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  • Page 1 Advantage E9000 PowerPro ® ® ® Systems Instruction Manual CONTROLLER OPERATION ® E9000 HANDPIECES ® MICROCHOICE HANDPIECES SHAVER HANDPIECES MINI-DRIVER™ HANDPIECES MAINTENANCE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS...
  • Page 2 Linvatec, Hall, Advantage, APEX, Elite, MicroChoice, PowerPro, E9000 Ultrapower...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    1.6.3 Advantage Controller Back Panel ....... . . 11 1.6.4 E9000 Controller Front Panel .
  • Page 4 2.1.7 Footswitch Operation (Advantage Top Portion Only, PowerPro and E9000) ............. 55 HANDPIECE OPERATION High Speed Shaver (E9005) Operation .
  • Page 5 3.8.1 Advantage Basic (D9820/D9920) and 2-Button (D9824/D9924) Shaver Handpieces........... 96 3.8.2...
  • Page 6 Advantage Controller ........
  • Page 7 Table of Contents Page CUSTOMER SERVICE Assistance and Repair..........156...
  • Page 8 Table of Contents Page...

  • Page 9: Introduction

    ACLs. conjunction with assorted attachments to perform bone cutting, reaming and drilling, and The fields of application for the Advantage, E9000 soft tissue resection. Systems include Arthroscopic, PowerPro...

  • Page 10: Warnings And Precautions

    This equipment is designed for use by Warnings and Precautions medical professionals completely familiar with the required techniques and instructions for use of the equipment. Prior DO NOT bypass this section. It contains warnings and cautions that must be to using the equipment, read and follow all thoroughly understood before operating any warning and precautionary notices and of the equipment.
  • Page 11 Overheating can lead to patient burn injury. performance, safety and/or sterility of the Bur and neuro guards are to be returned to device. the factory or a ConMed Linvatec authorized service facility for routine Disposable shaver blades and burs maintenance every six (6) months.

  • Page 12: Precautions

    Do not handle the controller, handpieces or footswitch by the cord. Do not pull on the Use only associated ConMed Linvatec cord to remove it from the handpiece or attachments and accessories (saw blades, controller.
  • Page 13 High Speed Drill (E9010) without a bur and 18. If shaver blade clogs, use ConMed Linvatec appropriate bur guard in place and the col- Declogger (E9315) to declog shaver blade. let locked. Damage will occur. Shaver blades or burs may also be dec- logged by removing inner assembly from 11.

  • Page 14: Symbol Definitions

    Controller Markings E9000 Series Handpiece Connection Stand-by (ON/OFF) MicroChoice Drills and Saws Connection Follow instructions for use. MicroChoice , Advantage, and APEX Shaver Handpiece Connection Precaution or warning notice PowerPro Handpiece Connection Warning - For continued Irrigation (Flow) Control protection against risk of fire,...
  • Page 15 Indicates on in the reverse, or position of the D9820, D9824, counterclockwise, direction of D9920 and D9924 Advantage rotation Advantage Turbo Handpieces Indicates Handpiece increase Duty Cycle: 1 minute on 1 min Indicates Handpiece decrease Duty Cycle: 3 minutes off...

  • Page 16: Environmental Directives

    For more information Saw operating symbol about where you can drop off your equipment at the end of its useful life for recycling, please contact ConMed Linvatec. Handpiece “Aspirate Mode” symbol Handpiece in “safe” position...

  • Page 17: System Indicators

    PRO6135 Reciprocator Saw. However, with the addition of a handpiece adapter - the APEX Adapter (E9320) or the 1.6.1 Advantage Controller Front Mini-Driver Adapter (K501) - this Panel (Top Portion) receptacle will also accept and operate the following shaver handpieces (C9820, Footswitch Receptacle —...

  • Page 18: Advantage Controller Front Panel (Bottom Portion)

    PowerPro • Electric Modular 1.6.2 Advantage Controller Front (PRO2100E) and Two-Trigger Panel (Bottom Portion) (PRO2200E) handpieces will NOT operate in Port 2. If these handpieces are 11. Standby Power Switch — To connected to Port 2, “INVALID activate the controller, place this HANDPIECE”...

  • Page 19: Advantage Controller Back Panel

    ❺ ❶ ❷ ❸ ❹ Mains Receptacle — Accepts the supplied 1.6.3 Advantage Controller Back Panel hospital grade power cable to provide AC power. Speaker — Used for the output of audible Voltage Selection Means — Used to set information.

  • Page 20: E9000 Controller Front Panel

    ❶ ❷ ❸ ❹ ❺ ❻ ❼ ❽ ❾ ❿ Speed Decrease Button — 1.6.4 E9000 Controller Front Panel Press to decrease the handpiece speed. Standby Power Switch — To Display — Displays handpiece speeds, activate the controller, place this irrigation flow rates, instructions, operating switch to the on position.

  • Page 21: E9000 Controller Back Panel

    ❷ ❶ ❸ ❹ Voltage Selection Means — Used to set 1.6.5 E9000 Controller Back Panel the controller to the appropriate voltage source (See “4.4 Fuse Replacement and “CONTROLLER FUNCTION Voltage Selection Means” on page 130 for SELECTIONS” Switches — Used to set more information).

  • Page 22: Powerpro Controller Front Panel

    ❸ ❶ ❷ ❹ “HANDPIECE” Receptacle — PowerPro 1.6.6 Controller Front Panel Accepts various handpiece cord connectors, the Mini-Driver Standby Power Switch — To Adapter (K501) or the APEX activate the controller, place this Adapter (E9320). switch to the on position. To set the NOTE: All handpiece and footswitch controller to stand-by mode, place the receptacles and connectors are keyed to...

  • Page 23: Powerpro Controller Back Panel

    ❶ ❷ ❸ ❹ Voltage Selection Means — Used to set PowerPro 1.6.7 Controller Back Panel the controller to the appropriate voltage source (See “4.4 Fuse Replacement and Voltage Selection Means” on page 130 for “CONTROLLER FUNCTION SELECTIONS” Switches — Used to set more information).

  • Page 24: Handpieces

    Handpieces 1.7.1.2 High Speed Shaver (E9005) ❶ ❷ ❸ ❹ 1.7.1 GROUP 1 HANDPIECES 1.7.1.1 Cranial Perforator Drive Handpiece (E9015) The E9005 High Speed Shaver Handpiece is a balanced, lightweight, sealed assembly designed to operate shaver blades and burs for resection of bone and soft tissue (Use only Series A, E, N, and appropriate C shaver blades and burs).
  • Page 25 Swivel Sleeve — Twist to change the angle 1.7.1.3 CoolFlex High Speed Drill of the main handpiece body and the bur (E9010) from 0° to 20°. Angle Locking Button — Locks the ❶ ❷ ❹ ❸ ❺ ❻ swivel sleeve in position. Slide the button to unlock the swivel sleeve and rotate it to the 0°...

