Disposal Of Unit; Troubleshooting - Midwest RDH Freedom Instrucciones De Uso

18.Disposal of Unit

U.S. - Dispose of the system components in accordance with state and local laws.
EU - Dispose of in accordance with the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive 2002/96/EC of the
European Parliment and the Council of the European Union.

19. Troubleshooting

Problem
DPA is not revolving.
Excessive noise or vibration during operation.
Foot pedal does not charge.
Solution
1. Ensure the outer sheath and the DPA are snapped
together securely.
2. Ensure that the Inner Module and the Outer Sheath are
snapped together securely.
3. Verify the handpiece is powered up and properly
charged. If the handpiece lights do not illuminate,
place the handpiece in the charging base for a
minimum of 5 seconds, and then remove it to use.
4. Verify the foot pedal is not in battery saving mode or
discharged. This is done by connecting the power
supply to the foot pedal. The foot pedal will operate
while charging.
5. Ensure the DPA is not damaged by removing the DPA
and spinning the cup between your fingers. The cup
should spin freely.
6. Ensure that the sheath is not damaged by removing
the inner module from the sheath, leaving the DPA
connected, and spinning the DPA cup between your
fingers. The cup should spin freely. If the cup does not
spin freely, place 1-2 drops of MIDWEST Lubricant into
the sheath nose and try to spin again. If the cup still
does not spin freely, call Technical Support.
7. If DPA still does not spin freely, remove the sheath
from the inner module and verify the inner module
motor spins when the foot pedal is depressed. If the
inner module motor does not spin, resynchronize the
foot pedal with the inner module as per instructions
contained in this manual.
8. Resynchronize the units. See Section 11 Synchronizing
the Handpiece and Foot Pedal.
9. If the synchronization is not successful and/or the
handpiece still does not spin, call Technical Support.
1. Ensure that the outer sheath is aligned correctly with the
inner module.
2. Check the components for gross debris or
contamination and adhere to all infection control
procedures.
3. Check for damaged, worn or broken components.
4. Call Technical Support if necessary.
1. Ensure that the power cord is securely attached to the
wall outlet and the foot pedal.
2. Remove the foot pedal access door and look in
the compartment; ensure that the LED in the bottom
compartment is illuminated. If not, return the foot
pedal to Technical Support for professional battery
replacement.
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