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Operating Instructions SPS 02-2018
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  • Page 1 FZ VARIO Operating Instructions en/us Operating Instructions SPS 02-2018 www.zubler.de...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents 0. Introduction Page 0.1 Declaration of Conformity 1. Suction Machines Page 1.1 Design 1.2 Method of operation: 1.3 Technical Data: 1.4 Scope of Supply 2. Filter Systems Page 2.1 Technical Design 2.2 Method of Operation 2.3 Technical Data: 2.4 Scope of Supply 3.

  • Page 3: Introduction

    Introduction Dear Customer, We are pleased that you have decided in This extraction system is solely favour of a Zubler central extraction designed for dry dust. system and do hope you enjoy using it. These operating instructions do not Ongoing development of our technology...

  • Page 4: Suction Machines

    Suction Machines 1.1. Design Fig. 1: Left: Front view of FZ5/2 Centre: Internal components of the FZ5/2 extraction system Right: Left view of FZ5/2 without side cover (4) Legend 2 380V / 16A socket 23 Star grip nut 3 Compressed-air nozzle 24 Filter cartridge 4 Side cover 25 Filter dedusting system...
  • Page 5 Fig. 2: Left: Front and rear view of FZ10 Centre: Internal components of the FZ10 extraction system Right: Left view of FZ10 without side cover (4) Fig. 3: Left: Front and rear view of FZ20 Centre: Internal components of the FZ20 extraction system Right: Left view of FZ20 without side cover (4) Page...

  • Page 6: Method Of Operation

    1.2. Method of operation: inside of the filter housing (9). The filtered The dust produced at source in the air passes via the blower (26), which is laboratory passes into the central extraction located in the motor housing (7), into the system through the piping connected to exit air pipe connected to the air outlet the intake port (31).

  • Page 7: Filter Systems

    Filter Systems 2.1. Technical Design Fig. 4: Left: Filter system EF5 4 Side cover Right: Filter system EF10 9 Filter housing 10 Dust socket 11 Lever 12 Dust container 13 Base plate 15 Dirt pan cover 68 Extraction nozzle 69 Cover 2.2.

  • Page 8: Technical Data

    2.3. Technical Data: Type of filter system EF10 Width 760 mm 720 mm Height 1220 mm 1620 mm Depth 600 mm 600 mm Weight 110 kg 120 kg Voltage Power input (max.) 10 W Filter quality*Dust class "M" (DIN EN 60335-2-69) Filter area Compressed-air supply5- 8 bar oil and water-free Capacity of pressure vessel...

  • Page 9: Putting The Suction Machine Into Operation

    Operation Important: The seal (sealing lip) of the dust filter cartridge is compressed the first time it is screwed tight. On account of "settling" the pressure exerted decreases after a few days. Therefore, 4 weeks after putting into operation or changing the filter check the star grip nut (see section 7.4 on page 19) to make sure it is firmly in place, and tighten up if necessary.

  • Page 10: Functional Description And Adjustment

    Functional Description and Adjustment of the Suction Machine Filter Material The extraction systems are fitted with cartridge filters. The filter material used is certified for dust class M. The permeability for dust class "M" as per DIN EN 60335- 2-69 is less than 0.1%. A filter certificate is available on request.

  • Page 11: Open-Loop And Closed-Loop Control System

    Open-loop and Closed-loop Control System The Central extraction system is equipped remains constant. Motor speed, and with automatic electronic control. The hence the suction capacity of the extraction frequency inverter (33) is actuated via the system, is constantly being adjusted to current demand.

  • Page 12: Operation Of The Automatic Suction Unit Opener

    Automatic Suction Unit Opener Operation of the Automatic Suction Unit Opener at the Work Space 46 Suction unit valve 47 Automatic switch 48 Solenoid valve 49 Compressed-air supply 50 Extraction funnel 51 Grinder handpiece 52 Knee starter 53 External button for continuous extraction (optional) 54 Power cable 55 Piping system...

  • Page 13: Automatic Switch Ap500

    1 bar for "Accessories"). connecting the suction unit opener. For this purpose use the preset pressure- reducing valve from Zubler, DM01, ordering code 825/297. 3. Connect the compressed-air supply Fit the AP500 switch module under...

  • Page 14: Setting The Level Of Sensitivity

    5.2.2 Setting the Level of Sensitivity Load defaults How to load the basic settings for a list of the most common machines. (run-on time always 3 seconds) Code 61 Schick C2, C3, KaVo K11 , K10 (delivered)) Code 62 KaVo K-Control(1) , K9, K4 Code 63 NSK Ultimate 400, KaVo, SF...

  • Page 15: Loading Factory Settings (Reset)

    5.2.3 Change run-on time This makes it possible to enter the run-on time in seconds (von 0-250), at which To change the run-on time press: you want the suction unit to remain open in order to extract residual dust after the grinder handpiece has come to a halt.

  • Page 16: Dust Sockets

    Dust Socket 66 Dust socket 67 Flap Dust sockets are additional suction units with a flap which can be opened manually – they are positioned at appropriate points throughout the laboratory to make it possible to clean the workbenches and floor.

  • Page 17: Emptying The Sand Separator S1

    Emptying the Sand Separator S1 The sand separator protects the piping system against abrasion due to sand- blasting. If no sand separator is installed downstream of a sandblaster or if the sand separator is not emptied regularly, the silica sand will erode through the pipe walls in the course of time.
  • Page 18 Changing the Suction Unit Valve The rubber diaphragm of the suction unit valve is a wearing part. A defect becomes apparent as follows: - A slight noise can always be heard when the suction unit is closed. Compressed air emerges from the defective diaphragm to the interior of the suction hose.

  • Page 19: Changing The Dust Filter Cartridge

    Changing the Dust Filter Cartridge The dust filter cartridge has to be changed from time to time. The frequency of changing depends on the type and quantity of dust (1 to 4 years). Moist dust and sticky dust tend to reduce the service Before changing the filter cartridge life of the dust filter cartridge.

  • Page 20: Maintenance On The Main Piping System

    Maintenance on the Main Piping System Since the flow velocities in the main 1. Empty the dust container prior to pipes in closed loop control are lower performing maintenance work! 2. than at the suction units, dust may be Press the Maximum button on the deposited in those pipe sections.

  • Page 21: Troubleshooting

    8. Troubleshooting Fault Cause Remedy No suction 1. Dust container is not in the 1. Move dust container to the uppermost position uppermost position with lever (11) (see 1.1. on page 4) Unfiltered dust escapes into the 1. Filter cartridge is loose 1.
  • Page 22 556/062 Dust filter cartridge dia. 328x600 mm for FZ10 / FZ20 556/052 Dust bags (10 bags) 037/253 Dust bags (50 bags) 037/2530 New suction unit valve 752/065 Repaired and exchanged suction unit valve 752/065 ® dental & technik Page www.zubler.de...
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  • Page 24 The piping system has _____ maintenance ports (see drawing). In the piping system the maintenance flaps must be opened individually for 2 minutes, one after the other, at intervals of 14 days. Date Signature Date Signature Page Zubler Gerätebau GmbH Buchbrunnenweg 26 D-89081 Ulm Fon +49(0)731-14 52 -0 Fax +49(0)731-14 52 13...

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