  • Page 26: Group 2 Handpieces

    Collet Lock Mechanism — Locks a blade operated by the footswitch and will not into place. operate on the bottom portion of the Advantage Controller. Activation Lever — Depress to operate the handpiece. The activation lever can be removed for leverless operation (Reference “3.5.4 Leverless Handpiece Operation”...
  • Page 27 Wireguard Receptacle — Insert a wire MicroChoice 1.7.2.2 Modular through this receptacle. Will also accept a Handpiece (5020-027) wire guard accessory (5053-123) to prevent long wires from bending. Activation Trigger — Used to activate the ❶ ❸ ❷ handpiece. Depress when the thumb lever is in the “FWD”...

  • Page 28: Group 3 Handpieces

    ❻ ❷ ❺ ❶ ❺ ❻ Small MicroChoice Advantage Basic Shaver Handpiece (MC9840) Shaver Handpiece (D9820/D9920) ❻ ❷ ❸ ❺ ❹ Advantage 2-Button Shaver Handpiece (D9824/D9924) The Small Shaver Handpieces (MC9840, 1.7.3 GROUP 3 HANDPIECES C9840) are designed to operate burs and shaver blades for resection of bone and soft tissue.
  • Page 29 Blade Rotatable Locking Collet Advantage APEX Handpieces (MC9840 only) — Provides simple and ONLY (D9824, D9924, C9824 and fast insertion and removal of the blade. C9828) — The “Direction” and “ON/OFF” Retract the locking collet towards the back button function can be changed to increase and decrease speed, respectively.

  • Page 30: Group 4 Handpieces

    Safety/Directional Control Lever 1.7.4 GROUP 4 HANDPIECES Used to place the handpiece in the safe/off position when connecting attachments or installing accessories. Also used to place the handpiece in an 1.7.4.1 Mini-Driver Electric Handpiece operating direction, either forward (F) or (K500) reverse (R).

  • Page 31: Footswitches

    Left Pedal — Changes the handpiece E9000, Advantage controllers. operating direction between Forward, However, when used with the Advantage Reverse and Oscillate. controller, it will only operate handpieces connected to Port 1 or Port 2 on the top Right Pedal — Activates the shaver portion of the controller, excluding the handpiece in the selected direction.

  • Page 32: Footswitch, 3-Pedal (C9863)

    Right Pedal — Activates the handpiece. “Window Indexing” is enabled with DIP Switch 5 on the E9000 Controller and the top section only of the Advantage controller 1.8.2 Footswitch, 3-Pedal (C9863) (see “2.1.3.8 Switch 5 - Window Indexing” on page 44). The footswitch right or left pedal is used to “index”...
  • Page 33 1.8.2.2 Operation with the CoolFlex High Speed Drill and Group 2 Drills Left Pedal — Activates the handpiece in the Reverse direction. Right Pedal — Activates the handpiece in the Forward direction. Center Pedal — This pedal is inoperative using these drills. 1.8.2.3 Operation with Group 2 Saws and E9015 Cranial...

  • Page 34: Tubing Sets

    ❻ ❺ 1.8.3 Tubing Sets Several tubing sets are available for use with the Advantage E9000 Systems. Two are used with CoolFlex High Speed Drill to provide handpiece cooling and/or surgical site irrigation. One is used to provide irrigation for shaver blades. One is used for all Group 2...
  • Page 35 1.8.3.1 Tubing Set without Bur Irrigation (E9414) for use with the CoolFlex High Speed Drill The E9414 Tubing Set is used in conjunction with the CoolFlex Drill only to provide cooling for the handpiece body. Cooling for the handpiece body is recommended at all times and is obtained from a supply of sterile fluid (water or saline) that is pumped to the body of the handpiece.
  • Page 36 ❸ ❹ ❶ ❺ ❷ E9415A Tubing Set ❻ ❽ ❼ 1.8.3.2 Tubing Set with Bur Irrigation (E9415A) for use with the CoolFlex High Speed Drill The E9415A Tubing Set is used in conjunction with the CoolFlex High Speed Drill. It has an affixed irrigation tip that attaches to any of the bur guards used with the CoolFlex Drill.
  • Page 37 ❸ ❷ ❶ ❹ E9416/E9417 Tubing Set 1.8.3.3 Tubing Sets (E9416/E9417) for use with 3.7 mm and 4.2 mm Irrigated Shaver Blades The E9416 (4.2 mm) and E9417 (3.7 mm) Tubing Sets are used to provide irrigation to irrigated shaver blades and burs. Spike Line —...
  • Page 38 ❷ ❶ E9418 Tubing Set ❺ ❸ ❹ 1.8.3.4 Tubing Set (E9418) for use with Group 2 Drills and Saws MicroChoice The E9418 Tubing Set is used to provide irrigation for blades, bits and burs while using any of the MicroChoice Group 2 Drills or Saws (excludes the MicroChoice...

  • Page 39: Installation And Setup

    This hanger rod will hold a one from the handpiece. liter fluid bag. To attach the hanger rod: (a) Remove the ConMed Linvatec sticker from the top of the controller. (b) Insert the threaded portion of the hanger rod into the hole. Turn clockwise until approximately 1/2”...

  • Page 40: Footswitch And Handpiece To Controller Installation

    Only one handpiece can be connected to the top portion of the Advantage (b) Insert the handpiece cord into the controller at a time in its designated port, handpiece cord connector.
  • Page 41 C9820 Basic, C9824 Two Button, C9828 upward and insert it into the footswitch Full-Function, and C9840 Small Shaver receptacle. handpieces. If using the Advantage controller: Advantage Controller (a) Plug the APEX handpiece cord connector directly into the...
  • Page 42 NOTE: Group 1 and Group 2 handpieces consist of all E9000 MicroChoice handpieces If using the Advantage controller: (a) Plug the handpiece cord connector directly into the Port 2 receptacle on the top part of the controller. If using the...
  • Page 43 K501 Mini-Adapter. E9000 Controller PowerPro Controller (a) If using the Advantage controller, position the red dot on the male end of the K501 Mini-Adapter upward and insert it into either the Port 2 (top) or Port 3 (bottom) receptacle.

