dec 200 Installation Guide - A-dec

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A-dec 200
I NSTALLATION G UIDE
Contents
Introduction
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Install the Chair . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Install the Support Center . . 12
Rough Level the Support
Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Route the Umbilical . . . . . . . . 18
Install the Assistant’s
Instrumentation . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Install the Delivery System . . 24
Install the Dental Light . . . . . 29
Install the Cuspidor . . . . . . . . 37
Install the Upholstery . . . . . . 38
Prepare and Adjust the
System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Finish Leveling the System . . 53
Touchpad Settings . . . . . . . . . 57
Test the System . . . . . . . . . . . 60
Install the Covers . . . . . . . . . . 61
Regulatory Information . . . . . 64
This document contains installation instructions for the A-dec 200 system.
When
removing or replacing
covers, take care not to
damage any wiring.
Verify that the covers
are secure after
replacing them.
CAUTION
Before you begin:
• Clear the room of all debris and thoroughly clean the floors.
• Check that manual air and water shut-offs are installed.
• Purge any debris from air and water lines.
• Check with local building and code authorities about installation
requirements. They differ from state to state and internationally.
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A-dec 200 Installation Guide
Recommended Tools
Tools Needed For This Installation
Hex key set
Magnetic level
Diagonal cutters
Phillips head screwdriver
Sleeve pusher
Adjustable wrench
Standard screwdriver
Voltmeter
Drill
9/16", 3/4", and 15/16" socket and
ratchet
2" ratchet extension
Drill bits: 9.5 mm (3/8") and 4.75 mm
(3/16") wood, 12.5 mm (1/2") masonry
5/16" nut driver
3/8" and 1/2" combination wrench
Hammer
Installation Sequence
Modules for the A-dec 200 system installation are shown below. Install the modules for your configuration in the
order they are listed.
1
NOTE The box for each module contains
all of the parts needed to install that
module.
3
Dental Chair
2
Delivery System
4
Support Center and
Assistant’s Instrumentation
Dental Light
5
Options
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Install the Chair
Task 1.
Prepare the Chair
NOTE When removing modules
from their packaging, watch for kits
and manuals included for the doctor
(such as the A-dec 200 Instructions
For Use). Set these aside during
installation.
Recommended Tool
• 9/16" socket and ratchet
1
Remove everything from around the chair.
Task 2.
Remove the four screws.
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Position the Chair
Task 1.
1
2
Grasp the armrests.
Slide the chair into position.
Task 2.
1
4
Remove the shipping strap.
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Install the Chair Back
Recommended Tools
• Diagonal cutters
• 1/8" hex key
Task 1.
1
2
Cut two cable ties.
Remove the headrest.
Task 2.
1
Loosen the
setscrew.
Chair Back Link
2
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Remove the back link pin.
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Task 3.
1
Raise the chair back.
2
6
Align the back link with the chair back.
3
Insert the back link pin with the groove under the setscrew.
4
Tighten the setscrew.
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Anchor the Chair
WARNING Anchoring the chair to
the floor is required for mechanical
stability. Failure to anchor properly
could result in damage, serious
injury, or death.
Check the flooring
and/or framing material where you
will anchor the chair. If it is not at
least 3-1/4" (82 mm) thick, contact a
licensed contractor about
reinforcing the floor.
CAUTION
Task 1.
1
2
Rotate
the mount
to the
side.
Install the
bolt to
secure
the
mount.
Prepare the Chair
If the chair is lowered
with the mount centered on the
chair as shipped, it will damage the
product.
CAUTION
Recommended Tools
• 5/32" hex key
• Phillips head screwdriver
Task 2.
1
Cut the cable ties.
CAUTION
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Do not cut this cable tie.
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Task 3.
1
Remove the screw.
Remove the pump cover.
2
If the system uses 240 volts, install the power plug.
3
Plug in the chair.
Task 4.
NOTE The Three-Tap function only
works within the first five minutes
of connecting the chair to power.
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1
Tap the chair stop plate three
times, and continue to hold the
plate on the third tap.
2
When the chair is fully raised,
release the stop plate.
