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- Page 1 ProCart III Mobile Treatment Console OPERATION MANUAL © Copyright 2012 DNTLworks Equipment Corporation 01/12/2012 All Rights Reserved DNTLworks Equipment Corporation 7300 South Tucson Way Centennial, Colorado 80112 USA Toll Free: (800) 847-0694 Main: (303) 693-1410 Fax: (303) 693-6189...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Introduction ..............................3 Customer Service ............................3 DNTLworks Limited Warranty ........................4 Returns ..............................5 Description of Unit ............................5 Air System ..............................5 Water System ............................5 Vacuum System ............................5 Electrical System ............................5 Specifications ..............................5 Unit Features .............................. -
Page 3: Introduction
Corporation. The information contained in the manual should answer any questions regarding service and operation of your ProCart III unit. All authorized personnel who operate, maintain, or service your ProCart III unit should carefully review this manual before attempting to operate, perform maintenance on or service the unit. Your ProCart II unit should be operated and maintained by trained personnel only. -
Page 4: Dntlworks Limited Warranty
In most instances, service problems may be solved over the telephone. If service is required, you may ship the unit to our manufacturing facility for repair. Warranty service will be performed in accordance with the DNTLworks’ Limited Warranty. Non-warranty service will be provided at reasonable parts and labor costs. -
Page 5: Returns
Freight charges on approved return items shall be borne by the customer. Description of Unit The ProCart III™ is an easy-to-clean, self-contained operatory system that sets up in just a few minutes. It requires no plumbing and is mobile for ease of movement between operatories or for storage. -
Page 6: Unit Features
Wattage 1200 to 1440 W Compressor Horsepower 1/3 Hp Working Pressure 70 to 100psi Flow Rate 2.5scfm @ 40psi Air Tank 1 Gallon (3.7 Liter) Vacuum Pump Horsepower 1/3 Hp Pressure 12 inHg Flow Rate 4.6 scfm Container 2qt (1.9 Liter) Unit Sound Full Load 44dB @ 3’... -
Page 7: Front View
Front View Air/Water Syringe Saliva Ejector Handpiece Water/Air Adjustment Knobs Water Bottles Three Handpiece Connections Water Bottles Select Water Toggle Foot Control... -
Page 8: Back View
Back View Air/Water Accessory QD’s Access Door Power Switch Accessory Outlet Outlet Waste Purge Circuit Breaker Switch Power Receptacle Waste Purge Bulkhead Locking Casters Power Cord & Waste Purge Line... -
Page 9: Inside View
Inside View Amalgam Separator Vacuum Container Waste Purge Pump Air/Water Accessory QD’s Accessory Outlet Air Regulator Air Tank Air Tank Drain DO NOT ADJUST Air Regulator Drain... -
Page 10: Operation
Place foot control near Install handpieces. the operator. Plug power cord into power receptacle and into wall outlet. Install saliva ejector Make sure the ProCart III tip. Install HVE tip. is the only unit on the circuit. Turn on power switch. Fill water bottles 3/4 from the top. -
Page 11: Handpiece Operation
Remove handpiece from holder. Depress foot control and adjust Turn on water toggle. handpiece water. Repeat for other handpieces. Remove handpiece from holder. Depress foot control and adjust Test air and water handpiece coolant air. on syringe. Turn toggle on Remove HVE or saliva suction holder to the ejector from holder. -
Page 12: Water Flush
Turn on foot control Move handpiece toggle valve. If the holder bar to get handpiece does not access to water and require water, turn air valves. coolant water blue valve off. For handpiece For handpiece coolant water, coolant air, adjust blue water adjust white valve while fully valve while fully... -
Page 13: Three-Way Syringe
Three-way Syringe Water only. Air only. Air and water (mist). You can use disposable syringe tip kits. (A-dec type disposable tip kit) Always clean syringe between patients. See Dental Office Infection Controls Guidelines CDC, below. You can adjust water and air flow by adjusting valves on syringe manifold. - Page 14 Before using saliva ejector always check screen. Replace solids trap as needed. Never adjust vacuum relief valve. When using saliva ejector, vacuum relief valve will have an air leak sound. Purge Vacuum System Make sure purge tubing is installed. Always clean vacuum system between patients. See Dental Office Infection Controls Guidelines CDC, below.