  • Page 44: Controller Options/Function Switches And Settings

    See pages 37 through (PRO2100E) and Two-Trigger (PRO2200E) 46 for an explanation of each switch function, Handpieces can only be operated from Port 3 how to set them, and their factory default on the bottom section of the Advantage settings. controller. Advantage Controller...
  • Page 45 Selects Window Indexing. Factory set to Window Indexing off (See page 44). Switch 6: Selects the default speed of the Advantage D9820, D9920, D9824, and D9924 Shavers when using a high speed bur. With this switch set to “ON” default speed is the maximum handpiece speed With this switch set to “OFF”...
  • Page 46 Two-Trigger PRO2200E Handpiece (See page 46). Switch 7: Selects the default speed of the Advantage D9820, D9920, D9824, and D9924 Shavers when using a high speed bur. With this switch set to “ON” default speed is the maximum handpiece speed. With this switch set to “OFF” default speed is 7K rpm.
  • Page 47 If no change(s) Advantage controller. was made, the initial or default setting for that The Advantage, E9000 PowerPro handpiece(s) will be retained. controllers have the capability of “Day-to-Day” memory storage. “Day-to-Day” memory storage NOTE: If switch 1 is moved to “OFF”...
  • Page 48 NOTES: This switch applies to the E9000 PowerPro controller and to the top portion only (Port 1 and Port 2) of the Advantage controller since there is no footswitch associated with the bottom portion of the Advantage controller. Switch 2 in the bottom row of switches is inactive.
  • Page 49 [See “2.1.7 To set the controller to operate the PowerPro Two-Trigger handpiece in the Default Mode of Footswitch Operation (Advantage Top Portion Only, PowerPro and E9000)” on page operation, place switch 3 of the PowerPro 55], a 2-Button handpiece (C9824 or D9824), or...
  • Page 50 When using the 2-Pedal Footswitch (5020-053), the oscillation mode must first be selected using the left footswitch pedal [Reference “2.1.7 Footswitch Operation (Advantage Top Portion Only, PowerPro and E9000)” on page 55]. If using the Full-Function Shaver Handpieces (MC9828 and C9828), the...
  • Page 51 [Reference “2.1.7 Footswitch Operation (b) Turn the console power off and connect (Advantage Top Portion Only, PowerPro an MC5057 Universal Handpiece and E9000)” on page 55]. Then depress Cable. the right pedal to activate the handpiece.
  • Page 52 E9000 will rotate slowly. When the cutting controller and the top portion only of the window is located at the desired Advantage controller. position, release the button. Window Indexing applies only to all (b) Press and release the “On/Off” button...
  • Page 53 Default Speed Setting NOTE: This switch applies only to the NOTES: PowerPro controller and the bottom row of This description for switch 6 applies to Advantage controller. E9000 controller and the top portion The position of this switch determines how of the Advantage controller.
  • Page 54 PowerPro controller and the bottom To enable the buttons on these handpieces, portion only (Port 3) of the Advantage place switch 7 to the “OFF” position. controller to the “OFF” position. To disable the buttons on these handpieces, This selection allows the user to switch place switch 7 to the “ON”...

  • Page 55: Tubing Set Cassette Installation

    If using irrigation (recommended when using CoolFlex High Speed Drill) use surgical aseptic techniques to attach the tubing set as follows (Advantage controller shown): Circulator - Open the tubing package. Present the package contents to the Scrub. Scrub - Remove the tubing set from its...

  • Page 56: Controller Operation

    To adjust the handpiece speed using the 2.1.5 Controller Operation controller buttons (Advantage Top Portion Only and E9000): After all the desired settings have been made to (a) Press the speed increase or decrease “CONTROLLER OPTIONS/FUNCTION” button on the front panel.

  • Page 57: Powerpro Console Irrigation

    To adjust the irrigation flow rate Power 2.1.6 Pro Console Irrigation (Advantage Top Portion Only and E9000): (a) Press the flow increase or decrease This information describes the installation and button on the front panel. utilization of the Hall Irrigation Pump...
  • Page 58 Place the Irrigation Pump on top of the Attach the proper Irrigation Tips controller in the defined footrest area. and Tubing to the handpiece. For additional information refer to Plug the power cord into the back of the Hall Irrigation System Instruction Irrigation Pump and a standard, grounded Manual.
  • Page 59 To change either the irrigation flow rate or 2.1.6.2 Irrigation Pump Operation the handpiece speed, perform the following. (a) Press the handpiece cord button twice NOTE: Flow rate default setting for all to enter the options menu. handpieces and attachment options is 100%. Turn the pump on.
  • Page 60 (c) If the irrigation flow rate is to be (g) If only the handpiece speed is to be changed, no action is needed. The menu changed without a change to the will default to the irrigation flow rate irrigation flow rate, depress the menu.
  • Page 61 Irrigation Flow Rate and Handpiece Speed Adjustment (Does not apply to any APEX Shaver Handpiece) To enter the menu options and adjust both the irrigation flow rate and handpiece speed, press the handpiece cord button two or three times. Text Display Mode Graphics Display Mode “IRRIGATION”...
  • Page 62 Handpiece Speed Adjustment Only (Does not apply to any APEX Shaver Handpiece) To enter the menu options and adjust only the handpiece speed, press the handpiece cord button two or three times. Text Display Mode Graphics Display Mode “IRRIGATION” “SPEED” “IRRIGATION”...

  • Page 63: Footswitch Operation (Advantage Top Portion Only, Powerpro And E9000)

    When a handpiece is attached to the controller 2.1.7 Footswitch Operation the firmware senses the type of handpiece (Advantage Top Portion Only, connected and programs the footswitch to Power and E9000) operate accordingly. Either footswitch (5020-053 or C9863) will Warning: To avoid unintentional...
  • Page 64 (b) When operating in ON/OFF mode, the Operation of the footswitch when using a handpiece motor is either ON (pedal MicroChoice Elite High Speed Drill depressed) or OFF (pedal released). The (5020-025), Medium Speed Drill (5020-021), motor rotates at a fixed rate regardless or Low Speed Drill (5020-026) and the of the amount of pressure applied to the CoolFlex...
  • Page 65 Switch 5 on the E9000 controller or the top E9005, D9820, D9824, D9920, and D9924): section only of the Advantage console (see Set the desired direction (forward, “2.1.3.8 Switch 5 - Window Indexing” on reverse or oscillate) by pressing page 44) the footswitch right pedal is used to the left footswitch pedal.
  • Page 66 Operation of the footswitch when using a 2.1.7.2 Operation of the 3-Pedal MicroChoice Elite High Speed Drill Footswitch (C9863) (5020-025), Medium Speed Drill (5020-021), or Low Speed Drill (5020-026) and the Operation of the footswitch when using a CoolFlex High Speed Drill (E9010): MicroChoice Sagittal Saw (5020-022), Depress the right pedal to activate...
  • Page 67 Switch 5 on the E9000 controller or the top section only of the Advantage console (see “2.1.3.8 Switch 5 - Window Indexing” on page 44) the footswitch right or left pedals are used to “index” or position the blade cutting so that it stops in the same position each time the blade stops, i.e., where it starts is where it stops.
  • Page 68 (b) Press the pedal rapidly. The handpiece will run at the set speed and stop at the set location. NOTES: Window Indexing cannot be set with the center pedal. When Window Indexing is enabled the footswitch only operates in the ON/OFF mode.