3
Unplug the chair.
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Anchor the Chair
Task 1.
Select the procedure for your type of
flooring structure.
Anchor to a Concrete Floor
Recommended Tools
• Drill
• 12.5 mm (1/2") masonry drill bit
• Hammer
1. Place the anchor bracket on the chair’s
base.
2. Mark where to drill the hole for the
masonry anchor and move the chair.
Place the anchor bracket here.
3. Use a hand drill and a 12.5 mm (1/2")
diameter masonry bit to drill a 100 mm
(4") deep hole for the floor anchor.
4. Use a hammer to drive the anchor into
the hole until the washer is flush with the
floor. Tighten the bolt so the anchor
expands.
5. Remove the anchor bolt and washer.
6. Reposition the chair.
NOTE Ensure the tubing and
wires are positioned properly so
they are not cut or pinched.
Task 2.
Anchor
Bracket
7. Align the anchor bracket with the
expandable concrete anchor.
8. Insert the anchor bolt and washer
through the anchor bracket and into the
expandable concrete anchor. Tighten the
bolt until it is snug against the anchor
bracket.
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Anchor to a Wood Floor
Task 1.
Recommended Tools
• Drill
• 9.5 mm (3/8") drill bit
1. Place the anchor bracket on the chair’s
base.
2. Mark where to drill the hole for the lag
screw and move the chair.
3. Use a drill and a 9.5 mm (3/8") drill bit to
drill a 50 mm (2") deep hole for the lag
screw.
4. Reposition the chair.
Place the anchor bracket here.
Ensure the tubing and
wires are positioned properly so
they are not cut or pinched.
NOTE
5. Align the anchor bracket with the hole.
6. Insert the lag screw from the kit through
the anchor bracket and into the hole.
Tighten the lag screw until it is snug
against the anchor bracket.
Task 2.
Anchor
Bracket
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Install the Floor Box Cover Frame
Recommended Tool
• 5/32" hex key
Task 1.
1
Place the frame over the ridge on the chair base.
Task 2.
1
Use this screw from the kit to secure the frame.
Actual Size
2
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Attach the frame to the floor with screws from the kit.
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Install the Support Center
Task 1.
12
1
Loosen the four thumbscrews.
2
Slide out the bottoms and pull the covers down.
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Place the support center over the four mounting bolts.
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Task 3.
1
Place a washer on each of the four mounting bolts.
2
Install a nut loosely on each of the bolts. (The support center will be leveled in the next task.)
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Rough Level the Support Center
Recommended Tools
• 3/16" hex key
• 9/16" deep socket and ratchet
• Level
The support center sits on two leveling screws and a boss. The two leveling screws are accessed from the
underside of the mount. The leveling screws are installed at the factory and extend above the mount. To level the
support center, loosen the nuts on the four mounting bolts, adjust the appropriate screw or screws as needed, and
retighten the nuts. Usually only slight adjustments of the leveling screws are required.
Boss
Access the nuts on the four mounting
bolts from inside the support center.
Mount
Access the two leveling screws
from under the mount to level
the support center.
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Support Center
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The leveling screws adjust the level of the support center along two axes.
Adjust this screw to level
the support center along
the left/right axis.
Adjust this screw to level
the support center along
the front/back axis.
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Task 1.
1
Place the level on the post in line with the support center.
Determine which way the support center needs to move.
2
Slightly loosen the mounting nuts.
3
Adjust the appropriate leveling screws.
NOTE We recommend lowering the screw or screws
on the high side to level. Only very slight adjustments
are required.
4
Tighten the mounting nuts.
IMPORTANT After securing the support center, always
make sure that all three contact points make contact
with the bottom of the support center.
5
6
Reposition the level so it points away from the chair.
7
Repeat steps 2-4 as needed until the post is level for
both positions of the level.
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Determine if the support center is level.
Repeat steps 2-4 as needed until the support center is level.
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Route the Umbilical
1
2
6
Actual Size of
Durr Clip
3
5
Complete this procedure in the order presented for the easiest installation. Be sure to
route everything up through the bottom of the mount.
