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Operating Instructions | Revision 06/2014 | Print
| Item No. 8013301

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  • Page 1 Operating Instructions | Revision 06/2014 | Print | Item No. 8013301...
  • Page 2 230 V variant item no. 11012 115 V variant item no. 11022 These operating instructions apply footcare systems PODOLOG ECO (item no. 11011) and PODOLOG ONE (item no. 11012), referred to in the descriptions that follow as the PODOLOG ECO / ONE.
  • Page 3 Dear Customer, Thank you for choosing a PODOLOG ECO or PODOLOG ONE. This high-quality product from RUCK will provide optimum support for your day-to-day work, whether based in a practice or on the move. Backed by our name and our two-year guarantee, you can be assured of many years of enjoyable and problem-free operation.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S D e v i c e d e s c r i p t i o n ..........7 Explanation of the characters and icons used .......
  • Page 5 O p e r a t i o n ............2 0 Preparations for operation ..........21 5.1.1 Inserting a rotary tool 5.1.2 Switch on the PODOLOG ECO / ONE 5.1.3 Switching the holder on 5.1.4 Switching the holder off 5.1.5 Switching off the PODOLOG ECO / ONE...
  • Page 6 Cleaning the motor unit ............38 6.3.1 Cleaning the motor unit Cleaning and disinfecting the controller ......41 A c c e s s o r i e s a n d s p a r e p a r t s ........4 2 Tools .................

  • Page 7: Device Description

    DEVICE DESCRIPTION Controller Display Dust filter bag drawer Hose connection Holder...
  • Page 8 Ventilation slots Foot switch connection Device lock on base Power cable If the power cable is damaged, the device must be disconnect- ed from the mains and may not be used any more. A damaged power cable may only be replaced by an authorised specialist.

  • Page 9: Explanation Of The Characters And Icons Used

    Warning! This icon identifies a potential point of dan- ger for people or for the device itself. It must be taken note of . This symbol identifies useful advice that offers you additional information related to the operation of your PODOLOG ECO / ONE .

  • Page 10: Display Warnings

    SCOPE OF DELIVERY Please take some time to read through these operating instructions carefully before using the PODOLOG ECO / ONE for the first time. Please check that the delivery is complete. The following items make up the scope of the delivery:...

  • Page 11: Recycling

    Please keep the packaging (box, plastic bag, foam) to use for returning the device in case of any maintenance work. RECYCLING Old equipment must be disposed of as electronic waste and should not be treated as domestic waste. Full dust bags can be disposed of with general rubbish.

  • Page 12: I N T E N D E D U S A G

    INTENDED USAGE The PODOLOG ECO and PODOLOG ONE footcare systems operate ro- tating tools such as nail file drills and grinders for the removal of hard skin, calluses, nails, etc. from feet and hands. The device is intended for use in the following fields of activity: Footcare, nail design, cosmet- ics, wellness and related professions.

  • Page 13: R I S K S A N D S I D E E F F E C T

    RISKS AND SIDE EFFECTS The likelihood of any person-related risk can be restricted to a very few points by the professional and proper usage of the PODOLOG ECO / ONE. POSSIBLE CLIENT RISKS The extraction of potentially pathogenic dust significantly reduces the risks caused by transferable germs (micro-organisms).

  • Page 14: Allergy Risks

    As a rule, the length of the treatment with the PODOLOG ECO / ONE is quite short so the corresponding contact time to potential allergy suf- ferers is less than 30 minutes.

  • Page 15: Client Injury Caused By Heat, Output Of Energy And Matter, Heat As A Result Of Friction On The Skin Or Nails

    3.1.3 CLIENT INJURY CAUSED BY HEAT, OUTPUT OF ENERGY AND MATTER, HEAT AS A RESULT OF FRICTION ON THE SKIN OR NAILS Heat development through friction on the skin is a problem, particularly when working at higher rev. counts with large-surface nail file drills or tools.

  • Page 16: Operator Risks

    The efficient extraction of the PODOLOG ECO / ONE greatly improves visibility and reduces the risk of accidental deeper injuries. OPERATOR RISKS The extraction of potentially pathogenic dust significantly reduces the risks caused by transferable germs (micro-organisms). Risks to the operator through inhalation are kept to a minimum.