  • Page 69: Handpiece Operation

    If the handpiece is being used on the Warning: When not in use and prior PowerPro controller or in Port 3 of the to connecting or removing Advantage controller, (excludes the attachments and accessories, always CoolFlex Drill), and switch 5 is set to...

  • Page 70: High Speed Shaver (E9005) Operation

    Group 1 handpieces consist of the High turning the locking collet clockwise. Speed Shaver (E9005), CoolFlex Drill (E9010), and Cranial Perforator Drive (E9015). Group 1 handpieces will operate on the E9000 controller and only in Port 2 (Top Portion) of the Advantage controller.
  • Page 71 (e) Pull on the shaver blade or bur to (c) Turn the irrigation collar clockwise ensure it is locked in place. (approximately 90°) and securely lock it into place. (f) To remove the shaver blade or bur, open the locking collet by turning it counterclockwise as viewed from the collet end of the handpiece.

  • Page 72: Coolflex High Speed Drill (E9010) Operation

    Warning: Ensure the fluid bag is CoolFlex High Speed Drill spiked, otherwise, damage or injury (E9010) Operation may result. NOTES: PRECAUTIONS: ® Use only Ultrapower Series 7021 burs, Do not operate the handpiece and Series E4xxx, E5xxx, E6xxx and with the collet open. Damage will occur. E8xxx burs.

  • Page 73: Preoperative Functional Test For The Coolflex High Speed Drill

    Any operating by fully depressing the appropriate difficulties should be reported to your Sales footswitch pedal. Verify that the Representative or ConMed Linvatec Customer maximum speed is displayed on Service. the controller). Warning: Use of a drill not...

  • Page 74: Bur Guard Attachment

    (b) Completely insert the bur. The safety 3.2.2 Bur Guard Attachment line on the bur shank, if marked, must be hidden by the guard. To attach the bur guard: Warning: Ensure the safe-line mark (a) Align the etch mark on the guard with on the bur, where indicated, is not the etch mark on the handpiece guard showing.

  • Page 75: Neuro Guard Attachment

    (b) Align the etch mark on the guard with 3.2.3 Neuro Guard Attachment the etch mark on the handpiece guard collet. When using a neuro guard and bur, the bur is inserted before the guard. To install the bur: (a) Select the proper bur for the guard being used.

  • Page 76: Tubing Set Line Attachment

    Twist the cassette clockwise until it is 3.2.4 Tubing Set Line Attachment aligned with the handpiece body. No downward pressure is needed while turning. If irrigation is being used, attach the black cassette of the tubing set to the controller (reference “2.1.4 Tubing Set Cassette Installation”...
  • Page 77 E9414 Tubing Set with Recirculation only: PRECAUTION: When using the E9414 Tubing Set, the tubing line MUST be fully primed (no air in line) or the handpiece will overheat, which will cause damage to the handpiece. Prime the tubing by doing the following: (a) Squeeze the priming chamber.
  • Page 78 SCRUB - Snap the handpiece cord clips E9415A Tubing Set with Integrated onto the handpiece cable to secure the Irrigation Tip: tubing. NOTE: The integrated irrigation tip of this tubing set will attach to all the associated bur guards for the CoolFlex High Speed Drill.

  • Page 79: Handpiece Adjustment

    Cranial Perforator Drive 3.2.5 Handpiece Adjustment (E9015) Operation CoolFlex High Speed Drill can be adjusted to a 20° angle, without the use of a separate NOTES: attachment, for access to hard to reach areas. The handpiece cord button and all front panel buttons are disabled when using PRECAUTION: The handpiece the E9015 Cranial Perforator Drive.

  • Page 80: Microchoice Drills

    3 (Bottom Portion of controller) and handpiece. function identically in either port. The Low Speed Drill (5020-026) will not Tubing operate in Port 3 (Bottom Portion of Advantage controller). MicroChoice Modular Handpiece (5020-027) will not operate by a Handpiece Clip footswitch.

  • Page 81: Preoperative Functional Test For The Microchoice Elite High Speed Drill

    Any operating difficulties should be reported to your Sales Representative or ConMed Linvatec Customer Service. Before operating the drill, check for: • any loose or missing parts •...

  • Page 82: Elite High Speed (5020-025) And Medium Speed Drill (5020-021) Attachments And Accessories

    Prior to connecting any attachment or NOTE: If operating these handpieces in accessory, or while the handpiece is not in Port 3 of the Advantage controller, there is no use, place the “SAFE/RUN” Slide in the footswitch capability. “SAFE” position.
  • Page 83 (c) Insert the bur to the safe-line or until 3.4.3.1 Medium (5020-060), Long the bur seats completely. (5020-061) and Extra-Long (5020-062) Bur Guards Warning: Ensure the safe-line mark on the bur is not showing. Damage or injury may result. NOTE: Use only Hall Medium 5091 Series Burs with the Medium Bur Guard, Long...
  • Page 84 To insert a bur: 3.4.3.2 20° Angle (5020-063) and (a) Rotate the attachment bur lock collar to Extra-Long 20° Angle the “OPEN” position. (5020-064) Attachments NOTE: Use only Hall Long 5092 Series Burs with the 20° Angle Attachment and only Hall Extra-long 5093 Series Burs with the 20°...
  • Page 85 (c) Rotate the handpiece bur lock collar 3.4.3.3 70° Contra Angle with Surgical clockwise until the indicator dots are Head (5020-065), 70° Contra aligned in the “LOCK” position to lock Angle with Dental Head the attachment in place. (5020-069), and 90° Angle To insert a bur: (5020-066) Attachments (a) Place the bur in the opening on the...
  • Page 86 1/16” or 1.58 mm in diameter. Friction grip burs Insert the bur through the tip of the bur of this diameter are not marketed by ConMed guard and into the handpiece collet. (Any Linvatec. They are available through dental 5092 series bur with a head diameter of supply dealers.
  • Page 87 (c) Rotate the handpiece bur lock collar 3.4.3.5 Laminectomy Bur Guard clockwise until the indicator dots are (5020-067) aligned in the “LOCK” position to lock the bur into place. NOTES: (d) Pull on the bur to ensure it is locked in Laminectomy burs are the only burs place.

  • Page 88: Low Speed Drill (5020-026) Operation

    Therefore, it can only be operated on the E9000 controller or Port 2 of the Advantage controller (Top Portion of controller). Always operate the Low Speed Drill with the appropriate attachment, either the Dental Implant Drill Head...
  • Page 89 To insert a drill bit: (b) Depress the preferred footswitch pedal. (a) Depress the rear portion of the To change the operating mode, reference attachment head and insert the drill bit “3.6.5.2 Button Operation Using the Low into the front opening. Speed Drill”...