1. Route the drain tubing to the cuspidor. Use a Durr clip to connect the tubing to the
drain.
4
2. Route the limit switch toward the drain tubing.
3. Route the wires and data lines to the side with the DCS board.
4. Route the tubing with the air manifold to the side with the solenoids.
5. Route the tubing to the side with the solenoids.
6. Route and connect the vacuum line.
NOTE Make sure to pull the umbilicals up into the support center as far as
possible so that they are not visible under the mount.
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Install the Assistant’s Instrumentation
Connect the Limit Switch
Recommended Tool
• 5/32" hex key
4
3
1
Remove
the screw.
2
Pull down
the cover.
5
Slide the
bottom out.
6
7
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Plug in the
limit switch.
Slide the top of the
end cover in place.
Slide the bottom in
until the holes align
for the screw.
Securely tighten the screw.
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Install the Assistant’s
Instrumentation Holder
Recommended Tool
• 3/16" hex key
1
Use the screw from the kit to
connect the assistant’s
instrumentation holder.
Task 1.
Place and Route the Assistant’s
Instrumentation
Recommended Tool
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1
Place the high
volume evacuator
(HVE) in its holder.
2
Plug the vacuum
canister into the
support center.
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Task 2.
1
2
Place the saliva ejector (SE) in its holder.
Route the SE tubing through the hole on the left.
3
Slide the small washer onto the tubing.
4
Connect the tubing to the port.
Actual Size of
Small Washer
5
To create a strain relief, make a double loop with a cable
tie that firmly holds the tubing without restricting flow.
TIP When setting the strain relief, leave
enough tubing to match the drape of the HVE
tubing.
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Task 3.
1
2
3
Place the syringe in its holder.
Route the syringe tubing through the hole on the right.
Slide the small washer onto the tubing.
Actual Size of
Small Washer
4
To create a strain relief, make a double loop with a
cable tie that firmly holds the tubing without
restricting flow.
tubing.
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NOTE
If the system does not include a touchpad or auto air holders, skip Task 4.
Task 4.
1
Cut the cable tie.
2
Route the touchpad sheath through the hole in the middle.
3
Slide the large washer onto the tubing.
Actual Size of Large
Washer
4
To create a strain relief, make a double loop with a
cable tie that firmly holds the tubing without
restricting flow.
tubing.
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Install the Delivery System
Prepare the Chair
Circuit boards are sensitive to static
electricity. Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) precautions
are required when touching a circuit board or making
connections to or from the circuit board. Circuit
boards should be installed only by an electrician or
qualified service person.
CAUTION
1
4
Plug in the chair.
2
Move the jumper to the BSDN (Base Down) position.
The chair will start to lower.
3
After the chair is all the way down, move the jumper to a SPARE
position.
Unplug the chair.
IMPORTANT If the system includes an A-dec 334 or A-dec 335
delivery system, see the instructions (p/n 86.0494.00) that ship
with the kit.
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Recommended Tools
• 3/16" hex key
• 5/32" hex key
Task 1.
1
Pick up the delivery system and put it over your
shoulder so one hand is free to route the tubing
bundle.
Task 2.
1
Route the tubing bundle into the support center.
2
3
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Insert the delivery system post.
Slide the delivery system post trim ring down into place.
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Task 3.
1
2
3
Route the tubing bundle into the support center.
Route the wires and data line to the side with
the DCS board.
Route the tubing to the side with the solenoids.
The tubing bundle stays inside the support center frame. Do not route it through the
hole in the bottom of the support center frame or the covers will not fit properly.
CAUTION
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Task 4.
1
Remove the tape.
2
Remove the T-nut.
3
Remove the cover.
Task 5.
1
Loosen the socket head screws.
2
Rotate the control head into
position.
3
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Tighten the socket head screws.
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Task 6.
1
Remove the screw.
2
Position the handle for use.
3
Replace and tighten the screw.
Task 7.
1
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Place the tubing in
their holders.
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Install the Dental Light
4
3
1. If you are installing a monitor mount, see the
instructions in its kit (p/n 77.1323.00). You
must install the adaptor before the dental light
post. If you are not installing a monitor mount,
continue with the next step.
