Operation And Use; Operation; Operator; Intended Use - Carlo De Giorgi 2900 Manual De Instrucciones

LABORATORY MICROMOTOR
4 – OPERATION AND USE

4.1 - OPERATION

Bench top models should be placed on a work table in front of the
operator; floor models must be positioned in such a way that they cannot
be inadvertently displaced by the pressure exerted by the operator's foot –
the unit should ideally be located against a contrast such as a pillar.
Check that the appliance is working by setting the main power switch (1)
to ON and then pressing footpedal (2) (or by operating lever (9) in the
case of floor models); the motor should begin to rotate. If the motor fails
to start set the main power switch to OFF, unplug the appliance and then
check that the various connectors are in the correct positions.
Always switch OFF the appliance after use.

4.2 - OPERATOR

The operator starts the appliance by means of a voluntary command
(footpedal or floor lever) thereby assuming direct control of its operation.
4.3 – INTENDED USE
The laboratory micromotor is designed for use in orthodontic laboratories,
jewellers workshops and tool shops, for machining various materials
including resins, ceramics, gold, chromium cobalt, etc..
The appliance is not designed for use in applications that fall within the
definitions of the Medical Equipment Directive 93/42/EEC, or any uses
other than those specified by the manufacturer.
4.4 – SAFETY WARNINGS
- The appliance must be used exclusively by skilled personnel who are
aware of the potential hazards;
- do not use the appliance until you have connected the footpedal (2) to
connector (3) located on the rear of the unit (bench top models only);
- do not use the appliance in the vicinity of inflammable materials;
- do not apply oil to the handpiece from the collet side (part "B", Fig. 3);
- do not open the power supply case under any circumstances;
- do not attempt to change the tool while the motor is running;
always check that the diameter of the tool shank is compatible with
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the supplied collets.
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