  • Page 17: Injury Caused By Hair, Jewellery Or Clothing Coming Into Contact With Rotary Tools

    3.2.3 INJURY CAUSED BY HAIR, JEWELLERY OR CLOTHING COMING INTO CONTACT WITH ROTARY TOOLS For reasons of working safety, it is vital that long hair is tied back close- ly to the head or covered with a cap or hat. For reasons of hygiene, the wearing of jewellery and watches should be avoided.
  • Page 18 Do not store the PODOLOG ECO / ONE directly next to or with oth- − er devices. Should this be necessary, please make sure that all intended functions of the PODOLOG ECO / ONE work properly. The use of other equipment than that prescribed may result in increased emissions or reduced im- munity to interference.
  • Page 19 The instructions regarding operation and transport of the device must be adhered to. Please ensure that you have easy access to the mains plug at all times so that the device can be unplugged from the mains without difficulty. The power plug represents the separator to the mains power supply.

  • Page 20: O P E R A T I O

    OPERATION...

  • Page 21: Preparations For Operation

    Standby button Press this button to activate/deactivate the standby mode Increase [+] to decrease [-] the extraction Extraction power power. The power level is shown in the display. setting Info menu [ i ] Through this menu, you can for example, acti- vate the holder cleaning process or check when the next filter change or service is due.
  • Page 22 Close the drawer by sliding it in. − Switch the device on using the standby button. − = Standby button on/off...

  • Page 23: Inserting A Rotary Tool

    Ensure that the tool shaft is not bent, as this may cause an imbalance which may damage the holder and impair the tool hold. 5.1.2 SWITCH ON THE PODOLOG ECO / ONE Press the standby button. The PODOLOG ECO / ONE is now switched on and ready to use.
  • Page 24 The first time it is switched on, the PODOLOG ECO / ONE is set to your language and your area of activity. Additionally, you can activate the service reminder function so that you are reminded in time when the next service is due. Please refer to Chapter 6, MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING.
  • Page 25 THANK YOU! [-] BACK [M1] FINISHED If you want to modify any of the Start menu settings in the fu- ture, press and hold the [ i ] button for 5 seconds.

  • Page 26: Switching The Holder On

    5.1.3 SWITCHING THE HOLDER ON Set the required rotational speed using the speed control knob. The displayed number x 1000 indicates the rpm value. Grip the holder and operate the switch at the rear end of the holder. Switch Switch The motor runs at the set speed and you can start your work.

  • Page 27: Switching Off The Podolog Eco / One

    5.1.5 SWITCHING OFF THE PODOLOG ECO / ONE Press the standby button. The PODOLOG ECO / ONE is now switched off and goes into stand-by mode. Please ensure that you have easy access to the mains plug at all times so that the device can be unplugged from the mains without difficulty.

  • Page 28: Righthand / Lefthand Direction Of Rotation

    5.2.2 RIGHTHAND / LEFTHAND DIRECTION OF ROTATION You can set your tool to righthand or lefthand rotation depending on which tool you are using and on whether you are right-handed or left- handed. Righthand rota- tion The arrow shows the direction of rotation. Arrow to the right –...

  • Page 29: Selecting The Extraction Level

    5.2.4 SELECTING THE EXTRACTION LEVEL You can set the extraction power level to meet the current working re- quirements. Repeated pressing of the [ - ] button decreases the extraction power level. Repeated pressing of the [ + ] button increases the extraction power level.
  • Page 30 SAVED With a short press on [M1], [M2] or [M3], the corresponding stored val- ue is called. You can change the settings at any time while the machine is in operation. The speed setting may not exceed the permitted maximum speed of your tool.

  • Page 31: Tool Changing

    TOOL CHANGING Switch off the motor at the holder. − Pull the tool out of the holder. − Insert a different tool into the holder opening. − Tools should only be changed when the holder motor has been switched off. The tool shaft must be fully inserted! ERGONOMIC HOLDER GRIP 5.4.1 FOUNTAIN PEN GRIP...

  • Page 32: Info Menu

    INFO MENU The Info menu offers you the option of calling up the following infor- mation and functions. Scroll through the individual menu items with the [ + ] and [ - ] buttons. 5.5.1 FILTER CHANGE If you want to change the fine dust filter, you can do this using the Info menu and inform the device at the same time that a new filter has been inserted.

