Disposal; Description And Usage; Application; Components Supplied - DENTAURUM Master 3000 Manual Del Usuario

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Disposal

Note:
This symbol indicates, products marked with it should not be disposed off together with
garbage of households. The legislator disallows commercial customers to return electronic
waste via municipial collection points. Further information is available through Dentaurum or
the dental trade.
2.

Description and usage

2.1

Application

The Master 3000 spot-welding unit fulfils all the requirements for producing optimum weld or
solder joints in orthodontic appliances:
• Continuous, high resolution adjustment of welding and soldering power
• E asy and precise setting of welding and soldering energy due to LCD display
• Electronic charge and discharge logic for thyristor control
• Ergonomic design
• Outlets for special accessories
3. Technical data REF 079-000-00
Mains connection:
Rated power:
Impulse current:
Fuse:
Insulation class:
Dimensions:
Weight:
Color:
Base and hand rest:
Manual button:
The rating plate with the number is on the back of the unit.
4.

Components supplied

The basic set contains the following items:
• Master 3000 unit REF 079-000-00
• Screwdriver for changing electrodes
• 1 x spare fuse (3.15 A, time-delay fuse)
5. Unpacking and start-up procedure
Should you notice any damage which may have occurred in transit, notify Dentaurum Customer
Service (page 48) or the dealer you got the unit from without delay.
!
Before using the unit, ensure that the power supply voltage corresponds to the operating
voltage stated on the rating plate on the back of the unit.
The voltage is automatically set between 110 V and 240 V.
Plug the power cable into the power cable outlet  and then into the power supply outlet.
The unit is now ready for operation.
110 V – 240 V 50 / 60 Hz
140 W
2200 A
3.15 A, time-delay fuse
B
335 x 310 x 130 mm (13 1/4'' x 8'' x 5 1/4'') (W x D x H)
approx. 8.25 kg / 18 lbs.
housing RAL 9001 white
RAL 1515 blue
RAL 9006 white-aluminum
• Power cable
• File for solder electrodes
• Instructions for use
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