2. Light meters differ greatly and are designed for specific light guide tips and lenses. Ultradent recommends routinely checking the output in Standard Power mode. NOTE: the true

numeric output will be skewed due the inaccuracy of common light meters and the custom LED pack in the curing light.

Manufacturer Repair

1. Repairs are only to be performed by authorized service personnel. Ultradent to provide service personnel with documentation to perform repairs.

2. When sending units in for repair, service, or calibrations, always remove the batteries from the curing light and charger. Wrap batteries, charger, adapter, and the curing light

separately in the return box.

3. Ship batteries in accordance with local regulations.

Battery Maintenance

Charging and Changing Batteries

The curing light comes with 4 rechargeable lithium iron phosphate batteries.

How to charge batteries:

1. Plug charger into electrical outlet.

2. Insert batteries into charger with positive (+) end pointed towards the indicator lights on charger.

3. Green Lights indicate batteries are ready for use.

4. Batteries will take 1-3 hours to charge. Leave batteries in charger until ready for use.

NOTE: If the red light on the charger does not turn green when the batteries have been charging longer than three hours, the battery may be degraded (corrupted) and cannot be

charged. Try a new battery or call Ultradent Customer Service to order a new set of rechargeable batteries.

How to change/insert batteries:

1. Remove back cap by twisting counterclockwise one quarter turn.

2. Remove batteries.

3. Insert fresh batteries positive (+) side first.

4. Reattach back cap by aligning and gently pushing while twisting clockwise. The cap will click when fully attached.

5. The unit is ready for use.

If necessary, Ultradent authorizes the following NON-RECHARGEABLE batteries for the curing light:

NOTE: DO NOT attempt to charge non-rechargeable batteries.

1. Tenergy Propel Photo Lithium

2. Titanium Innovations CR123A

3. Energizer

123

4. Duracell

Ultra CR123A

5. SureFire

SF123A

6. Panasonic

CR123A

Low Batteries: The curing light signals the user that it is time to change the batteries when the Low Battery Indicator Light is flashing red. If the battery charge becomes too low, an

audible 3 beep warning sound will occur and the curing light will not allow further operation until batteries are recharged or new batteries are inserted. (See Quick Warning Guide)

Charging Time and Battery Life: Fully charged battery life in the curing light is dependent on the Mode/Time interval, battery type, amount of use, and LED efficiency. In general,

rechargeable batteries should last 1 - 2 weeks. Non-rechargeable batteries may last 2 - 3 times longer.

• Recommended Recharge Interval: When low battery indicator comes on, or approximately every 1 – 2 weeks, depending on use.

• Extra Batteries: The curing light comes with 4 rechargeable batteries. We also recommend keeping a spare set of non-rechargeable CR123A Batteries on hand in the event of a

problem or loss of the rechargeable batteries.

• Battery Life Expectancy: Rechargeable Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries can be recharged approximately 1000 to 2000 times. Based on normal use and proper care, batteries should

last up to five years, but should be replaced as necessary.

Warranty

Ultradent hereby warrants that this instrument shall, for a period of 5 years*, conform in all material respects to the specifications therefore as set forth in Ultradent's documentation

accompanying the product and be free from any defects in materials/or workmanship. This warranty applies solely to the original purchaser and is not transferable. All defective products

are to be returned to Ultradent. There are no user service components of the VALO Cordless curing light system. Tampering with the VALO Cordless curing light will void its warranty.

The VALO Cordless curing light warranty does not cover customer damage. For example; if a VALO Cordless is misused or dropped and the lens breaks, the customer would be responsible

to pay for any necessary repairs.

*With sales receipt indicating the date of sale to the dentist.

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