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Operating InstructionsK9 4933

Always on the safe side.

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KaVo Elektrotechnisches Werk GmbHWangener Straße 78D-88299 LeutkirchTel.: 0 75 61 / 86-150 • Fax: 0 75 61 / 86-265

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K9 4933

A 1 User information ..........................................................................................................................................2A 1.1 Meaning of the pictograms ..................................................................................................................2A 1.2 Important information ..........................................................................................................................2A 1.3 Precautions ..........................................................................................................................................2A 1.4 Purpose and applications ....................................................................................................................3A 1.5 Technical data ......................................................................................................................................3

A 2 Scope of delivery - accessory ....................................................................................................................4

A 3 Description ..................................................................................................................................................4

A 4 Commissioning ............................................................................................................................................4

A 5 Operation ......................................................................................................................................................5A 5.1 Inserting / changing the tool ................................................................................................................5A 5.2 Operation ..............................................................................................................................................5

A 6 Maintenance ................................................................................................................................................6A 6.1 Weekly cleaning of chuck and handpiece part ....................................................................................6A 6.2 Replacing the ball bearings ..................................................................................................................7A 6.3 Changing the connecting cable ............................................................................................................9A 6.4 Monthly cleaning of the cooling air vents on motor part and locking cap ............................................9A 6.5 Changing the carbon brushes ..............................................................................................................9

A 7 Malfunctions ..............................................................................................................................................10

Guarantee conditions ..................................................................................................................................11Spare parts ..................................................................................................................................................12Declaration of conformity ..............................................................................................................................14

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K9 4933

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KaVo assumes no responsibility for damagearising through:

• external influences (poor quality of themedia or inadequate installation)

• use of incorrect information• improper use• improperly performed repairs.

Repair and maintenance work - apart fromthe activities described in these instructionsfor use - may be performed only by quali-fied technical personnel.

In the event of modifications by third par-ties, the approvals become null and void.KaVo recommends using only originalspare parts for operation and for repair.

A 1.3 Precautions

Safe operation and protection of the unit areensured only through proper use in accor-dance with the instructions for use andusing the tools approved for the purpose.The following should also be observed:

• the tool manufacturer's instructions, • the work safety regulations,• the accident prevention regulations.

■ Each time before switching on, check theset speed.■ Observe the permissible maximum speedand maximum pressure of the tools(according to tool manufacturer'sinstructions).■ Use safety screens when working withrotating tools.■ To avoid danger through accidentalswitching on, place the handpiece on asuitable shelf or tool support.

In the event of an unsatisfactory conditionof the unit or improper use, e.g.:

• unsuitable tools• tool shafts not manufactured according to

DIN-ISO• improper use or use not in accordance

with the purpose• unapproved speeds for tools used• incorrect clamping of the tools in the

chuck• insufficient retaining force of the chuck

(wear, soiling, failure to follow the prod-uct care instructions for the chuck system,etc.)

• different sizes of tool shaft and chuck

• lack of regular cleaning of the chuck• failure to follow the maintenance instruc-

tions• failure to comply with the accident pre-

vention regulations (e.g. failure to usesafety screens, safety devices, handpiecesupports, etc.)

• failure to take into account signs of wearand damage

• tool shafts which have slipped out (poten-tial danger = bending of the tool shafts)

there is a danger of injury and damage tomaterial and unit, e.g. due to:

• Bending of the tool shafts• Accidental withdrawal of the tools from

the chuck• Breaking or splintering of the tool.

A 1 User information

A 1.1 Meaning of the pictograms

Situations where failure to follow theinstructions may lead to danger,

damage to material or operating faults.

Important information for operatorand engineer.

Automatic modeAutomatic sequence

Close, screw in, fasten, etc.

Open, release, loosen

+ more, higher

- less, lower

∞ Continuous operation

Time, time sequence

Disconnect mains plug

A 1.2 Important information

The instructions for use should beread by the user before starting up

the unit for the first time, in order to avoidincorrect operation and other damage. Ifother language versions are required,please request these from your responsibleKaVo agent. Duplication and distributionof the instructions for use (IU) requireKaVo's prior consent.

All technical data, information and proper-ties of the product described in the IU cor-respond to the state on going to press.

Modifications and improvements to theproduct as a result of new technical devel-opments are possible.

This does not imply any right to retrofittingof existing units.

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A 1.4 Purpose and applications

K9 4933 handpieces are versatile and veryparticularly suitable for working on crownsand bridges. Suitable for:

Long-term operation at 5,000 - 25,000 min-1

Brief operation at 1,000 - 5,000 min-1

A 1.5 Technical data

Length: 190 mm

Handpiece part: max. ∅ 27 mm

Motor part: max. ∅ 32 mm

Weight: approx. 230 gwith connecting cable approx. 420 g

Output power max. 42 wattmax. 3.3 Ncm

Speed range 1,000-25,000 min-1

In the presence of extreme interferinghigh-frequency fields, speed variations

up to max. 20% may occur.