  • Page 33: Display Next Service Date

    ONE will let you know when the next service is due. You can acti- vate/deactivate this function through the INFO MENU. The maintenance icon appears in the display after 900 operating hours in the case of the PODOLOG ECO or 500 operating hours in the case of the PODOLOG ONE. INFO MENU...

  • Page 34: M A I N T E N A N C E A N D C L E A N I N

    [i] MAIN MENU MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING MAINTENANCE To a great extent, the PODOLOG ECO / ONE is maintenance-free. The most important aspect of maintenance is the timely changing of the fil- ter. It guarantees a correct suction function. You should clean the outside of the device and disinfect it if required after each treatment and remove dust particles from the holder at least once a day.
  • Page 35 HELLMUT RUCK GmbH Tel. +49 (0) 7082 944 20 Daimlerstraße 23 Fax +49 (0) 7082 944 22 22 75305 Neuenbürg kontakt@hellmut-ruck.de Germany...

  • Page 36: Filter Change

    FILTER CHANGE A filter change needs to be carried out at the latest after operating the holder for 30 hours. The device gives you a reminder through the filter change icon in the display, that the dust filter is due to be changed. Select: LATER If you select LATER, the device displays a reminder every 5 hours until...
  • Page 37 FILTER CHANGE PLEASE CHANGE FILTER [M1] NOW [M2] LATER Start the change process with the [M1] button: FILTER HAS A NEW FILTER BEEN INSTALLED? [M1] YES [M2] CANCEL Open the dust filter bag drawer by pulling on the hose connector. Hold the filter drawer in such a way that the hose connector still points up- wards.

  • Page 38: Where Can You Get Replacement Dust Filter Bags

    6.2.2 WHERE CAN YOU GET REPLACEMENT DUST FILTER BAGS? New dust filter bags can be ordered from HELLMUT RUCK GmbH un- der the item number 110501. Please ensure that you only use original dust filter bags from the manufacturer.
  • Page 39 6.3.1 CLEANING THE MOTOR UNIT Do not use disinfecting sprays. Dampness could penetrate and lead to bearing damage. We recommend RUCK alcohol-free disinfectant cloths (item no 2942801) for gentle cleaning and disinfection. The holder can be disassembled for cleaning. To clean the inside of the grip sleeve, it can be pulled off by gently tilt- ing the motor casing and motor base apart.
  • Page 40 Motor unit Motor unit Never immerse the device in water or other fluids as this cre- ates a risk of an electric shock.

  • Page 41: Cleaning And Disinfecting The Controller

    CLEANING AND DISINFECTING THE CONTROLLER The controller can only be cleaned externally using a special plastics cleaner (e.g. RUCK plastics cleaner, item no. 10335) and a surface dis- infecting agent. Never immerse the device in water or other fluids as this cre- ates a risk of an electric shock.

  • Page 42: A C C E S S O R I E S A N D S P A R E P A R T

    ACCESSORIES AND SPARE PARTS Please note! The accessories listed here are only to be used with the PODOLOG ECO / ONE . Using them with other medical-electrical devices can lead to increased emissions or reduced immunity to interference for the device in question.

  • Page 43: T E C H N I C A L D A T

    TECHNICAL DATA PODOLOG ECO 230 V version 115 V version Controller dimensions 250/235/120 250/235/120 (W/D/H) in mm Weight in g approx. 2800 approx. 2800 Holder dimensions Length in mm Weight in g approx. 110 approx. 110 Voltage 230 V, 50 Hz AC volt-...

  • Page 44: Environmental Conditions

    * The volume flow (l/min.) is measured at the holder's air inlet with a calibrated meas- uring device. We are not aware of any electro-magnetic interactions between the PODOLOG ECO / ONE and any other equipment. ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS AMBIENT TEMPERATURE in operation +10°C to +40°C...

  • Page 45: G U A R A N T E

    GUARANTEE HELLMUT RUCK GmbH (RUCK) gives a two year guarantee on the PODOLOG ECO / ONE. Normal wear and tear, in particular to bearings, plug-connections, suction hoses and clamps, is excluded. The guarantee runs from the date of purchase when the product was first bought.
  • Page 46 DISPOSAL ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD! Incorrect disposal endangers our environment. >>> Please use available return and collection systems for disposing of the PODOLOG ECO / ONE at the end of its life-cycle! Address HELLMUT RUCK GmbH Tel. +49 (0) 7082 944 20 Daimlerstraße 23...

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