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- Page 1 VITA - Vacumat 500 Operating Manual...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
VITA – Vacumat 500 Table of Contents Technical Specifications ........................ 2 Safety advice ........................... 3 Installation and Starting-Up ......................3 Control panel........................... 4 Description (Block A) ......................... 4 Description Pre-drying (Block B) ....................4 Description Heating-up (Block C)....................5 Description Firing temperature & End temperature (Block D) ........... 5 Description Vacuum (Block E) .................... -
Page 3: Technical Specifications
Type PJ 9080-023.3, 110/230 Volts A.C., 50/60 Hz, IP 20 Weight: approx. 6,4 kg Supply schedule: Special shipping carton, containing: 1 VITA VACUMAT 500 furnace 1 control panel 1 firing tray 1 mains power lead 1 pair of furnace tweezers... -
Page 4: Safety Advice
Place the firing tray onto the lift support plate. Notice: Never operate the VITA VACUMAT 500 without the firing tray on the lift support plate. It may cause damage to the furnace. Press the "Start" key. The firing tray ascends into the firing chamber, and the temperature starts risinguntil it has reached the factory-set starting temperature of 500°C. -
Page 5: Control Panel
VITA – Vacumat 500 Control panel Block A Block B Block C Block D Block E Block F Block G Description (Block A) Firing chamber temperature 20°C - 1200°C 1. Program No. 0 Close withaut heating 2. Program No. 1 - 200 Firing programs 3. -
Page 6: Description Heating-Up (Block C)
VITA – Vacumat 500 Description Heating-up (Block C) Heating-UP LED 1. flashes when Input-Mode is active 2. „ON“ indicates a firing program has been selected 3. flashes when HEATING-UP is in program Display shows: temperature rising rate in 20°C - 130°C Actives Input-Mode for temperature rising rate Description Firing temperature &... -
Page 7: Description Slow / Fast Cooling (Block F)
VITA – Vacumat 500 Description Slow / Fast cooling (Block F) COOLING LED 1. flashes when Inpu-Mode COOLING is a active 2. „ON“ when COOLING is a step of the selected program 3. flashes when COOLING ist active Display shows: COOLING temperature 300°C - 1000°C... -
Page 8: Operating Block B - Pre-Drying Temperature & Pre-Drying Time
VITA – Vacumat 500 Operating Block B – Pre-drying temperature & Pre-drying time Select program using keyboard and press Enter-Key '#'' Activate Input-Mode with When Input-Mode is active, PRE-DRYING Key PRE-DRYING key will switch between input of PRE-DRYING time and PRE-DRYING temperature. -
Page 9: Operating Block C - Heating Up
VITA – Vacumat 500 Operating Block C - Heating up Select program using keyboard and press Enter-Key '#' Activate Input-Mode with HEATING-UP key flashing HEATING-UP LED LCD shows ??? Press Change temperature Enter-Key'#' rising rate? Valid Input: 20°C - 120°C/min... -
Page 10: Operating Block D - Firing Temperature & End Temperature
VITA – Vacumat 500 4.10 Operating Block D - Firing temperature & End temperature select program using keyboard and press Enter-Key '#' Activate Input-Mode with END temperature key When Input-Mode is active, flashing END temperature LED END temperature key will switch LED min:sec HOLD time "ON"... -
Page 11: Operating Block E - Vacuum Parameters
VITA – Vacumat 500 4.11 Operating Block E - Vacuum parameters Select program using keyboard and press Enter-Key '#' Activate Input-Mode with VACUUM key flashing VACUUM LED LCD shows VACUUM time in min:sec (see *) Input-Mode may be interrupted at any time by pressing the... -
Page 12: Operating Block F - Slow Cooling
VITA – Vacumat 500 4.12 Operating Block F - Slow cooling Select program using keyboard and press Enter-Key '#' Activate Input-Mode with COOLING key flashing COOLING LED Input-Mode may be LCD shows COOLING temp. °C interrupted at any time by pressing the 'STOP' key. -
Page 13: Adjusting The Firing Chamber Temperature
Protection against Power failure The VITA VACUMAT 500 is protected against power failure. This backup device is activated immediately in the event of a mains power failure during a firing or stand-by program. If the power failure lasts for less than 20 seconds the program continues. -
Page 14: Utilities
VITA – Vacumat 500 Utilities All programs listed may be selected by entering the respective program number using the keyboard (BlockH). The selection must be confirmed by pressing the "#"-Key. The programs may only be selected if no firing program is active. To stop or cancel a program, press the "Stop"-Key... -
Page 15: Changing The Muffle
Changing the muffle • Only to be carried out by a qualified service technician! • Contact your VITA dealer or authorized service personnel! Switch off furnace and disconnect from the mains power supply! 1. Unscrew the 2 screws on the rear panel and remove it. -
Page 16: Error Messages / Service
VITA – Vacumat 500 Error Messages / Service The VITA - VACUMAT 500 furnace is equipped with a self - checking system which detects and indicates possible errors. The following error messages may occur: Err 1 the required i.e. the preselected temperature has been exceeded by 80 °C. -
Page 17: 11 Firing Cycle
VITA – Vacumat 500 11 Firing Cycle Pre- Temp. Progr. VITA OMEGA Drying approx °C/min. min. min. °C °C Oxidation firing 0.00 5.00 NEW (1) 1st opaque firing (powder) 2.00 1.00 1st opaque firing (paste) 6.00 1.00 NEW (1) 2st opaque firing (powder) 2.00... - Page 18 VITA – Vacumat 500 Pre- Temp. Progr. VITA VMK 95 Drying approx °C/min. min. min. °C °C Oxidation firing 0.00 5.00 1st opaque firing (powder) 2.00 1.00 1st opaque firing (paste) 6.00 1.00 2st opaque firing (powder) 2.00 1.00 2st opaque firing (paste) 6.00...
- Page 19 VITA – Vacumat 500 Pre- Temp. Progr. VITADUR ALPHA Drying approx °C/min. min. min. °C °C Hard core porcelain 0.00 1.120 2.00 ∗) Hard core porcelain with provile 0.00 1.120 2.00 Dentine firing 6.00 1.00 1st +2st corection firing 6.00 1.00...
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