OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Zenotec cyclon

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1 LIST OF PARTS ........................................................................................................................................................................ 4

2 INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................................................................................................... 5

2.1 Signs and symbols ................................................................................................................................................................ 5

2.2 Pictures in the Operating Instructions .................................................................................................................................... 6

3 SAFETY FIRST ......................................................................................................................................................................... 7

3.1 General safety information ................................................................................................................................................... 7

3.2 Warnings .............................................................................................................................................................................. 7

3.3 Intended use ........................................................................................................................................................................ 9

4 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION ...................................................................................................................................................... 10

4.1 Types of filters ....................................................................................................................................................................... 10

4.1.1 Prefilter ........................................................................................................................................................................ 10

4.1.2 Main filter .................................................................................................................................................................... 10

4.2 Mechanism .......................................................................................................................................................................... 11

4.2.1 Area of application ...................................................................................................................................................... 11

4.2.2 Functioning principle ................................................................................................................................................... 11

4.3 Technical data ...................................................................................................................................................................... 12

5 ACCEPTABLE TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE CONDITIONS ............................................................................... 12

6 INSTALLATION AND INITIAL START-UP ............................................................................................................................ 13

6.1 Unpacking ............................................................................................................................................................................. 13

6.2 Installation ........................................................................................................................................................................... 14

6.2.1 Installation of the extraction unit ................................................................................................................................. 14

6.2.2 Installation of the cyclon separator ............................................................................................................................... 14

6.2.3 Installing the connecting hose .................................................................................................................................. 15

6.2.4 Length of the connecting hose ........................................................................................................................................ 15

6.2.5 Shortening the connecting hose ....................................................................................................................................... 15

7 OPERATION .............................................................................................................................................................................. 17

7.1 Permitted operating conditions ............................................................................................................................................ 17

7.2 Initial operation .................................................................................................................................................................... 17

7.3 Operation ............................................................................................................................................................................. 17

7.3.1 Operation via the front control panel ........................................................................................................................... 18

7.3.2 Operation via the interface .......................................................................................................................................... 18

7.4 Display .................................................................................................................................................................................. 19

Table of Contents

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8 SERVICE AND CLEANING ..................................................................................................................................................... 20

8.1 Cleaning .............................................................................................................................................................................. 20

8.2 Filter saturation indicator and filter change ........................................................................................................................... 20

8.2.1 Filter saturation indicator ............................................................................................................................................. 21

8.2.2 Changing the filter ...................................................................................................................................................... 22

8.3 Cyclon separator .................................................................................................................................................................. 23

9 TROUBLESHOOTING ............................................................................................................................................................ 24

9.1 Quick diagnosis Zenotec cyclon extraction unit ..................................................................................................................... 24

10 NOTE ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 25

10.1 Safety information .............................................................................................................................................................. 25

10.2 Disposal ............................................................................................................................................................................. 25

11 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY ................................................................................................................................... 26

12 APPENDIX ............................................................................................................................................................................. 27

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1 List of Parts

1x Dust drawer1x Extraction unit 1x cyclon separator

1x Tube

(cyclon separator extraction unit)

1x Tube

(Machine cyclon separator)

1x Control cable

1x Prefilter F6 1x Fine dust filter H131x Power cable

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2 Introduction

2.1 Signs and symbols

The symbols in the Operating Instructions will draw your attention to the important points and provide you with the following information:

Symbol Note

Non-observance of the general hazard warnings can lead to injury.

Tips to prevent danger.

DANGER refers to a dangerous situation, which could lead to severe physical injury or even death.

WARNING refers to a dangerous situation, which could lead to severe physical injury or even death.

CAUTION refers to a dangerous situation, which could lead to minor or medium personal injury.

NOTE refers to a situation in which the product or its surroundings could become damaged.

DANGER indicates an immanent electrical hazard.

Dear Customer,

we are delighted that you have chosen this Zenotec cyclon extraction unit. This piece of equipment is an extraction and filtering device

for the extraction of milling dust. This device has been developed and produced according to the latest state-of-the-art technology.

