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Visio™ Beta - Dental Lab – High Quality Dental Laboratory

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6.2 Electrical connection<br />

Make sure that the operating voltage indicated on the<br />

unit matches the power supply voltage before starting<br />

the unit.<br />

Plug the power supply cord of the vacuum pump into the<br />

socket on the back of the Visio <strong>Beta</strong> vario unit.<br />

7. Operation<br />

The vacuum pump is switched on and off through the Visio<br />

<strong>Beta</strong> vario unit (see the operating manual for the Visio <strong>Beta</strong><br />

vario).<br />

8. Correcting Operational Problems<br />

Fault Cause Solution<br />

Milky oil Contamination through<br />

contact with water-vapor<br />

condensation<br />

Change oil<br />

9. Maintenance and Care<br />

9.1 Maintenance by the User<br />

<br />

ATTENTION!<br />

Do not carry out any work other than that<br />

described here and which the user is authorized<br />

to perform.<br />

All other maintenance work and services may be<br />

performed only by 3M ESPE!<br />

Under normal operating conditions, only the maintenance<br />

work described below is required for the vacuum pump:<br />

• Cleaning the exterior - check and clean the air intake of<br />

the motor fan regularly;<br />

• Monitor the operating noises;<br />

• Check the oil level and quality;<br />

• Change oil regularly.<br />

The bearings on the drive motor have been permanently<br />

lubricated and are maintenance-free.<br />

Establish and observe the maintenance intervals as<br />

required by the actual conditions under which the unit is<br />

used. We recommend carrying out the maintenance<br />

work every 1000 operating hours.<br />

9.1.1 Monitoring Oil Level<br />

<br />

ATTENTION!<br />

Check the oil level at regular intervals!<br />

Check the oil level while the pump is operating.<br />

- Check the oil level daily when the unit is operated<br />

continually (continuous use of the Visio <strong>Beta</strong> vario<br />

unit for an entire day) or weekly when the unit is used<br />

sporadically.<br />

- The oil level must be within the range marked on the<br />

oil level sight glass at all times.<br />

If the level falls to the lower mark, immediately add oil<br />

without fail.<br />

9.1.2 Add Oil<br />

Remove the oil filler screw.<br />

Add oil until the level reaches the upper mark.<br />

Replace the oil filler screw and its seal.<br />

1 Oil filler screw<br />

2 Oil drain screw<br />

3 Oil level sight glass<br />

4 Upper mark MAX<br />

5 Lower mark MIN<br />

9.1.3 Oil Check<br />

<br />

WARNING!<br />

The condition and quality of the pump oil have<br />

a decisive influence on the performance and<br />

operating readiness of the vacuum pump!<br />

One way to determine the degree of contamination of the<br />

pump oil is to compare the color of the pump oil with that<br />

of new oil.<br />

When the color of the oil has changed significantly due<br />

to contamination, change the oil.<br />

9.1.4 Oil Change<br />

Disconnect the Visio <strong>Beta</strong> vario unit from the power<br />

supply before changing the oil.<br />

9.1.4.1 Drain Oil<br />

<br />

WARNING!<br />

Avoid any contact between your skin and the oil!<br />

Observe applicable environment protection regulations<br />

when disposing of the oil!<br />

While the pump is still at operational temperature,<br />

remove the oil drain screw on the pump housing.<br />

Tip the vacuum pump somewhat, collect the oil in a<br />

suitable container, and dispose of it in conformity with<br />

applicable regulations.<br />

3<br />

ENGLISH

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