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Original Instructions Schick GmbH D21518 Original Instructions...
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Thank you for purchasing a high-quality technical device from SCHICK GmbH. We hope you will enjoy working with your new dental handpiece and wish you the best of success. We have pre- pared this operating manual in order to acquaint you with your new device and to provide the necessary information for operation and maintenance.
About this operating manual 1 Contents 1 About this operating manual ..................6 1.1 General notes ......................... 6 1.2 Related documentation ....................6 1.3 Signs and symbols used ....................6 1.4 Structure of warnings ..................... 7 1.5 Technical terms and abbreviations used ................ 8 2 ...
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1 About this operating manual 4 Technical description ....................12 4.1 Overview ........................12 Function description ................13 4.2 Interfaces ........................13 4.3 Characteristics of the tools ................... 13 4.4 Name plate ........................14 5 Transport and storage ....................14 5.1 ...
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About this operating manual 1 8.8 Desktop variant ......................22 8.9 Maximum speed limitation .................... 23 8.10 Speed control function ....................23 Activating cruise control: ..............23 8.11 Changing the handpiece rotation direction ..............24 8.12 Using the optional electric wax knife ................24 ...
Related documentation The latest version of this manual as well as up-to-date product information is always avail- www.schick-dental.de able under Signs and symbols used The following signs and symbols are used in this manual: ...
About this operating manual 1 Structure of warnings Warning levels Signal word Use in case of ... Possible conse- quences if the safety advice is not ob- served: DANGER Personal injury Death or severe injuries! (imminent danger) WARNING Personal injury Death or severe injuries! (potentially hazardous situation)
2 General safety regulations Technical terms and abbreviations used Abbreviation Explanation Motor handpiece Knee control Foot control Table control Tab. 1.2 Abbreviations used General safety regulations Principles Use only with the maximum speeds specified by the manufacturer. Use only tools which are approved by the manufacturer/dealer for the application and performance data of Applications: Industry, commerce Qualifications of personnel: Trainees and interns must be instructed by an experienced op-...
General safety regulations 2 - for medical use on the patient - processing of wet materials - for flammable and combustible materials - any use other than that specified by the manufacturer is considered misuse - do not clean the handpiece with compressed air Selection and qualification of the personnel Qualifications of personnel: Trainees and interns must be instructed by an experienced op- erator...
2 General safety regulations Safety signs Reference to rating plate on the control unit. Explanation Thoroughly read the operating manual before commissioning. Safety measures Do not wear long hair untied. Always use extraction. Personal protective equipment Protective goggles Extraction at the workplace. Safety regulations General information Caution!
List of contents 3 During operation Operate only with a sufficiently dimensioned extraction system and while wearing proper protective clothing. In left-hand rotation, the chuck may become loose when used with a standard handpiece! Care and control work - In accordance with the operating manual - Trainees and interns must be instructed by an experienced operator Maintenance and repair work Only by the manufacturer...
Technical description 4 Function description The handpiece is used as a hand-held grinding or separating tool. The handpiece speed is limited through the operating unit and its touch-sensitive surface. Depending on the ver- sion, the speed is variably controlled via the knee plate, foot lever or the connected dy- namic foot pedal (table control unit only).
If external damage to the packaging is visible upon delivery of the goods, this must be im- mediately communicated to the carrier and confirmed in writing. The damage must then be immediately reported to Schick GmbH. Installation site requirements Highly cooled appliances must be brought to room temperature before commissioning.
Installation and commissioning 6 Installation and commissioning Installation (2a) (2b) (4a) (4b) (Suction) 1. control unit (foot, knee or table version) 2a. power supply 2b. mains cable 3. motorhandpiece with cable 4a. control satellite 4b. connection cable satellite 5. pulse emitter for suction D21518 Original Instructions...
6 Installation and commissioning 6. electric wax knife (optional) 7. dynamic foot control (optional for table version) 8. foot switch on/off (optional for table version) Required tools For knee control/table control: screwdriver, possibly a drill/cordless screwdriver for fas- tening the suspension strip. Safety precautions before installation Unplug the power cord before working on the electrical equipment.