Improper use can be dangerous. Please observe the relevant tips and information and read the Operating Instructions thoroughly.

We hope you enjoy using this unit and wish you every success.

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Symbol Note

Note: Disconnect the device from the power supply.

Note: Risk of tripping/falling.

Note: Risk of crushing/cutting injuries.

Note: Risk of hearing impairment due to loud noises.

Note: Specific conditions for operating the device.

Note to lift with several persons.This symbol indicates that this device must be lifted by several persons and placed at its point of installation.

Background information.

Notes on easy handling.

Application tips and other important information.

Notes on disposal.

2.2 Pictures in the Operating Instructions

All pictures and illustrations in these Operating Instructions are for general reference and have no relevance in detail to the construction

of the device.

These are symbol pictures which may differ from the original, e.g. due to simplification.

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3 Safety First

It is obligatory that this chapter must be read through by all persons who will be working with Zenotec cyclon or who are in charge of

servicing and maintaining the device. The instructions contained must be followed!

3.1 General safety information

Read the instructions thoroughly before activating the Zenotec cyclon unit. Please follow the safety information

stated here in order to exclude risks and possible serious injuries.

The operator must be informed about the intended use of the device and must act in compliance with the safety and protective meas-

ures. Check the device, in particular the safety equipment for possible damage. Damaged safety equipment or parts must be repaired

or exchanged by a service technician authorized by Wieland Dental + Technik, unless otherwise stated in the Operating Instructions.

3.2 Warnings

Fault elimination during operationDanger to life due to electrical shock!

Disconnect the power supply and ensure that the device cannot be switched back on.

Please contact the service technician from Wieland Dental + Technik, before repairing the fault.

Open the deviceDanger to life due to electrical shock!

Disconnect the power supply and ensure that the device cannot be switched back on.

It is essential that damaged cables are replaced with original spare part cables.

Open/close the device Risk of injury due to crushing!

In order to change the filter or to empty the dust collection drawer, disconnect the device from the power supply and ensure that it cannot be switched back on.

Take care when opening and closing the Zenotec cyclon (for example during filter change). Carelessness can result in injury from crushing or cutting.

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Use of damaged cablesDanger to life due to electrical shock!

Disconnect the power supply and ensure that the device cannot be switched back on.

Contact the customer service.

It is essential that damaged cables are replaced with original spare part cables.

Protect the connection cable from heat, moisture, oil and sharp edges.

Pay attention to the permitted connection voltage.

Extraction of inappropriate materials!

Do not use the device to extract highly flammable or explosive gasses.

Do not use the device to extract aggressive materials or aluminium dust.

Do not use the device to extract liquids of any kind.

Processing materials which are hazardous to healthRespiratory disorders caused by inhaling dangerous materials!

When extracting carcinogenic materials and/or welding fumes, from materials with a nickel or chrome content, the technical rules for the handling of hazardous substances TRGS 560 regarding air recirculation in connection with the treatment of carcinogenic hazardous materials must be observed.

Loud operating noise Hearing impairment due to loud noises!

When subjected to loud noises or with sounds above the noise level of 85 dBA at the workplace, it is advisable to use ear protectors to protect the ear from noise damage.

Disorder at the workplaceRisk of tripping and falling!

Keep the workplace tidy.

Keep the Zenotec cyclon in a safe place.

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Only use the original spare parts and replacement filters recommended by Wieland Dental + Technik.

Do not use the device without a filter insert.

The exhaust opening must not be covered or obstructed.

Make sure that the device is standing in a stable position.

In the case of technical problems, please contact the Wieland Dental + Technik customer service.

The device must be protected against unauthorized interventions.

The room in which the device will operate must be equipped with an automatic fire alarm system.

3.3 Intended use

The Zenotec cyclon extraction and filter unit is designed to extract dust and fumes and must not, as stipulated in the safety informa-

tion, be used to extract burning or smouldering materials, easily flammable or explosive gasses, aggressive materials, aluminium

grinding dust or for the suction of liquids of any kind. Modifications to the device will invalidate the warranty agreement.

The following conditions must be observed to ensure unattended operation.

