Advanced Settings - Eighteeth UltraMint Pro User Manual

5.4 Advanced settings

5.4.1 "Cleaning" mode
It is recommended to flush the liquid
circuit of the device after scaling at
least once a day. The "Cleaning"
mode allows for cleaning the liquid
circuit in order to reduce the
accumulation of crystals and bacteria
in the liquid circuit.
Alternately displays "CL"
and the cleaning time
Press it once
Steps:
1) Fill distilled water or
demineralized water into the
bottle.
2) Press the water control knob on
the main unit, the buzzer beeps
once and enters the "Cleaning"
mode. At this time, the LED digital
tube on the panel alternately
displays "CL" and the cleaning
time. The default cleaning time is
30 seconds, press "+" or "-" key to
adjust. The adjustment range is
10 ~ 60 seconds.
3) Step on the foot pedal to start
cleaning the liquid circuit. At this
time, the foot pedal can be
released.
4) After the cleaning countdown, the
device will automatically stop and
exit the "Cleaning" mode.
5 Product function and use
During the cleaning process, step on
the foot pedal again or press the
water control knob once on the main
unit to stop cleaning and exit the
"Cleaning" mode.
5.4.2 Handpiece LED light
delay adjustment
The handpiece LED light will be lit
during the operation. The device will
stop running after the foot pedal is
released. The handpiece LED light
will be delayed for a certain time
before extinguishing. The default
delay time is 10 seconds, and the
delay time can be adjusted as
needed.
3
Depress the
foot pedal to
start cleaning
"+""-"Set
2
cleaning time
Operation method: In standby mode,
continuously press the water control
knob on the main unit twice to enter
the handpiece LED light adjustment
state. At this time, the LED digital tube
displays the delay time. The default is
10 seconds, you can press the "+" or
"-" key to proceed adjustment. The
adjustment range is 10 ~ 20 seconds.
Press the water control knob on the
main unit again or after about 5
seconds of no operation, exit the
setting of the handpiece LED light
delay.
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