  • Page 90: Microchoice Saws

    “RUN” position. The controller will display the handpiece I.D. and its maximum (default) rpm or speed setting. If being used in Port 2 of the Advantage controller, and irrigation is being used, the top display will also (b) Twist the blade lock collar counter- show the set flow rate (“OFF”...

  • Page 91: Sagittal Saw (5022-022) Operation

    The blade collet lock mechanism “2.1.5 Controller Operation” on page 48 must be completely closed to ensure the if using Port 2 of the Advantage controller blade is held firmly in place. or “3.6.5.1 Handpiece Cord Button Do not use the XL Handpiece Activation Operation Using the Elite High Speed Lever (5020-059) with the Sagittal Saw.
  • Page 92 If being used in Port 2 of the Advantage controller, and irrigation is being used, the top display will also show the set flow rate (“OFF” will be displayed if irrigation is not used). (c) Depress the opposite side of the handpiece collet area to lock the blade into position.

  • Page 93: Oscillating Saw (5020-024) Operation

    (d) Twist the blade lock collar and align 3.5.3 Oscillating Saw (5020-024) the arrows in the “LOCK” position to Operation secure the blade. NOTE: Use only Hall 5023 series blades. To attach saw blades: (a) Place the “SAFE/RUN” Slide in the “SAFE”...
  • Page 94 I.D. and its maximum (default) rpm or speed setting. If being used in Port 2 of the Advantage controller, and irrigation is being used, the top display will also show the set flow rate (“OFF” will be displayed if irrigation is not used).

  • Page 95: Leverless Handpiece Operation

    If the handpiece is being used in the Warning: Do not use an XL PowerPro controller or Port 3 of the Activation Lever (5020-059) with the Advantage controller, and switch 5 is set to Sagittal Saw. Injury may result. Graphical Display mode, the controller will display:...

  • Page 96: Microchoice Modular Handpiece (5020-027), Attachments And Accessories

    MicroChoice Modular Handpiece (5020-027), Attachments and Accessories NOTE: The Modular Handpiece does not operate with a footswitch. 3.6.1 Connecting/Removing To operate the handpiece with any Attachments attachment connected: (a) Place the Thumb Lever in the “FWD” All Modular Handpiece attachments connect/ or “REV”...

  • Page 97: Pin And Wiredriver Attachments

    3.6.2 Pin and Wiredriver Attachments 3.6.2.3 Pin and Wire Insertion Insertion of pins and wires, and the functionality To insert a pin or wire: of the handpiece with either pins or wires, is the (a) Push the Advancement Lever forward, same with either attachment.

  • Page 98: Universal Drill Attachment

    (b) Place the thumb lever in the “FWD” (a) Insert the wire into the front of the (forward) position. attachment (see step 1). (b) Place the handpiece in the “REV” (reverse) position. (c) Simultaneously squeeze the Advancement Lever and depress the trigger.
  • Page 99 3.6.3.1 Trinkle Shank Accessories for 3.6.3.2 AO Drill Bits for the Universal the Universal Drill Attachment Drill Attachment To insert a Trinkle Shank accessory into the To insert an AO Drill Bit into the Universal Universal Drill Attachment: Drill Attachment. (a) Align the flat portion of the drill shank (a) Pull the Universal Drill Attachment with the black arrow on the outer collet...

  • Page 100: All Jacobs Chuck Attachments

    Connect any Jacobs Chuck attachment to 3.6.4 Jacobs Chuck Attachments the handpiece (See “3.6.1 Connecting/ Removing Attachments” on page 88). NOTE: The associated catalog numbers Insert an accessory into the chuck and are: 5020-030, 5020-031, 5020-041, 5020-042. secure it with the appropriate key (999-052 for 1/4”...

  • Page 101: Group 2 Handpiece Cord Button Operation

    3.6.5 Group 2 Handpiece Cord Button Operation Advantage, PowerPro E9000 Controllers allow the user complete system control from within the sterile field. Speed settings can be changed using the handpiece cord button. 3.6.5.1 Handpiece Cord Button Operation Using the Elite...
  • Page 102 NOTE: This applies to the E9000 and Port 2 minimum or maximum speeds are reached. Only of the Advantage controller. When the desired speed is reached, stop To enter the Mode menu, press the pressing the button. After a few seconds the handpiece cord button either two or three new operating speed will stop blinking.
  • Page 103 Handpieces. or 2 using a footswitch. For footswitch operation, see “2.1.7 Footswitch MicroChoice When using the (MC9820) Operation (Advantage Top Portion Only, Advantage (D9820, D9920) Basic PowerPro and E9000)” on page 55. MicroChoice Shaver Handpieces, and Small Shaver Handpiece (MC9840) on...

  • Page 104: Preoperative Functional Test For Group 3 Shaver Handpieces

    Group 3 Shaver Handpieces Removal Prior to operating any of the Group 3 Shaver Handpieces, perform the following preoperative 3.8.1 Advantage Basic (D9820/D9920) tests to verify proper functioning. Any operating and 2-Button (D9824/D9924) difficulties should be reported to your Sales...

  • Page 105: Small Shaver Handpieces (Mc9840, C9840)

    If irrigation is being utilized, and the 3.8.2 Small Shaver Handpieces E9416 or E9417 Tubing Set is being used, (MC9840, C9840) perform the following; (a) Slide the tubing set irrigation collar NOTE: If irrigation is being utilized, the over the distal end of the shaver blade E9416 (4.2 mm) or E9417 (3.7) Tubing Set toward the shaver blade hub.

  • Page 106: Group 3 Handpiece Operation

    To change operating speeds using the appropriate footswitch pedal (see “2.1.7 E9000 Advantage (Top Portion Only) controller buttons, press the controller Footswitch Operation (Advantage Top Portion Only, PowerPro and E9000)” on Speed Increase or Decrease buttons. page 55). Advantage Controller 3.9.1.2...
  • Page 107 MicroChoice (MC9828) APEX Full-Function (C9828) and APEX Full-Function Handpieces. (C9824) and Advantage (D9824/D9924) Press the handpiece Increase button to 2-Button Handpieces. increase the handpiece speed. The The “Direction” and “On/Off” speed will change incrementally. When button function can be changed to the button is pressed and held, the speed “Increase Speed”...

  • Page 108: Changing Handpiece Operating Directions

    (a) Pressing the handpiece cord button depress the left footswitch pedal (see “2.1.7 twice allows the user to decrease the Footswitch Operation (Advantage Top operating speed. Portion Only, PowerPro and E9000)” on page 55). (b) Pressing the handpiece cord button three times allows the user to increase the operating speed.
  • Page 109 NOTE: This process applies ONLY to the APEX 2-Button (C9824) and Full-Function (C9828) Handpieces, the MicroChoice Full- Function (MC9828) Handpiece, and the Advantage 2-Button (D9824/D9924) Handpiece. Press and release the Direction Select button to change operating directions between forward, reverse, and oscillate. A beep will sound...