The safety features must not be circumvented or deactivated. Intended use also includes compliance with these Instructions for Use

and adherence to the maintenance regulations. In order to ensure product safety and warranty, this product may only be operated

with original equipment from Wieland Dental + Technik. The user is responsible for risks resulting from the use of non-approved

accessories.

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4 Product Description

The powerful and sound insulated extraction unit Zenotec cyclon can be easily integrated within the laboratory and is quiet and low

in maintenance. The cyclonic technology conserves the filter and the milling dust generated can be easily disposed of by emptying the

dust drawer.

4.1 Types of filters

4.1.1 Prefilter

The filter apparatus is equipped with a Z-line filter (F6). By changing the prefilter on

a regular basis, the service-life of the subsequent main filter (suspended particle

filter) will be significantly increased. At the latest, the prefilter must be changed when

the main filter is replaced.

4.1.2 Main filter

The main filter (fine dust filter H13) ensures that more than 99.95 % of the

extracted fumes and dust particles remain in the filter (according to DIN EN 1822).

This also applies when the filter insert is either full or partially saturated. As the

saturation level increases however, the suction performance will decrease.

Fig. 1: Prefilter F6

Fig. 2: Fine dust filter H13

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4.2 Mechanism

4.2.1 Area of application

The device was developed for use in the dental field. This device is for the extraction of fine dust, fumes or other particles from dental

materials such as:

Wax*

Telio CAD® for Zenotec, PMMA Cast and other customary dental acrylics*

Composite*

Zirconium oxide*

Zenotec® NP*

Glass-ceramic* IPS e.max® CAD for Zenotec, IPS Empress CAD® for Zenotec

(only together with Zenotec hydro)

* In general, this product is suitable for all Wieland Dental + Technik / Ivoclar Vivadent materials in their relevant categories. It is not advisable to use external products due to incompatibility which could cause damage to the device.

4.2.2 Functioning principles

The dust in the air is collected (hood, tube) and passed along a pipeline, a flexible tube or a suction arm via the cyclon separator into

the filter unit. Here the particles are separated into the various different filter levels according to their filter category.

Fig. 3: Diagram showing the Zenotec cyclon functioning principle

If the unit is used for any purpose other than the one mentioned above, it may be damaged.

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4.3 Technical data

Measurements (h/w/d) Each approx. 70 x 35 x 35 cm (extraction unit / cyclon separator)

Weight 40 kg (extraction unit) / 19 kg (cyclon separator)

Air flow volume - free air max. 280 m3/h

Effective volumetric flow rate max. 30 – 230 m3/h

Maximum static pressure 11000 Pa

Turbine performance approx. 1.1 kW

Frequency 50/60 Hz

Protection class 1

IP Code IP30

Drive type Continuous

Noise level approx. 62 db(A)

Serial interface Sub-D 25

5 Acceptable Transportation and Storage Conditions

The filter device and the cyclon separator are delivered in a completely packaged state. The products must be transferred in a suitable

form of transport (fork lift truck, pallet truck etc.). The packaging must not be burdened with any additional weight.

The packaging must not be subjected to environmental influences.

Transport and storage temperature: -25 °C to +55 °C (max. 70 °C / 24 h)

Working temperature +5 °C to +40 °C

Relative humidity maximum 80 % without condensation

Max. operating altitude above sea level 2000 m

Only for indoor use, not too much dust in the surrounding air, (damage caused by occasional condensation is prevented with

a special bypass ventilation function)

When unloading, pay attention to where the centre of gravity in the package lies.

Further transport must only be carried out in the original packaging.

Wieland Dental + Technik accepts no liability for transport damage to the Zenotec cyclon when the equipment is shipped in non-original packaging.

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6 Installation and Initial Start-up

The Zenotec cyclon is designed to extract the dust particles generated by the milling machine, on the one hand to protect the machine

itself but also to prevent health risks to employees working on site.

In order to ensure that the filtering system functions efficiently, it is important that the filter modules, tube connections and extraction

elements are checked for air-tightness directly at installation on site.

6.1 Unpacking

The extraction and filter equipment is delivered in padded original packaging.

The equipment is packed into one box.