Ambient conditions:

Permitted in interior rooms

Permissible ambient temperature range of 5° C - 40° C

Permitted to max. relative humidity 80%

Intermittent operation: on 2 min / off 8 min

We reserve the right to make technicalmodifications.

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A 2 Scope of delivery - accessory

Scope of delivery

K9 handpiece 4933with chuck ∅ 2.35 mmCare set Mat. No. 0.411.3180Instructions for use Mat. No. 1.000.3920

Accessory

Available on request:Handpiece support 4850

Mat. No. 0.642.0352

Tool for changing the ball bearingsD -Key Mat. No. 0.411.3962

E -Socket wrench Mat. No. 0.411.2310

A 3 Description

@ Cover (3 covers as spare parts includedin care set)

” Straight pin

# Grip tip

£ K9-Handpiece part

fi K9-Motor part

Ì Chuck

A Chuck key

B Clip

C Cleaning brush

D Key Mat. No. 0.411.3962

E Socket wrench Mat. No. 0.411.2310

A 4 Commissioning

The K9 handpiece 4933 can be operatedwith the following controller:

Table-top K9 4953

Place K9 handpiece in the handpiece sup-port on the workstation.Insert plug into the appropriate socket ofthe suitable controller and screw down.

# £fi

Ì

A

D

E

BC

@0.411.3180

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A 5 Operation

A 5.1 Inserting / changing the tool

During commissioning and each timewhen operating the EWL handpieces,

it is essential to observe the points men-tioned in the Section “AA 11..33 Precautions“!

Opening the chuckTurn handpiece part £ and motor part fiin the direction of the arrow until the chuckÌ is completely open.

Inserting / changing the tool

Closing the chuckTurn handpiece part £ and motor part fiin the direction of the arrow as far as theywill go.

A 5.2 Operation

If the workplace is unsuitably illumi-nated, a stroboscopic effect may

occur. This causes the tool to appear sta-tionary at certain speeds. The situation canbe remedied only by acquiring suitablelighting.

Each time before switching on, check thedesired speed on the controller and ifnecessary adjust.

Put the K9 handpiece into operationaccording to the instructions for use of theup-circuit controller.

£

fi

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A 6 Maintenance

■ Repair and maintenance work on theelectrical part of the unit may be performedonly by qualified technical personnel ortrained persons who have been made awareof the safety regulations. Before mainte-nance work, disconnect the mains plug orisolate the unit completely from the powersupply so that there is no power to the unit.■ On no account may the K9 handpiece becleaned with compressed air; use the clean-ing brush from the care set.■ On no account should cleaning agents(such as spray cleaner, degreaser, etc.) beintroduced into the interior of the hand-piece.

A 6.1 Weekly cleaning of chuck andhandpiece part

Removing the chuck

Remove previously used tool or straightpin from chuck and take off cover @ (3covers as spart parts in the care set).

Push tool or straight pin into chuck as faras it will go and close chuck.

Slowly turn the shaft by the straight pin ”until clip B can be inserted into grip tip #with little resistance.

Open the chuck. Unscrew the chuck usingoriginal chuck key A and inserted straightpin or tool ”.

Clean the front opening of the K9 hand-piece with a brush or with cleaning brushsupplied. Clean chuck thread, surface ofchuck Ì and rotor cone and lightly grease.

Installing the chuck

Insert chuck incl. straight pin ” usingoriginal chuck key A and tighten.

Mount cover @ again.

Remove clip B from grip tip # and closechuck with inserted straight pin again.

Cl ea n e r

” @

A B

#

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A 6.2 Replacing the ball bearings

Dismantling

Slowly turn the shaft by the straight pin ”until clip B can be inserted into grip tip #with little resistance..

Loosen grip tip in direction of arrow andremove clip. Completely unscrew grip tip and removefelt washer \.

Grip handpiece part £ and loosen thread-ed ring | with socket wrench E andunscrew.

Remove complete shaft unit · from K9handpiece.

Remove ball bearing ¯ and bush » fromshaft.

Hold shaft with key D and loosen nut „with socket wrench E - note left-handedthread.

Remove nut „ with ball bearing ‰ fromshaft.

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B

ED

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Assembly

Push new ball bearing ‰ onto shaft. Holdshaft with key D and screw on nut „again with socket wrench E - note the left-handed thread.

Push ball bearing ¯ (with two O-ringsfacing the inside of the handpiece) andbush » onto the shaft as far as they willgo.

While rotating the shaft unit ·, insert itinto the K9 handpiece.

Grip handpiece part £ and tighten thethreaded ring | with socket wrench E.

Insert new felt washer \ into threadedring |.

Hold K9 handpiece, screw on grip tip byhand and tighten carefully with clip B.Insert cover @.

