Disposal; Service; Operating Mode; Safety Precautions - SciCan E-STATIS Prep 40-P Manuel De L'opérateur

1 Important Information
According to these provisions, the medical device is only to be used by an experienced user for the
described application in accordance with:
• The applicable health and safety regulations
• The applicable accident prevention regulations
• The operating instructions
According to these regulations, the user is required to:
• Only use equipment which is free of faults and works properly
• Only use the equipment for the proper purpose
• Protect himself, the patient and third parties from danger
• Avoid contamination from the product
Improper handling of hand-pieces:
Incorrect handling can result in injury to persons
• Follow the separate user instructions for the attachments.
Target group:
This document is for dentists and office personnel.

Disposal

Consumables:
The wastes incurred are to be recycled or disposed of in a way that is harmless for human beings and the
environment; in doing so, the national valid regulations are to be observed.
Disposal of equipment and accessories at the end of their service lives:
On the basis of EC Directive 2002/96/EC on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment, we would like to
point out that this product is currently in compliance with the labelling requirements but is not yet subject to
the disposal requirements of this Directive. However, the unit may be disposed of in Europe in special waste
management centres. Additional information can be obtained from the manufacturer or your dental supplier.

Service

Note:
Send the product every 2 years for a service check.
The safety check (STK) according to VDE 0751-1 and the measurement check (MTK) will be carried out
during service check.
The safety checks in different countries can vary in compliance with country specific regulations and
requirements for medical devices. The national valid regulations are to be observed.

Operating Mode

Note:
30 seconds operating time and 9 minutes interval is the feasible limit load of the motor (full load at maximum
speed).
In practice, it is realistic for impulse loading to last a number of seconds and intervals to last anywhere
between a number of seconds to a number of minutes, with the maximum motor current not usually being
reached. This represents the typical procedure for dentists.

Safety Precautions

Risks from electromagnetic fields (pacemakers):
The functions of implanted systems (such as pacemakers) can be influenced by electromagnetic fields.
• Ask patients before starting treatment and inform them about the risks.
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