- Remove handpiece from tubing.
- Clean exterior surface and fiberoptics with alcohol. (Do not use
harsh cleaners or ultrasonic cleaner.)
- Insert a bur, and spray lubricant into air drive port.
- Rotate bur between the thumb and forefinger.
- Attach handpiece to tubing, cover with paper towel and run.
- Examine oil discharge on towel. If discolored, repeat procedure
until discharge becomes clear.
- Wipe off excess surface oil.
- Run for 20 to 30 seconds.
- Repeat until all excess oil is expelled from inside handpiece.
- Autoclave handpiece following recommended procedures.
- Remove handpiece and let cool. (Handpiece must be at room temperature
before proceeding.)
- Insert a bur, and spray lubricant into air drive port.
- Rotate bur between the thumb and forefinger.
- Attach handpiece to tubing, and run for 20 to 30 seconds.
- Lubricate with high viscosity cleaning oil before autoclaving.
- Run handpiece 30 seconds to clear excess oil.
- Autoclave handpiece following recommended procedures.
- Remove handpiece and let cool. (Handpiece must be at room temperature
before proceeding.)
- Lubricate as noted above.
- Spin off excess oil.
- High speed handpieces cannot be over-lubricated.
- Keep manufacturers recommended procedures on file for reference.
- Never use pin oil or syringe oil on high speed handpieces.
- Lubricate before autoclaving.
- Set air pressure to Manufacturers specifications.
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- Lubrication is not required.
- To clean, remove bur and blow air into chuck.
- Insert bur. (Never operate without a bur.)
- Run for 20 seconds to flush air and water lines.
- Clean exterior surface with alcohol.
- Dry thoroughly.
- Autoclave handpiece following recommended procedures. (Never submerge
handpiece in chemical disinfectants, ultrasonic cleaner or cold sterilants.)
- Allow 30 minutes to cool to room temperature.
- Clean exterior surface with alcohol. (Do not use harsh cleaners,
ultrasonic cleaners, or introduce cleaner into motor.)
- Insert a bur and tighten.
- Remove handpiece from tubing.
- Add 2 to 3 drops of oil into drive air tube.
- Attach handpiece to tubing, and run at high speed for 10 to 20
seconds.
- Consult with manufacturer before autoclaving any low speed handpieces
for recommended procedures.
- Add 2 to 3 drops of oil into drive tube.
- Insert a bur.
- Run handpiece 10 to 20 seconds.
- Lubricate after each use.
- Keep manufacturers recommended procedures on file for reference.
- Never autoclave detachable motors.
- Set air pressure to manufacturers specifications.
- Use high viscosity lubricating and cleaning oil.
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