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Page 15: Cleaning Vacuum Container
Cleaning Vacuum Container Open access Disconnect tubing door. from container Remove Remove lid. container. Remove float Remove balls and tube. Clean clean. Clean tube. bushing and make sure it is seated to bulkhead. Replace balls. Install float tube Make sure the making sure no ball without slot on the float... -
Page 16: Change Amalgam Separator
Replace lid. Reconnect tubings. Make sure elbow with red mark goes to bulkhead with red ring. Change Amalgam Separator Replace when Make sure o-rings suction system are in place. flow is reduced. Remove caps from new filter. Change every 6 months. - Page 17 Remove filter. Make sure o-rings are seated and install caps on old filter. Make sure the IN Place filter into port is to the left ports. when installing new filter. Slide mounting Tighten knob. bracket over filter. Install label and Install vacuum write due date.
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Page 18: Water System
Water System Moving toggle to left Move handpiece will pressurize left holders to access water bottle and water bottles. depressurize right water bottle. Moving toggle to Moving toggle to right will center will pressurize right depressurize both water bottle and water bottles. -
Page 19: Accessories
Accessories The inside outlet is used for accessories built into the unit, such as fiber optic systems or water heaters, etc. Never use more than a total of 2 amps between the inside and outside outlets. Questions: Call Customer Service. The outside outlet is used for external accessories use. -
Page 20: Barrier Techniques
Barrier Techniques Dentists, hygienists and assistants should wear new gloves for each patient treated. Hands should always be washed with liquid soap before and after treatment, contact with patients or after touching inanimate objects likely contaminated by blood or saliva, and before leaving the operatory. Remove torn, cut or punctured gloves immediately, wash hands, and re-glove before completion of dental procedures. -
Page 21: Other Important Issues
Internal surfaces of highspeed handpieces, lowspeed handpiece components, and prophylaxis angles may become contaminated with patient material during use. This retained patient material then may be expelled intra-orally during subsequent uses. Restricted physical access - particularly to internal surfaces of these instruments - limits cleaning and disinfection or sterilization with liquid chemical germicides. - Page 22 Replace water Move toggle container. valve to the left. Move toggle Depress syringe valve to the water button until right. all water is purged. Depress syringe Turn on water water button until toggle. all water is purged. Place handpieces over container and Open all water depress foot control valves.
- Page 23 Mix non-foaming Run cleaning vacuum cleaning solution through solution and saliva ejector slowly run valve. solution through HVE valve. Turn off vacuum. Make sure purge tubing is installed. Turn on waste Hold end of purge purge. Purge line over a unit until all waste is out of container.
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Page 24: Maintenance
When all Turn off power moisture is switch. drained close valve. Wrap power cord around Wrap purge bracket. tubing around bracket. Maintenance The following visual checks should be performed before operating the unit: 1) Look for mechanical damage that could affect safe operation, including, but not limited to, the following: a. - Page 25 Follow manufacturer’s instructions for maintenance. Air Pressure Source: Do not exceed 100 psi.
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Page 26: Electrical Diagram
Electrical Diagram... -
Page 27: Tubing Diagram
Tubing Diagram... -
Page 28: Vacuum Diagram
Vacuum Diagram... -
Page 29: Control Panel View
Control Panel View Air/Water Accessory QD’s Repair kit Distribution Manifold Water Regulator Amalgam Separator Handpiece Pressure Gauge Water Relay Vacuum Solids Trap Tri-Block Syringe Manifold Water Check Valves Water Selection Toggle Handpiece Water Coolant Valves Handpiece Air Coolant Valves... -
Page 30: Compressor/Vacuum Pumps View
Compressor/Vacuum Pumps View Vacuum Pump Compressor Pump Terminal Block Timer Relay Pressure Switch Solenoid Capacitors Check Valve Mufflers... -
Page 31: Cooling Fans View
Cooling Fans View Cooling Fans... -
Page 32: Back Panel Inside View
Back Panel Inside View Power Inlet Waste Purge QD Circuit Breaker Waste Purge Switch Accessory Outlet Power Switch... -
Page 33: Bottom View
Bottom View Casters Cooling Vents Vacuum Muffler Casters Locking...
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