2. Insert and fully seat the bearing in the support
center post.
2
3. Place the trim cover on top of the bearing.
1
4. Route wiring down into the support center
post.
5. Insert the dental light post.
6. Route the wiring out of the post into the
support center.
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Connect the Utilities
Raise the Chair
1
Install the Cuspidor Circuit
Board in the Support Center
DANGER Failure to turn off the
power before you begin connecting
the utilities can lead to electrical
shock.
Failure to turn off the
power before you begin connecting
the utilities can lead to product
damage and result in serious injury
or death.
WARNING
Circuit boards are
sensitive to static electricity.
Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)
precautions are required when
touching a circuit board or making
connections to or from the circuit
board. Circuit boards should be
installed only by an electrician or
qualified service person.
Plug in the chair.
2
Tap the chair stop plate three times, and continue to hold the plate
on the third tap.
3
When the chair is fully raised, release the stop plate.
4
Unplug the chair.
1
Screw in the
standoffs.
2
Push the cuspidor
circuit board onto
standoffs.
CAUTION
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3
Attach the power cables.
Connect the gray wire with
gray wire (24 VAC) and black
wire (0 VAC) with black.
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Connect the Support Center Electrical Wires and Data Lines
Recommended Tool
• 3/8" combination wrench
Connect the wiring and data lines according to the following flow diagram.
To Cupfill
and
Bowl
Rinse
Switches
To Dental Light
Cupfill switch
and solenoid
wiring are
marked with
cable ties.
Do not connect to
the green WAGO. It
is used only with
the A-dec 371-200
light.
To Solenoids
Doctor’s
Touchpad
Only.
This connection
is made only
when the
system
includes a
doctor’s
touchpad.
To Assistant’s
Instrumentation
To Delivery
System
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To Floor Box
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Connect the Support Center Tubing
Recommended Tools
• Sleeve pusher
1. Connect the tubing according to the following flow diagram.
To
Delivery
System
To Assistant’s
Syringe
Brass
Restrictor
Barb
To Auto Air
Switches
With Auto Air
Switches
If the system
includes auto air
switches
connected to a
single operatory
vacuum, make
the connections in
this gray area.
To Floor Box
To Foot Control
2. From under the mount, tuck the tubing up and secure it with a cable tie so that it is not visible.
3. Trim the excess cable tie.
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Connect the Floor Box Utilities
Connect the Power Supply
1
Place the power supply in the utilities area.
3
2
Connect the Dental Light (without a
touchpad)
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Plug in the black
connectors.
Plug in the white
connector to
AUXILARY
OUTPUT POWER
on the chair
circuit board.
Plug in the red
connector.
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Connect the Dental Light (with a touchpad)
Recommended Tools
Task 1.
1
2
Snip off the red connector.
Cut off the green wire at the end of the umbilical.
3
Strip back the remaining wires 6.5 mm (1/4").
Task 2.
1
2
Secure the dental relay circuit board with the
screw from the top of the power supply.
Connect the black wire
to the BLK position on
the relay board.
3
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Attach the blue and purple
wires to the WAGO connector.
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Task 3.
1. Get the dental light cable and data line from the kit.
2. Make the following connections.
2
Connect the white plug.
3
1
Connect the data line.
Connect the red plug.
Dental Light Cable from the Kit
Data Line from the Kit
4
Connect the data lines.
Data Line from the Support Center
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Connect the Utilities
Connect the tubing according to the following flow diagram.
Power Supply
To Support
Center
To Single
Operatory
Vacuum
With Auto Air Switches
If the system includes auto air switches
connected to a single operatory
vacuum, make the connections in this
gray area.
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Install the Cuspidor
Install the cupfill spout.
Install the bowl rinse spout.
Install the bowl screen.
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Install the Upholstery
Install the Seat Upholstery
Recommended Tools
• 5/32" hex key
1
Remove the two screws and the cover.
2
3
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Screw in the brass bushings.
Place the seat over the flanges and insert the pins through the holes.
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Install the Chair Back Upholstery
Recommended Tool
• 5/32" hex key
1
2
Align the four standoffs with the holes in the chair back.
