Adverse Reactions - DENTSPLY X-Smart Plus User Manual

 Pay attention to the direction of the battery connector when installing. Forcible setting in the
wrong direction may cause damage and fluid leakage due to a short circuit.
 Fully-charged rechargeable batteries generally discharge gradually over time even though
the device is not used. It is recommended to recharge the battery just before use.
 Should the device stop automatically due to low battery voltage, it may not indicate low
voltage immediately when the device is powered on again.
 Recharge rechargeable battery after it depletes as much as possible. Repeating short-time
use and subsequent recharging may shorten its operating time due to the "memory effect."
The battery may recover after repeating complete discharge and full charge for a few times
(see chapter 6.9. Battery Refresh).
 The used Nickel Metal Hydride batteries are recyclable, but their disposal may sometimes
not be permitted by law in your location. Return them to your distributor.
 When disposing of the control unit, follow the instructions of your local government for
disposal, as they contain materials which may become industrial waste.
 When discarding the contra-angle and motor handpiece, dispose of them as medical
waste.
 This product does not consider a patient's age, gender, weight or nationality.
 No special training is required for this device.
The manufacturer declines any responsibility in the case of:
 Use of the device for applications other than those specified in the instructions for use and
maintenance.
 Modifications or repairs performed by persons not authorized by the manufacturer.
 Use of non-original components or components other than those specified in the
STANDARD COMPONENTS chapter (see chapter 6.1).
 File breakage due to misuse.
 Accessories or device breakages due to sterilization: none of the X-SMART Plus
components are sterilizable (except for the contra-angle).
5.

Adverse Reactions

There are no known adverse reactions.
FISDR-JAP / F1902124.EN / 07 / 2011 – updated 10/2016
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