  • Page 110: Mini-Driver Handpiece, Attachments And Accessories

    ❶ ❷ ❸ ❺ ❹ ❻ ❽ ❼ ❾ 3.10 Mini-Driver Handpiece, 3.10.2 Connecting/Removing Attachments Attachments and Accessories Mini-Driver Handpiece attachments connect/disconnect in the same manner. See 3.10.1 Attachments and Accessories “3.10 Mini-Driver Handpiece, Attachments High Torque Jacobs Chuck (K210) and Accessories”...

  • Page 111: 3.10.3 Pin And Wiredriver Attachments

    NOTE: On attachments that contain 3.10.3 Pin and Wiredriver Attachments alignment pins, guide the alignment pin into one of the four available slots on the Insertion of pins and wires, and the functionality nosepiece. of the handpiece with either pins or wires, is the same with either attachment.
  • Page 112 3.10.3.2 Wiredriver Attachment 3.10.3.3 Pin and Wire Insertion (K111A) To insert a pin or wire: (a) Ensure the handpiece is in the safe or off position before inserting or removing a pin or wire. Nosepiece (b) Rotate the adjustment sleeve until the desired pin/wire size graduation appears Adjustment Sleeve on the shaft of the nosepiece.
  • Page 113 (d) Loosen the adjustment sleeve one half To remove threaded wires from the patient: turn. The pin or wire should slide freely (a) Insert the wire into the front of the within the Pin/Wire Driver until the attachment (see step 1(a) through 1(e)). grasping lever is depressed.

  • Page 114: Sagittal Saw Attachment (K220)

    To attach a blade: 3.10.4 Sagittal Saw Attachment (K220) (a) Ensure the handpiece is in the safe, or off position before attaching or removing blades. (b) Insert the blade into the blade holder in the desired blade position. Blades may be placed in any of five positions with a NOTES: 180 degree radius.

  • Page 115: All Jacobs Chuck Attachments

    To operate the handpiece, release the safety 3.10.5.1 5/32” Jacobs Chuck (K110) and depress the trigger. To remove a blade: (a) Ensure the handpiece is in the safe, or off position. (b) Insert the wrench and turn counterclockwise while simultaneously pulling the blade out.
  • Page 116 3.10.5.2 1/4” Jacobs Chuck (K109) 3.10.5.3 High-Torque Jacobs Chuck (K210) This attachment is designed to drive straight This attachment is designed to drive large (6 mm - 14 mm) cannulated drill bits and pins. shank twist drill bits, pins, and wires compatible with the specifications below: Accepts drill bits and other accessories compatible with the specifications below:...

  • Page 117: Trinkle Chuck Attachment (K112)

    (c) Ensure the accessory is securely seated 3.10.6 Trinkle Chuck Attachment (K112) in the attachment before use by pulling outward on it. To remove accessory, pull back the locking sleeve chuck and remove the accessory. This attachment is designed to drive drill bits, automatic screwdrivers, and other accessories with Trinkle...
  • Page 118 To insert a bit into the screwdriver. (d) While retracting the locking sleeve on Trinkle Chuck attachment, insert the (a) Unscrew the bit retainer section screwdriver into the chuck and release (counterclockwise) from the the locking sleeve. screwdriver. (b) Insert the bit into the back of the screwdriver, tip first.

  • Page 119: Hudson Chuck Attachment (K113)

    3.10.7 Hudson Chuck Attachment 3.10.8 ASIF/AO Twist Drill Chuck (K113) Attachment (K114A) This attachment is designed to drive accessories This attachment is designed to drive drill bits with Hudson type fittings. with ASIF/AO (Synthes) type fittings. Specifications: Specifications: Through Cannulation: 4.0 mm Through Cannulation: 3.2 mm...

  • Page 120: 3.11 Handpiece Default Settings

    Blade Dependent (See page 113) 2- Button Shaver Handpieces (C9824) Blade Dependent (See page 113) Full-Function Shaver Handpiece (MC9828/C9828) Blade Dependent (See page 113) Advantage Shavers (D9820/D9824) Blade Dependent (See page 113) Advantage Turbo Shavers (D9920/D9924) Blade Dependent (See page 113)
  • Page 121 Low Speed Bur 3500 rpm 300 - 3500 rpm High Speed Bur 6000 rpm 300 - 6000 rpm The following information pertains to the Advantage Handpieces (D9820, D9824, D9920 and D9924): Description Speed Default Speed Range Low Speed Shaver Blade...

  • Page 122: Maintenance

    MAINTENANCE This section explains the importance of keeping your Advantage, PowerPro E9000 Systems well maintained. It contains a maintenance schedule to assist you in determining the maintenance interval requirements of your instruments. Regular and proper maintenance of your Advantage, PowerPro...
  • Page 123 Table 1: Maintenance Schedule Catalog (Months) Number Product Description D3000/D3000I Advantage Controller • D3000J E9000/E9000G E9000 Controller • E9000J PRO2000/ Controller PowerPro • PRO2000I 5020-021 Medium Speed Drill MicroChoice • 5020-022 Sagittal Saw MicroChoice • 5020-023 Reciprocating Saw MicroChoice •...
  • Page 124 K210 High Torque Jacobs Chuck Attach. • K211 Automatic Pin Driver Attachment • K220 Sagittal Saw Attachment • D9820/D9920 Advantage Basic Shaver Handpiece • D9824/D9924 Advantage 2-Button Shaver Handpiece • E9005 High Speed Shaver Handpiece • E9010 CoolFlex High Speed Drill Handpiece •...
  • Page 125 Table 1: Maintenance Schedule Catalog (Months) Number Product Description Guards 5020-060 Medium Bur Guard MicroChoice • 5020-061 Long Bur Guard MicroChoice • 5020-062 Extra-Long Bur Guard MicroChoice • 5020-067 Laminectomy Guard MicroChoice • 5020-068 Tissue Retractor Guard MicroChoice • E9011-1 Medium Bur Guard •...