1. Open the box on the top side.

Take care when using a sharp knife or similar, that the surface of the unit is not damaged

or cutting injuries are caused.

2. Turn the unit carefully around until the top side is at the bottom.

3. Pull the box off and remove the styrofoam segments.

Do not damage the surface.

In order to prevent physical injury, the equipment should be lifted and positioned at its installation point by more than one person.

During transport please only use the original packaging with the relevant styrofoam segments.

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6.2.2 Installation of the cyclon separator

6.2 Installation

This is a device in the protection category 1 and it must be connected to the earthing conductor. It should be connected to the power supply using the supplied power cable or a certified equivalent model. The plug must remain accessible.

On initial operation or after the cyclon separator has been emptied, the dust collection drawer is very light. For this reason please ensure that it stands in a stable position.

The filter unit is supplied ready to plug in and must only be connected to the intended voltage.

Fig. 4: Zenotec cyclon connections Fig. 5: Zenotec cyclon ventilation slits

6.2.1 Installation of the extraction unit

1. Mount and install extraction elements or suction arms and other equipment. The tubings must be air-tight in order to

prevent potentially dangerous fumes and particles from escaping. If the filters are inserted at the point of installation,

check to ensure that it is correctly fixed (please check to ensure that all seals are securely fixed).

2. Connect the control cable to the interface – (Fig. 4, step 1).

3. Connect the unit to the power supply – (Fig. 4, step 2).

4. Switch the unit on or off via the “on/off” switch – (Fig. 4, step 3).

5. Ensure that the air vents on the bypass cooling system are unobstructed – (Fig. 5).

6. The surrounding air must not contain high amounts of dust, otherwise the turbine will become polluted.

If in doubt, please contact a Wieland Dental + Technik service technician.

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1. Please follow the steps described in the chapter Installation when installing the extraction and filter system.

At this point do not connect the extraction elements.

2. Place the cyclon separator next to the extraction and filter equipment.

Please ensure a stable standing position.

3. Next, connect the cyclon separator to the extraction and filter equipment using the supplied tube set

(connection on top).

4. Now it can be connected to the extraction element. Please connect the respective tube to the tangent contact on the

cyclon separator (connection on the side).

The surrounding air must not contain high amounts of dust otherwise the turbine will become polluted.

If in doubt, please contact a Wieland Dental + Technik service technician.

6.2.3 Installing the connecting hose

The connecting hose must not be allowed to sag, as this will result in reduced suction performance or in the accumulation of milling residues.

6.2.4 Length of the connecting hose

Connect the connecting hose to the suction opening of the Zenotec cyclon and hold the tube to the hookup on the Zenotec milling system to check.

Check if the hose sags. If it does, shorten the connecting hose.

6.2.5 Shortening the connecting hose

Only if the connecting hose sags!

Mark the area where the connecting hose reaches the hookup at the Zenotec cyclon. Add approximately 3 cm excess length.

Cut the connecting hose at the marked area using a sharp knife.

Connect the connecting hose with the Zenotec cyclon.

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cyclon separatorextraction unit milling machine

In order to maintain optimal extraction performance, do not allow the dust collection drawer to become more than half full.

Fig. 6: An example of a connected cyclon separator

The cyclon separator acts as a pre-separator for coarse dust >10 μm and protects the downstream particulate filter in the connected

extraction and filter equipment. The cyclon separator is not monitored by the “filter full indicator”. It is therefore necessary to check

the fill level of the dust collection drawer on a regular basis.

The unit is now ready for use.

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7 Operation

The extraction and filter unit must only be used to extract materials stipulated in these Operating Instructions. During operation,

the condition of the filter and fill level of the dust collection drawer must be checked on a regular basis.

7.1 Permitted operating conditions

7.2 Initial operation

1. First follow the steps described in chapter Installation.

2. Check the stability of the unit and the tube system.

3. Check to ensure the power supply is correct.

4. Switch the unit on at the power switch.

5. Press the switch Run/Standby. This will light up green to signalize the unit is in operation.

6. The turbine/ventilator power can now be adjusted at the suction level control dial.

7. Should you experience problems with the initial operation, please follow the steps described in the chapters Operation.