Tighten the top screw until the closest standoff just touches the
chair back. Be sure not to overtighten.
Standoff
3
Tighten the bottom screw until the closest standoff just touches the chair
back. Be sure not to overtighten.
Do not overtighten the screws. They are used to position the upholstery, not secure it. You
should be able to wiggle the upholstery after the screws are installed.
CAUTION
Install the Headrest Upholstery
Recommended Tool
1
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Screw the headrest onto the upholstery.
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Prepare and Adjust the
System
Adjust the Headrest Tension
Recommended Tool
To increase
tension, turn
clockwise.
• 1/8'' hex key
To decrease
tension, turn
counterclockwise.
Install the Water Bottle
1
Place an A-dec ICX® waterline
treatment tablet in the bottle and
fill the bottle with water.
WARNING Do not let the ICX
tablet directly touch your
skin. Please refer to the
instructions provided with
the ICX tablets for more
details.
2
Insert the bottle so that the A-dec logo faces away from the
chair.
3
Rotate the bottle to the right 1-1/2 turns, taking care not to
overtighten.
Do not over tighten the water bottle or
you can strip its threads. It is normal to hear a
hissing sound for up to two minutes while the
bottle pressurizes.
CAUTION
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Install the Delivery System Flexarm Rotation Stop Pins
1
Cut the cable tie.
Remove the yellow card.
Rigid Arm End
Control Head End
4
2
Lift the trim ring.
3
Insert two stop pins,
tapered end up.
NOTE
Lift the trim ring.
5
Insert the stop pins,
tapered end up, in these
two holes.
Place the stop pins (actual size) with this end up.
Do not adjust the flexarm rotation tension until the system has been leveled. For information on
adjusting the flexarm rotation, see “Adjust the Delivery System Flexarm Rotation Tension” on page 56.
NOTE
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Adjust the Delivery System Flexarm Position Tension
To increase tension,
turn clockwise.
To decrease tension,
turn counterclockwise.
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Adjust the Delivery System Flexarm Counter-Balance Tension
Use this adjustment if the flexarm position tension isn't holding position or allowing the desired movement.
Recommended Tool
• Standard screwdriver
Task 1.
1
Pull down the end of the cover to remove it.
2
Pull down the tubing.
Task 2.
To adjust tension,
use a screwdriver to
rotate the gear.
When looking from the end of the flexarm with
the control head:
To increase tension, turn the gear clockwise.
To decrease tension, turn the gear
counterclockwise.
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Adjust the Speed for Moving the Chair Seat and Back
Recommended Tool
• 3/32" hex key
2
1
Adjust chair back
speed.
Adjust chair base
speed.
Install the Dental Light Flexarm Rotation Stop Pins
1
Lift the
trim ring.
2
Insert the
stop pin.
Actual Size of Pin
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Adjust the Handpieces
Recommended Tool
• 3/32" hex key
CAUTION
Air and water coolant adjustment keys are not intended to completely shut off flow.
Task 1. Adjust Water Coolant Flow
1
2
3
NOTE There is
one drive air
adjustment
screw for each
handpiece.
Lift a handpiece
from the holder.
Flip the toggle to water.
5
4
Turn the air
coolant, water
coolant, and drive
air all the way
down.
Adjust the water coolant flow until
there is 1 drop every 2 seconds.
Step on the foot control.
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Task 2.Adjust the Air Coolant Flow
1
Lift a handpiece
from the holder.
3
2
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Adjust the air coolant flow until
the spray is a fine mist.
Step on the foot control.
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Task 3. Adjust the Drive Air Pressure
NOTE Use a handpiece pressure gauge attached to the handpiece tubing for exact drive air measurement.
See the manufacturer’s handpiece documentation for the drive air pressure specification.
5
1
3
4
2
1. Lift a handpiece from the holder.
2. Install a pressure gauge.
3. Flip the toggle to dry.
4. Step on the foot control.
5. Adjust the Drive air pressure according to manufacturer’s recommendations.
To increase flow, turn the key counterclockwise.