  • Page 126: Cleaning And Sterilizing

    Never clean handpieces with bleach, Cleaning and Sterilizing chlorine-based detergents, liquid or chemical disinfectants, or any products containing sodium hydroxide (i.e., INSTRU-KLENZ, Buell Cleaner). They 4.1.1 Cleaning Precautions will degrade the coatings. Never clean equipment in an ultrasonic Follow universal precautions for cleaner or a combination washer/sterilizer.
  • Page 127 MicroChoice 4.1.3.1 , Advantage, and previously in step 5. APEX Shaver Handpiece Clean the suction tube thoroughly with a Cleaning Instructions cleaning brush until all debris is removed. NOTE: The following cleaning instructions (a) Feed the wire end of the cleaning brush apply to the following MicroChoice, APEX, through the back of the handpiece.
  • Page 128 With the nose of the handpiece facing downward, thoroughly scrub the handpiece, handpiece cord, and guards with a clean, soft brush dampened with a mild, pH- balanced detergent. Remove all traces of blood, debris and stains. Do Not immerse equipment in soap solution or rinse water. (a) On the Cranial Perforator Drive (E9015) Manipulate all moving parts of the thoroughly clean the chuck by pulling...
  • Page 129 With the nose of the handpiece facing Manipulate all moving parts of the downward, thoroughly scrub the handpiece, handpiece and attachments to ensure all handpiece cord, attachments, and activation debris is removed. If not, clean again until lever, if applicable, with a clean, soft brush all debris is removed.

  • Page 130: Attachment Lubricating Instructions

    Before using, shake the can well. Read all 4.1.4 Attachment Lubricating the information and instructions on the Instructions spray can label. If the spray nozzle is not attached, securely PRECAUTIONS: attach it to the spray can dispenser. Only the 20° (5020-063, 5020-064), 70°...

  • Page 131: Sterilization Information

    Handpieces with collet mechanisms and 4.1.5 Sterilization Information suction control valves must be sterilized with the collet and suction control valve Steam sterilization is safe and effective and has fully open. no contraindications for its use in sterilizing Do not run handpieces while warm. Allow powered surgical handpieces, attachments and adequate time for cooling prior to surgery.
  • Page 132 Operation of a handpiece that is not completely cool or dry may decrease performance and/or reliability. Individual High Speed Shaver (E9005), CoolFlex High Speed Drill (E9010), Cranial Perforator Drive (E9015), Advantage Shavers (D9820, D9824, D9920, D9924), MicroChoice Shaver Handpieces (MC9820, MC9828, MC9840), APEX...
  • Page 133 Other Processes: attachments have been approved for STERRAD sterilization processes. Follow the PowerPro manufacturer's recommended instructions for the sterilization process. PRECAUTION: Use of STERRAD sterilization may affect the cosmetic appearance of some metallic finishes. 1. Sterrad is a registered trademark of Johnson & Johnson...

  • Page 134: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting Symptom Possible Cause Corrective Action Controller does not Power cord unplugged or faulty. Plug in power cord. ♦ ♦ power on when standby power switch ♦ Replace power cord. is turned on. ♦ Blown fuse(s). ♦ Replace fuses. Reference “4.4 Fuse Replacement and Voltage Selection Means”...
  • Page 135 Symptom Possible Cause Corrective Action CoolFlex High Tubing set is not completely Prime tubing set by following the ♦ ♦ Speed Drill overheats. primed. priming procedure (See “ E9414 Tubing Set with Recirculation only:” on page 69. Reference “4.5 Bur Guard Testing A MicroChoice, Group ♦...
  • Page 136 Symptom Possible Cause Corrective Action Error Messages ♦ Handpiece, handpiece cord and/ ♦ Replace handpiece. If symptom is “MOTOR OVER- or controller faulty. corrected, return handpiece for SPEED” service. Else, replace handpiece cord. If ♦ symptom is corrected, return faulty “CHECK HAND- handpiece cord.
  • Page 137 If the message still displays when the handpiece is activated with the footswitch, return message displays upon the handpiece and bur guard to initial activation of the ConMed Linvatec for service. CoolFlex High Speed Drill while a bur is locked in place.

  • Page 138: Calibration

    Calibration Advantage, PowerPro E9000 Systems are calibrated at the factory. No additional calibration is required unless the controller is serviced or updated. If the controller displays “CALIBRATE?”, the calibration prompt was inadvertently activated. No further operator action is required. The system will automatically return to the operating status.

  • Page 139: Bur Guard Testing Procedure

    The purpose of this test is to check the NOTE: Bur and neuro guards are to be continuity of the ground bond from the power returned to the factory or a ConMed plug to the chassis whenever any maintenance Linvatec authorized service facility for has been performed.

  • Page 140: Leakage Test

    With the controller unplugged from the AC Measure the leakage current. power source, connect one test lead to Turn the controller and test equipment off. chassis ground and the other to the power Disconnect all test equipment from the cord ground pin. Measure the resistance controller.

  • Page 141: Technical Specifications

    TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Theory of Operation Advantage, PowerPro E9000 Control Board and Power Supply/Pump Controller provide the necessary controls for the user to operate the handpieces. The Control Board main function blocks are a housekeeping DC/DC converter, a Motorola 68HC11 micro-controller, and a Unitrode UC3625 DC three-phase brushless motor controller.

  • Page 142: Controller

    The system is considered fail-safe, and can recover from error mode by power-down restart or by a method described to the user via the system display. 5.2.1 Advantage Controller Typical Operating Requirements: D3000...

  • Page 143: E9000 Controller

    Low input voltage may result in reduced speed. NOTE: There are no toxic components used in the manufacture of the Advantage, PowerPro E9000 Systems. After the useful life of the product, dispose of components and service parts properly.

  • Page 144: Power Cord Requirements

    Power Cord Requirements 100/120 VAC: Use only a listed (UL, CSA) detachable power cord manufactured to the following specifications. • Plug End • NEMA 5-15P hospital grade, 15 amps, 125V • Receptacle End • IEC 320/CEE-22, 6 amps, 250V/15 amps, 125V •...

  • Page 145: System Environmental Requirements

    10% to 100% including condensation Relative Humidity: 500 hPa to 1060 hPa Atmospheric Pressure: Hall Advantage, E9000, and PowerPro Systems are intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The customer or the user of the Hall Advantage, E9000, and PowerPro Systems should assure they are used in such an environment.
  • Page 146 Hall Advantage, E9000, and PowerPro Systems are intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The customer or the user of these Hall Advantage, E9000, and PowerPro Systems should assure that they are used in such an environment. IEC 60601...
  • Page 147 Hall Advantage, E9000, and PowerPro Systems are intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The customer or the user of these Hall Advantage, E9000, and PowerPro Systems should assure that they are used in such an environment. IEC 60601...
  • Page 148 Hall Advantage, E9000, and PowerPro Systems are intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The customer or the user of these Hall Advantage, E9000, and PowerPro Systems should assure that they are used in such an environment. IEC 60601...
  • Page 149 Hall Advantage, E9000, and PowerPro Systems are intended for use in an electromagnetic environment in which radiated RF disturbances are controlled. The customer or the user of the Hall Advantage, E9000, and PowerPro Systems can help prevent electromagnetic interference by...