7.3 Operation

The extraction and filter unit has two different control options:

The control panel at the front of the unit.

Via the D-Sub-25 interface and the supplied control cable (with Zenotec mini / Zenotec select and Zenotec T1).

Working temperature + 5 to + 40 °C

Relative humidity80 % without load. Damage caused by occasional condensation is prevented with a special bypass ventilation function.

Use Only for indoor use, not too much dust in the surrounding air

Max. operating altitude above sea level 2000 m

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7.3.1 Operation via the front control panel

7.3.2 Operation via the interface

Switch the unit on with the power switch.

The unit can be switched to Start/Stop fully automatically via the D-Sub-25 interface and the supplied control cable (for Zenotec

mini/Zenotec select and Zenotec T1).

Fig. 7: Front display Zenotec cyclon

Description Position

The system is switched on via the Run/Standby button. The device switch must be turned on. (Located at the side of the device)

Position 1

The system starts and displays the Run mode via the rotating turbine wheel on the display. Position 6

The suction power of the unit can be adjusted via the - and + button. Position 2

The suction power is displayed on the top right of the display. The display switches between the current operating hours and the suction performance when one of the +/- buttons is pressed.

Position 7

The filter status indicator shows quickly and easily whether a filter needs to be changed. Position 3

The status of the filter can be monitored easily via the filter saturation indicator. It shows the entire filter saturation of all installed filters together.

Position 4 + 5

Display for temperature error. Position 6

General display of the system status through blue, yellow and red frame elements. Position 8

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7.4 Display

The unit has a differential pressure monitor, whereby the filter display shows the condition of the saturation filter / filter insert.

Red frame element alight = 100% filter saturation (signal “filter full” via interface). Please read the following chapter 8.2

(filter saturation indication and filter change).

In order to ensure of consistent extraction performance and to prevent damage to the equipment, the individual filter levels and fill level in the dust collection drawer must be checked and changed/emptied on a regular basis.

Fig. 8: Front display Zenotec cyclon

Position Controls

Position 1 Run/Standby

Position 2 Suction power

Position 3(green) (yellow)(red)

Filter saturation indicatorFilter saturation okCheck filter saturation, if necessary, re-order filterMaximum filter saturation, change the filter

Position 4 Filter Status prefilter*

Position 5 Filter status main filter*

Position 6 Display for temperature and turbine error

Position 7 Display operating hours counter

Position 8(blue)(green) (yellow)(red)

System status display through colour frame elementsIndicates standby modeAll filters okFilter is 60% saturated (if necessary, re-order filter)Maximum filter saturation achieved. Change filter.

100% filter saturation is indicated by red light frame elements and an acoustic signal.

See section 8.2.1 (filter saturation indicator).

* Filter saturation indicator of all installed filters.

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8 Service and Cleaning

Service and cleaning are necessary in order to guarantee a smooth functioning extraction process. In the case

of non-compliance with cleaning the unit, Wieland Dental + Technik reserves the right to withdraw from the warranty agreement. Please observe the following chapter on cleaning and use the points listed as a control list.

Suitable protective clothing must be worn when cleaning the unit in order to avoid contamination from the potentially harmful material.

8.1 Cleaning

The following points must be followed for cleaning and servicing:

Before cleaning, the unit must be out of operation and disconnected from the power supply.

The unit housing is coated in a resistant paint. A damp cloth and conventional household cleaning agent is sufficient for cleaning.

Do not use solvents.

Do not clean the filter! Tapping or blowing the filter clean with compressed air will cause damage to the filter medium. Harmful substances will enter the room air.

Make sure that no cleaning water gets into the electrical parts or the ventilation slots.

If you loosen the filter modules for cleaning, make sure the seals do not become damaged and that they fit correctly and securely

when the unit is switched back on.

After cleaning, dry all the parts thoroughly with a cloth.

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Filter saturation indicator(Position 3)

Frame display(Position 8)

Description / action

Green All filters ok

YellowCheck filter status and if necessary re-order individual filters. Indication “filter full” via interface as soon as the last yellow level of the filter saturation is reached (frame display lights in yellow).