To decrease flow, turn the key clockwise.
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Install the Bitewing Viewer (optional)
Recommended Tools
• Drill and 4.75 mm (3/16") drill bits
1
Drill five holes.
2
3
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Route the bitewing wires through the middle hole.
Use four screws to secure the bitewing viewer.
Attach the power cables.
Connect the brown wire to
the WAGO with the gray wire
and blue wire to the WAGO
with the black wire.
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Adjust the Intraoral Light Source
Voltage (if needed)
Recommended Tools
• 7/64” hex key
• Voltmeter
To adjust the intraoral light source, complete
the following steps.
1. Use a 7/64" hex key to remove the control
head back cover.
2. Set the voltmeter to DC voltage and place
its probes on the IOLS output terminals
for the handpiece you're adjusting.
Use Buttons
to Adjust
Voltage
3. Lift the handpiece from its holder and
turn the light on.
4. Use the buttons behind the terminal to
adjust the voltage according to the
following table.
NOTE
IOLS Output Terminals
The values in following table are valid only for fiber optics with 26 AWG wires, 750 mA loads, and
the recommended 3.2 VDC at the bulb. For fiber optics powered with 26 AWG wires and other
ratings, use the equation T = (Z x 0.006 x Y) + X where:
T = Terminal strip voltage (VDC)
X = Desired voltage at bulb (VDC)
Y = Rated lamp/load current (in Amps)
Z = Length of 26 AWG wire (inches) from terminal strip to lamp
For devices with a wire gauge other than AWG, please contact A-dec Customer Service.
Length and Voltage Table for A-dec|W&H, Bien Air, or Other Bulbs Rated at 3.2 V
Wire length in
A-dec tubing
Voltage at terminal strip
resulting in recommended
3.2 V at the bulb
Wire length in
A-dec tubing
Voltage at terminal strip
resulting in recommended
3.2 V at the bulb
(cm)
(in)
VDC +/- .02
(cm)
(in)
VDC +/- .02
122
48
3.40
274
108
3.69
137
54
3.43
290
114
3.72
152
60
3.46
305
120
3.75
168
66
3.49
320
126
3.78
183
72
3.52
335
132
3.81
198
78
3.55
351
138
3.84
213
84
3.58
366
144
3.87
229
90
3.61
381
150
3.90
244
96
3.64
396
156
3.93
259
102
3.67
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Adjust the Dental Light Flexarm Counterbalance (if needed)
Recommended Tools
An optional travel stop limit kit (p/n 90.1044.00) can be installed to limit the upward and
downward motion of the flexarm.
NOTE
1
Remove the two screws and end cap.
2
Remove the screw and end cap.
3
50
4
If the light drifts up, turn the nut
counterclockwise.
If the light drifts down, turn the
nut clockwise.
5
Set the cover onto the flexarm
to test the drift.
Remove the cover.
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Adjust the Dental Light Rotation Tension (if needed)
Recommended Tools
• 5/64" hex key
• 5/16" nut driver
1
Turn the screw to adjust the rotation tension.
2
Remove the cap.
3
Turn the nut to adjust the rotation tension.
To increase tension, turn the screw/nut clockwise.
To decrease tension, turn the screw/nut counterclockwise.
NOTE
Make this adjustment to only one side of the head.
Adjust the Dental Light Focus (if needed)
Recommended Tools
• 1/16" hex key
1
Loosen both setscrews.
2
Adjust the focus screw.
3
Tighten the setscrews.
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The light band should be a 50-76mm (2-3")
narrow band with feathered edges.
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Adjust the Cuspidor Bowl Rinse Flow (if needed)
1
Turn on the bowl rinse.
2
Tighten or loosen the pinch valve
to adjust the flow.
3
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Rotate the bowl rinse spout to
adjust the flow pattern and
achieve the best rinsing action.
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Task 1.
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Position the delivery system and light in a working position.
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Task 2.
1
Place the level on the post in line with the support center.
Determine which way the support center needs to move.
2
Slightly loosen the mounting nuts.
3
Adjust the appropriate leveling screws.