To increase the life of the ball bear-ing, KaVo EWL recommends:

■ After changing the ball bearing, allowthe handpiece to run without an insertedinstrument for about 60 minutes at 10,000to 15,000 rpm.

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E

D

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A 6.3 Changing the connecting cable

Unscrew locking cap from the motor partand disconnect the connecting cable in thedirection of the arrow.

Insert new connecting cable (2-pin) com-pletely into motor part and screw backlocking cap.

A 6.4 Monthly cleaning of the coo-ling air vents on motor part andlocking cap

Unscrew locking cap from motor part fiand disconnect connecting cable.

Clean locking cap and interior of motorpart with cleaning brush.

On no account should cleaning becarried out with compresed air!

Mount connecting cable and locking capagain.

A 6.5 Changing the carbon brushes

Remove connecting cable from motor part(see A 6.3).

Unscrew cheese-head screw ® andremove brush holder ˝ incl. carbon brush-es ˇ.

Replace carbon brushes ˇ and insert car-bon holder ˝ with carbon brushes backinto motor part fi.

Mount connecting cable again (see A 6.3).

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A 7 Malfunctions

Repair and maintenance work on theelectrical part of the unit may be per-

formed only by specialists or by personswho have been trained in the factory andhave been made aware of the safety regula-tions. Before opening the housing parts,disconnect the mains plug or isolate theunit completely from the power supply sothat there is no power to the unit.

C• K9 handpiece is blocked, possibly due to open chuck system.

R• Close chuck correctly with inserted tool(see A 5.1).

C• Break in connecting cable.R• Check connecting cable incl. plug

devices and if necessary replace.

C• Carbon brushes worn.R• Replace carbon brushes (see A 6.5).

C• Fault in the electrical system of K9 controller.

R• Check K9 controller or have repaired.

C• Diameter of tool shaft does not agree with chuck.

R• Use chuck or tool with appropriate diameter.

C• Chuck has become loose.R• Insert chuck correctly (see A 6.1).

C• Chuck is worn.R• Replace chuck (see A 6.1).

C• Ball bearing faulty owing to wear or soiling.

R• Check ball bearing and if necessary replace. (see A 6.2)

C• Prolonged operation under very high load.

R• Eliminate cause of high load, if neces-sary increase speed or use tools with smaller diameters.

C• Electronics of K9 controller faulty.RR• Check K9 controller or have repaired.

F = Fault C = Cause R = Rectification

F• Loud running noise or K9 handpiece heats up

F• Tool is no longer adequately retained in the chuck..

F• K9 handpiece no longer rotates or stops from time to time.

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Guarantee conditions

Under the valid KaVo EWL delivery and payment conditions, KaVo EWL gives a guarantee of satisfactory function and freedom from faultsin material and manufacture for the duration of 6 months from the date of sale certified by the vendor. After expiry of the warranty, KaVogives a guarantee of another 6 months for damage attributable to deficiencies in the material or in manufacture.In the case of justifiable complaints, KaVo EWL shall supply spare parts or carry out repairs free of charge. KaVo EWL accepts no liabilityfor defects and their consequences which have arisen or could have arisen as a result of natural wear, improper handling, cleaning or main-tenance, noncompliance with the maintenance, operating and connecting instructions, corrosion, impurities in the air supply or chemical orelectrical influences which are unusual or not admissible in accordance with KaVo’s instructions. The guarantee shall become null and voidif defects or their consequences can be attributed to interventions in or modifications to the product. Guarantee claims can only be validatedif they are notified immediately in writing to KaVo EWL.When the product is sent in, it must be accompanied by a copy of an invoice or delivery note which clearly shows the fabrication number.

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0.200.0834

1.000.4783

0.224.7001

0.258.6017

0.200.0835

0.202.0021

0.674.8212 ø 2,35 mm / ø 3,00 mm 0.674.8482 ø 3,175 mm

0.201.8083

0.200.08370.200.0836

0.674.4272

0.223.0111

1.000.2090

0.674.6072

1.000.21940.674.6082

A

B

C 0.674.6102

0.200.1045

0.674.4871 ø 2,35 mm

0.674.4881 ø 3,00 mm

0.674.4891 ø 3,175 mm

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A

1.000.2197

0.674.4162

0.674.4152

0.674.4172

0.222.40570.222.5031

0.674.41920.253.0012

0.200.6303

0.200.6323

0.674.7642

0.674.8732

1.000.2198

0.674.4771

0.674.8752

1.000.35861.000.1260

0.200.0826

0.674.8212 ø 2,35 mm

0.674.4871 ø 2,35 mm

1.000.4786

0.200.62190.222.40180.245.6004

1.000.4784

0.240.9031

0.676.0432

0.674.1281

0.200.61290.220.0158

0.676.0241

0.200.60561.000.2200

0.220.0223

B

0.220.00440.674.8772

0.674.7602

0.220.00550.200.6199

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