RedMaximum filter saturation is reached, acoustic signal is sent, change filter (frame display lights in red).

The individual filter levels must be checked regularly and if necessary exchanged (min. 1x per week) so that consistent suction performance can be maintained and damage to the unit can be avoided. Only change the filter when the extraction unit is switched off and whilst wearing suitable protective clothing! The particle filters must not be cleaned. These are changed.

Fig. 9: Filter saturation indicator (Position 4+5)

8.2 Filter saturation indicator and filter change

8.2.1 Filter saturation indicator

The filter saturation indicator shows the filter saturation of all installed filter levels in the unit.

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If it is necessary to remove the filter modules, make sure that no parts (e.g. connection parts for differential pressure measurement) are damaged and that the filter module is replaced correctly.

The integrity of the differential pressure nozzles must be observed as they evaluate the filter status. These nozzles are situated in the seals between each individual module unit.

Only change the filter when the extraction unit is switched off and whilst wearing appropriate protective clothing.*

The personal safety protection recommended to be worn includes a face mask (half mask with protection class FFP-3), powder impermeable, protective gloves and goggles.

8.2.2 Changing the filter

If the filter warning indicator lights up, please observe the following steps for changing the filter:

1. Remove the plug

2. Open the filter module

3. Remove the filter

4. Check the filter and if necessary exchange the saturated filter for a new original filter

5. Replace the filter

6. Close the filter module

7. Check that the filter module is correctly fixed

8. Reconnect the plug

* The relevant local safety regulations (factory regulations) must be followed.

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8.3 Cyclon separator

The fill level in the dust collection drawer must be checked regularly (min. 1x per week) and if necessary the drawer must be emptied, so that consistent suction performance can be maintained and damage to the unit can be avoided.

1. The fill level of the cyclon separator is not controlled by the filter warning indicator, instead it must be regularly checked depending on the application.

2. Do not allow the dust collection drawer to become more than half full so that the suction performance can be maintained and the connected extraction and filter equipment does not become polluted.

How to empty the dust collection drawer

1. Switch the extraction and filter equipment off and if

necessary remove from the power supply.

2. Open the cyclon separator door.

3. Remove the dust collection drawer and dispose of

the contents in an appropriate manner.

4. Wipe the dust collection drawer out with a cloth and

re-insert it into the cyclon module of the extraction

system.

5. Switch the extraction and filter equipment back on.

Fig. 10: Zenotec cyclon dust collection drawer

Only empty when the extraction unit is switched off and whilst wearing suitable protective clothing.*

The personal safety protection recommended to be worn when servicing and cleaning includes a face mask (half mask with protection class FFP-3), powder impermeable, protective gloves and goggles.

*The relevant local safety regulations (factory regulations) must be followed.

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9.1 Quick Diagnosis Zenotec cyclon extraction unit

9 Troubleshooting

If the device has a malfunction, do not open the extraction unit until it has been disconnected from the power supply! Danger due to electrical shock!

1. If there is an error, check the display on the front panel.

2. Switch the unit off at the power switch and stop the operating process.

3. Disconnect the power supply.

4. Check the filter in the unit and change if necessary.

5. Use the Zenotec cyclon quick diagnosis and if the problem cannot be solved, contact the technical support at

Wieland Dental + Technik.

Error description Reason Solution

1The unit will not start, no display on the front panel

Power supply is not connected Plug in the power cable

The safety fuse has not been inserted or is defect

The safety fuse must be checked by a qualified electrician and then changed if necessary

No power supply from this particular electrical outlet

The electrical current and fuses must be checked by a qualified electrician

The power switch is “off” Switch the power switch on

Incorrect voltage Check voltage

2The unit won’t start, the Run/Standby button is blinking

The unit is in the Standby mode Press the Run/Standby button

3The unit won’t start, acoustic warning signal, turbine error lights up

Turbine failure / malfunctionSwitch the unit off and contact Wieland Dental + Technik service

4 Temperature error indicator lights up Problem with temperature

Switch the unit off and allow it to cool down. Check room temperature and the extraction tube and switch the unit back on. If the error re-occurs, contact Wieland Dental+Technik service.

