Precautions And Warnings "During The Installation" Of Equipment; Recommendations For Preserving The Equipment - GNATUS Optilight Max Manual Delpropietario

precautions, restrictions and WarninGs
recommendations for the dental equipment maintenance.
Your Gnatus equipment has been designed and developed according to the standards
of modern techology. Similarly to other kinds of equipment, it requires special care, which
is many times neglected due to several reasons and circunstances.
Therefore, here are some important reminders for your daily routine. Try to follow these
simple rules, which will save you a lot of time and will avoid unnecessary expenses once
they start making part of your working procedure.
precautions and warnings "during the installation" of the
equipment
- Check the voltage of the equipment upon executing the electrical installation.
- Position the equipment in a place where it will not get wet.
- Install the equipment in a place where it will not be damaged by the pressure,
temperature, humidity, direct sunlight, dust, salts, or sulfur compounds.
- The equipment must not undergo inclination, excessive vibrations, or blows (including
during transportation and handling).
- This equipment was not planned for use in an environment where vapors, anesthetic
mixtures inflammable with air, or oxygen and nitrous oxide can be detected.
- Before the first use and/or after long interruptions from work such as vacations, clean
and disinfect the equipment.
- This equipment is not sensitive to electrical, electrostatic and pressure interference,
provided that the items of cleaning, maintenance, transportation and operation of this
Manual are observed.
However, an electromagnetic environment can interfere with its normal operation.
precautions and warnings "during the use" of equipment
- The equipment should only be operated by duly enabled and trained technicians (Dental
Surgeons, Capacitated Professionals)
- If any maintenance should be required, only use services of the Gnatus Authorized
Technical Assistance.
- Do not expose the plastic parts to contact with chemical substances, use in the routines
of dental treatment, such as: acids, mercury, acrylic liquids, amalgams, etc.
- Avoid the light conductor to terminal to touch the resin to be polymerized.
- When using the equipment check if the light conductor output doesn't have residues
that might obstruct the light beam.
- Use suitable techniques to minimize the effects of the contracting of the photopolymerized
material and also of the temperature in the region applied. These techniques consist of
spacing proportional to the effect desired, i.e., withdrawing the tip from the activated region
the power and temperature tend to diminish.
- A minimum distance of 10mm between the tip and the tooth is advisable.
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