NOTE We recommend lowering the screw or
screws on the high side to level. Only very
slight adjustments are required.
4
Tighten the mounting nuts.
IMPORTANT After securing the support center,
always make sure that all three contact points
make contact with the bottom of the support
center.
5
6
Reposition the level so it points away from the chair.
7
Repeat steps 2-4 as needed until the post is level for
both positions of the level.
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Determine if the support center is level.
Repeat steps 2-4 as needed until the support center is
level.
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Position the delivery system in the patient exit
position.
2
Verify that the control head does not drift.
If the control head drifts, repeat the procedures
in Task 2 on page 54 until the drift is eliminated.
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Level the Control Head
Recommended Tools
1
Place the level on the
control head.
• Level
3
• 5/32" hex key
2
Slightly loosen
the screws.
4
Adjust the control
head until level.
Tightly secure the
screws.
Adjust the Delivery System Flexarm Rotation Tension
NOTE This adjustment must be made after the final leveling of the system. For information on other
adjustments, see “Prepare and Adjust the System” on page 40.
Recommended Tool
• 3/32" hex key
To increase tension,
turn clockwise.
To decrease tension,
turn counterclockwise.
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Touchpad Settings
Dental Chair and Light Settings
Use the touchpad to program commonly
used settings for the system. The touchpad
comes with the following preset positions:
• Entry/Exit
• Treatment 1
• Treatment 2
• X-ray/Rinse
Program the Chair Positions
NOTE Touchpad symbols are proprietary to
A-dec Inc.
Table 1. Chair Preset Positions
Button
Position Description
Entry/Exit: Positions the chair for patient entry/exit.
On systems with a doctor’s touchpad, also turns the
dental light off.
Treatment 1: Positions the chair base and back
down. On systems with a doctor’s touchpad, also
turns the dental light on.
To program Entry/Exit, Treatment 1, and
Treatment 2 buttons:
Treatment 2: Positions the chair base down and back
up. On systems with a doctor’s touchpad, also turns
the dental light on.
1. Move the chair into the desired position.
X-ray/Rinse: Moves the chair to either x-ray or rinse
position. Press again to move the chair to the
previous position. On systems with a doctor’s
touchpad, also turns the dental light off or back on.
2. Press and release
. One beep indicates
the programming mode is ready.
3. Within four seconds, press the button
you want to program and you hear three
beeps confirming the button has been set.
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Cupfill and Bowl Rinse Programming
for the Doctor’s Touchpad
The cupfill controls water flow from the
water bottle into a cup. The bowl rinse
provides rinse water for the cuspidor. See
Table 2 for those buttons preset run times.
To change the timing for the cupfill and
bowl rinse:
1. Press and release
. One beep indicates
the programming mode is ready.
You can also enter the
programming mode by pressing
and holding both the Cupfill and
Bowl Rinse buttons located near the
spout. One beep indicates the
programming mode is ready.
NOTE
2. Press and hold the Cupfill
or Bowl
Rinse
button for the desired amount
of time.
Table 2. Cupfill and Bowl Rinse Presets
Button
Position Description
Cupfill Button: Controls water flow from the water
bottle into a cup.
• Press the Cupfill button for a timed operation.
The factory preset is a 2.5 second fill.
• Press and hold the Cupfill button for manual
operation.
Bowl Rinse Button: Provides rinse water for the
cuspidor bowl.
• Press the Bowl Rinse button for a timed
operation. The factory preset is a 30 second
rinse.
• Press and hold the Bowl Rinse button for manual
operation.
3. Release the button. Three beeps confirm
the setting.
TIP If you press the Bowl Rinse
button twice in less than two
seconds, the operation changes to
continuous rinse mode. Press the
button once to end the continuous
bowl rinse mode.
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Dental Light Programming for the
Doctor’s Touchpad
Use the Dental Light button on the touchpad
to turn the dental light on or off.
Table 3. Dental Light Button
Button
Description
Dental LIght Button: Press to toggle between intensity
settings. Press the button to turn on the light and hold
the button to turn off the light.
NOTE The switch on the dental
light must be in the High Intensity
or Composite position for the
touchpad button to work.