5The unit is in operation, yellow warning light is blinking, filter saturation indicator lights up (green + yellow)

Filter partially saturated

Green area: Filter saturation is ok

Yellow area: Order a new filter

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10 Note

10.1 Safety information

The Zenotec cyclon extraction unit was manufactured according to the Standards indicated in Chapter 11 of the Declaration of

Conformity.

10.2 Disposal

Please observe the local regulations regarding the disposal of filter elements.The unit must not be disposed of through the conventional household waste system. Please dispose of disused devices in the proper manner according to EU regulations.

Error description Reason Solution

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The unit is in operation, red warning light is blinking, filter saturation indicator lights up (green + yellow + red)

Filter is saturatedRed area: Filter is fully saturated, change filter

7No / low suction performance,LED does not indicate a filter change

Suction tube is blocked, defect,bent or not connected

Clean the suction tube, check and change if necessary

Suction performance has not beenadjusted correctly

Increase the suction performance at the speed control dial (front)

Motor / control defectContact the Wieland Dental + Technik service

8The unit does not run smoothly, it vibrates strongly

Motor bearings defectContact the Wieland Dental + Technik service and if necessary replace the motor

Contamination on the motor fan Check the filter for leakages and if necessary contact the Wieland Dental + Technik service

9Dust escapes from the filter unit housing

The dust container has not been inserted

Insert the dust container

The dust container is leaking Check the seals and if necessary contact Wieland Dental + Technik service

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11 Declaration of Conformity

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Ivoclar Vivadent Ltd.12 Omega St, RosedalePO Box 303011 North HarbourAuckland 0751New ZealandTel. +64 9 914 9999Fax +64 9 914 9990www.ivoclarvivadent.co.nz

Ivoclar Vivadent Polska Sp. z o.o.Al. Jana Pawla II 7800-175 WarszawaPolandTel. +48 22 635 5496Fax +48 22 635 5469www.ivoclarvivadent.pl

Ivoclar Vivadent Marketing Ltd. Prospekt Andropova 18 korp. 6/ office 10-06 115432 Moscow Russia Tel. +7 499 418 0300 Fax +7 499 418 0310 www.ivoclarvivadent.ru

Ivoclar Vivadent Marketing Ltd.Qlaya Main St.Siricon Building No.14, 2nd FloorOffice No. 204P.O. Box 300146Riyadh 11372Saudi ArabiaTel. +966 11 293 8345Fax +966 11 293 8344www.ivoclarvivadent.com

Ivoclar Vivadent S.L.U.Carretera de Fuencarral nº24Portal 1 – Planta Baja28108-Alcobendas (Madrid)SpainTelf. +34 91 375 78 20Fax: +34 91 375 78 38www.ivoclarvivadent.es

Ivoclar Vivadent ABDalvägen 14S-169 56 SolnaSwedenTel. +46 8 514 939 30Fax +46 8 514 939 40www.ivoclarvivadent.se

Ivoclar Vivadent Liaison OfficeTesvikiye Mahallesi Sakayik SokakNisantas’ Plaza No:38/2Kat:5 Daire:24 34021 Sisli – Istanbul Turkey Tel. +90 212 343 0802 Fax +90 212 343 0842www.ivoclarvivadent.com

Ivoclar Vivadent LimitedGround Floor Compass BuildingFeldspar CloseWarrens Business ParkEnderbyLeicester LE19 4SEUnited KingdomTel. +44 116 284 7880Fax +44 116 284 7881www.ivoclarvivadent.co.uk

Ivoclar Vivadent, Inc. 175 Pineview DriveAmherst, N.Y. 14228USATel. +1 800 533 6825Fax +1 716 691 2285www.ivoclarvivadent.us

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The device was developed for use in the dental field. Initial start-up and operation must be carried out according to the Operating Instructions. Liability cannot be accepted for damages resulting from failure to observe the Instructions or the stipulated area of application. The user is responsible for testing the apparatus for its suitability for any purpose not explicitly stated in the Operating Instructions.

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