Installation and commissioning 6 2. To mount the knee control device, place the recessed backside on the suspension strip and push it backwards until you can feel it latch in. Fixing the power supply Fasten the power supply with the velcro provided. The included self-adhesive velcro can be used to fasten the power supply in the footwell of the worktable.
6 Installation and commissioning Commissioning Establish power supply socket for control pulse emitter for power motorhandpiece foot pedal satellite suction knife supply service socket Connect the motor handpiece to the "MI" socket. Connect the operating unit to the control unit with the cable.
Operating unit 7 Operating unit Overview and position Location of the control and display elements Operating software Operating concept and LCD display motor speed direction of symbol motor speed rotation cruise control torque display settings wax electric wax knife knife LCD display D21518 Original...
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8 Operating software After switching on, the LCD display of the operating unit informs you about all operating conditions of the device. In particular, the following parameters are displayed: Readiness indicator : (Switched on/off) The display shows "OFF" when the is switched off.
Operating software 8 Function overview Electrical Direction of wax knife (optional) rotation Wheel for Start/Stop speed limitation and for table version heating power of the wax knife On/Off Speed con- trol Basic operation of the control unit The operating unit features five touch-sensitive keys in the areas marked by indentations, as well as a touch-sensitive rotary control (hereinafter referred to as "wheel").
8 Operating software Operating the handpiece and controller switch on Briefly tap the symbol on the operating unit. Three short beeps confirm that the unit is switched on. Tool change on handpiece The chuck can be opened or closed by turning the handle on the handpiece. Hold firmly here close open...
Operating software 8 Set the desired speed via the wheel on the control satellite Start the handpiece via the button. You must observe the maximum permissible speed of the clamped tool be- fore starting the handpiece! Maximum speed limitation If a speed is set via the wheel on the control satellite, this cannot be overridden with the operating elements (foot lever or knee plate).
The symbol on the LCD shows the selected direction of rotation. If the handpiece is subjected to greater forces in left-hand rotation, the chuck may become loose. If the QUBE II is used by left-handers with left- handed tools, it is recommended you use special left-handed handpiece Art.No. 9002/08.
If a fault cannot be solved with the above procedure, please contact an authorised service partner or Schick directly. Fault and error messages control unit features intelligent control electronics that can detect potential faults and display them as fault codes on the control satellite.
Contamination on the plastic surfaces can be removed with a dry cloth. Do not use aggressive cleaning agents! Care and inspection plan Care and inspection plan for QUBE II handpiece: Interval Care and inspection tasks Remarks...
Care and control tasks for operators 10 Performing care and control work Dismantling and cleaning of the chuck 9188 9490 4115 9142 (2.35 mm) 9140 (3.00 mm) 1. Remove the tools, unscrew the tip and remove the dust cap from the handpiece 2.
10 Care and control tasks for operators Dismantling the motor cable 9490 9494 9498 9496 1. Unscrew the tip from the handpiece, remove the handle sleeve with ring and cable cap in the direction of the arrow 2. Unplug the connector of the motor cable from the handpiece When installing the cable connector, make sure the plug-in contacts are correctly positioned! D21518...
Technical data 11 11 Technical data motorhandpiece: speed range 200 – 60.000 rpm torque max. 9 Ncm diameter 29 mm length 140 mm weight without cable 180 g weight with cable 320 g Cooling system self sealing system without cooling drive system brushless DC-Motor concentricity...
12 Annex Service address Schick GmbH Lehenkreuzweg 12 D-88433 Schemmerhofen Tel.: +49 7356 9500-0 Fax: +49 7356 950095 E-mail: info@schick-dental.de Internet: www.schick-dental.de For service, please send your device directly to Schick GmbH at the above address. D21518 Original Instructions 30/32...
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Schick GmbH assumes no responsibility for possible errors in this docu- mentation. In no event shall Schick GmbH be liable for damages or conse- quential damages resulting from the use of this documentation or the hard- ware and software described herein.
We would like to take this opportunity to advise you that a proper repair service and suitable qualified personnel are required for such highly developed technical equipment. SCHICK GmbH guarantees to carry out perfect repairs using original spare parts. D21518...
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