Press the Dental Light button
to toggle
between high intensity and composite settings.
To turn off the dental light, hold down
for two seconds.
Auto Light Feature
When you use a programmed chair position,
the dental light turns on when the chair back
reaches operating position. Press
or
and the dental light automatically turns off.
To deactivate the auto light feature, press
and hold
and
at the same time for
three seconds. One beep confirms the auto
light feature is off.
To re-activate the auto light feature, press
and hold
and
at the same time for
three seconds. Three beeps confirm the
dental light auto feature is on.
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Test the System
After you have completed the installation of
the A-dec 200 system, use the following
checklist to test the system; then follow up
with the customer.
Dental Chair
• The dental chair is securely anchored to
the floor.
• The chair functions properly, including
the chair's lift, tilt, and programmable
functions controlled by the touchpads
and/or foot switch.
• Headrest is functioning properly.
Assistant's Instrumentation, Cuspidor, and Cupfill
• Vacuum/suction is set to the following specifications:
○ Wet vacuum: 34±7 KPa (10±2 inches of Hg),
255 sl/min (9 scfm) minimum.
○ Dry/semi-dry vacuum: 16±3.5 KPa (4.5±1 inches of Hg),
340 sl/min (12 scfm) minimum.
• Air and water syringe buttons operate smoothly.
• Valves on HVE and SE move freely.
• Cupfill timing is set properly (only with systems including
a doctor’s touchpads).
• Cuspidor flow pattern effectively rinses the bowl, and the
bowl drains properly.
Utilities
• Regulated air pressure is at 550 KPa (80 psi).
• Floor box is free of air and water leaks.
Delivery System
• The gravity drain is functioning properly.
• The handpieces function properly and
are set to doctor’s preferences:
• Tubing and connections are not kinked and are free of air
and water leaks.
○ Water coolant, air coolant, and spray.
○ Handpiece tubing flush.
• Excess tubing and wires are coiled and stored away from
moving parts.
○ Handpiece holder valves and
switches.
○ Handpiece drive air pressure.
• Counterbalanced flexarm functions
properly.
• Control Head is level.
• Articulating arms do not drift.
• Foot control operates properly.
Dental Light
• All light intensity settings work properly.
• Dental light flexarm and head tension are
properly adjusted.
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Install the Covers
Install the Pump Cover
Recommended Tool
• 5/32" hex key
When removing or replacing covers, take care not to damage any
wiring. Verify that the covers are secure after replacing them.
CAUTION
1
Place the cover over the pump area.
2
Secure the cover with the screw on top.
Install the Floor Box Cover
1
Slide the slots in the end of the cover down over the pins and toward the chair.
2
3
Slide the slots in the end of the cover down over the pins on the floor box cover frame.
Remove the sticker from the chair base plate.
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Install the Seat Upholstery Cover
Recommended Tool
• 5/32" hex key
Start all four screws before
securely tightening.
Install the Chair Back Cover
Recommended Tool
• 5/32" hex key
1
Put the cover in place
on the chair back.
2
Insert the headrest.
3
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Start all four screws before
securely tightening.
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Install the Support Center Cover
Cover and Pad
Recommended Tool
1
Insert the top of the cover.
2
Slide the slots on the bottom
around the thumbscrews.
3
Tighten the thumbscrews.
1
To place the cover on
top, feed the post
through the hole in
the bottom of the
control head.
2
Tighten the T-nut
on the post.
3
Place the pad on
top of the cover.
• 3/16" hex key
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Regulatory Information
Regulatory information mandated by agency requirements is provided in the Regulatory Information, Specifications,
and Warranty document (p/n 86.0221.00), which is available in the Document Library at www.a-dec.com.
A-dec Headquarters
2601 Crestview Drive
Newberg, OR 97132 USA
Tel:1.800.547.1883 Within USA/Canada
Tel:1.503.538.7478 Outside USA/Canada
Fax:1.503.538.0276
www.a-dec.com / www.a-dec.biz
A-dec Inc. makes no warranty of any kind with regard to
the content in this document including, but not limited to,
the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a
particular purpose.
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