  • Page 150: Footswitches (5020-053 And C9863)

    Footswitches (5020-053 and C9863) 10.0” (W) x 1.87” (H) x 4.75” (D) Dimensions: 25.4 cm (W) x 4.75 cm (H) x 12.0 cm (D) Approximately 10 ft. (3 m) Cord Length: 3.5 lbs. (1.58 kg) Weight: Handpiece Cords MC5057 MC5056 M334 Approx.

  • Page 151: Handpieces

    Handpieces High Speed Shaver (E9005) Operating Speeds: 500 - 10,000 rpm (nominal) Forward and Reverse: 500 - 5,000 rpm (nominal) Oscillate (fixed- and variable-turn): 5,000 rpm (nominal) Default Speed (forward/reverse): 3,000 rpm (nominal) Default Speed (oscillate): 9.0 in. oz. Torque: 5.75 in.
  • Page 152 MicroChoice Modular Handpiece (5020-027) 10 to 100% (1,000 rpm) in 10% increments Speed Settings: Maximum 0.125 in. (3.2 mm) diameter Cannulated: 4.10 in. (10.4 cm) Width: 5.61 in. (14.2 cm) Height: 23 oz. (644 g) Weight: Anodized Aluminum and Stainless Steel Material: 10 in.
  • Page 153 MicroChoice Low Speed Drill (5020-026) Drill Head (single color band) 250 to 2,500 rpm (nominal) in 250 rpm increments Speed Settings: 2,500 rpm (nominal) Default Speed: 15 in. oz. Torque: 5.85 in. (14.9 cm) Length: 0.75 in. (1.9 cm) Diameter: 4.5 oz.
  • Page 154 MicroChoice Oscillating Saw (5020-024) 20 - 100% (25,000 cpm) in 10% increments Speed Settings: 8° arc Stroke: 7.37 in. (18.7 cm) Length: 1.5 in. (3.8 cm) Diameter: 8 oz. (208 g) Weight: Stainless Steel Material: MicroChoice Small Shaver Handpiece (MC9840) 300 - 5000 rpm, F/R Operating Speed: 300 - 2,500 cpm, Single- and Multi-turn Oscillate...
  • Page 155 10 ft. (3 m) Non-detachable Cord Length: Anodized Aluminum and Stainless Steel Material: Advantage Turbo Basic (D9920) and 2-Button (D9924) Shaver Handpieces 500 - 10,000 rpm, F/R Operating Speed: 500 - 2,500 cpm, Single- and Multi-turn Oscillate 35 in. oz. (nominal) Torque: 6.1 in.
  • Page 156 1 minute ON, 3 minutes OFF (no irrigation). MicroChoice 100% duty cycle (with irrigation). Mini-Driver Handpiece (K500) 1 minute ON, 3 minutes OFF Advantage Basic Shaver Handpiece (D9820) 100% duty cycle (with irrigation). Advantage 2-Button Shaver Handpiece (D9824) 100% duty cycle (with irrigation).

  • Page 157: Accessories

    ACCESSORIES Handpieces, Attachments and Accessories Description Controllers D3000 Advantage Controller (115 VAC) with AC Power Cord D3000I Advantage Controller (230 VAC) with AC Power Cord D3000J Advantage Controller (100 VAC) with AC Power Cord E9000 E9000 Controller (115 VAC) with AC Power Cord...
  • Page 158 Basic Large Shaver Handpiece C9824 APEX Two-Button Large Shaver Handpiece C9828 APEX Full-Function Large Shaver Handpiece C9840 APEX Small Shaver Handpiece D9820 Advantage Basic Shaver Handpiece D9824 Advantage 2-Button Shaver Handpiece D9920 Advantage Turbo Basic Shaver Handpiece D9924 Advantage Turbo 2-Button Shaver Handpiece...
  • Page 159 Description CoolFlex Handpiece Guards E9011-1 Medium Bur Guard - Limited Reuse E9011-2 Long Bur Guard - Limited Reuse E9011-3 Extra Long Bur Guard - Limited Reuse E9011-7 Short Neuro Guard - with E9012 Locking Collar E9011-8 Medium Neuro Guard - with E9012 Locking Collar E9011-9 Long Neuro Guard - with E9012 Locking Collar E9000...
  • Page 160 Description MicroChoice Modular Handpiece Attachments and Accessories 5020-028 Wiredriver Attachment 5020-029 Universal Drill Attachment 5020-030 5/32” Jacobs Chuck Attachment w/key 5020-031 High Torque Jacobs Chuck Attachment w/key 5020-032 Pin Driver Attachment 5020-041 1/4” Jacobs Chuck 5020-042 1/4” High Torque Jacobs Chuck MicroChoice Miscellaneous...
  • Page 161 Description MicroChoice Irrigation Accessories 5040-219 Disposable Universal Irrigation Tip 5040-220 Disposable Medium Bur Tip 5040-222 Disposable Long Bur Tip 5040-228 Disposable XL Bur Tip Irrigation Tubing 5040-120 Disposable Tubing Set 5040-128 Reusable Y Tubing Set 5040-129 Reusable Tubing Set PowerPro Handpiece Attachments and Accessories PRO2029 Trinkle/AO Attachment...
  • Page 162 Description PowerPro Handpiece Attachments and Accessories PRO2065 Hudson Reamer Attachment PRO6048 Hudson Reamer Attachment, 5:1 Gear Ratio (Intended for use with the PRO6100 Electric II Modular Handpiece PowerPro PRO2070 AO Drill Attachment PRO2028 Wiredriver Attachment for use with the PRO2200E Electric Two- PowerPro trigger Handpiece...
  • Page 163 Description Mini-Driver Handpiece Attachments and Accessories K501 Mini-Adapter K109 1/4” Jacobs Chuck Attachment D298L Key for 1/4” Jacobs Chuck Attachment K110 5/32” Jacobs Chuck Attachment D298K Key for 5/32” Jacobs Chuck Attachment K111A Automatic Wire Driver Attachment K112 Trinkle Chuck Attachment K113 Hudson Chuck Attachment...
  • Page 164 If you need technical assistance regarding the use or application of this product, or you encounter a problem that requires servicing or repair, contact ConMed Linvatec Customer Service at 800-925- 4255 or your ConMed Linvatec Sales Representative. Outside the U.S. contact your local ConMed Linvatec Representative.
  • Page 166 Largo, FL 33773-4908 USA 0086 (727) 392-6464 Rx ONLY Customer Service: (800) 237-0169 EC REP FAX: (727) 399-5256 ConMed Linvatec Biomaterials Ltd. International FAX: (727) 397-4540 Hermiankatu 6-8 L 33720 TAMPERE, FINLAND email: customer_service@linvatec.com www.conmed.com All rights reserved. Printed in USA W41-178-004 Rev.AA...

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