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ADC-02CF

Use a 3/16’’ Allen wrench 

to remove the bolts [2x PN 

510692] and washers [2x PN 

510500] (Fig. 21 

A

) that at‑

tach the pump mount stiff‑

ener [PN 462259] (Fig. 21 

B

and pump (Fig. 21 

C

) to the 

base frame. Remove the 

hydraulic pump, two cyl‑

inders and two hoses that 

comprise the entire hy‑

draulic assembly without disconnecting any hydraulic components 

nor opening any hydraulic ports.

 

Disassembly  of the hydraulic assembly is not recommended 

unless a component malfunctions. Refer to the 

Schematic 

Drawings

 (page 14) for configuration details.

4

 BASE ASSEMBLY

Disassembly of the ADC‑02CF base is not necessary unless a com‑

ponent breaks. If disassembly is required, remove the primary com‑

ponents as follows:

Use a 5/16’’ Allen wrench and 9/16’’ combination wrench to remove 

the bolt [PN 510812], roller [PN 462233], bushing [PN 520105] and 

nut [PN 510811] (Fig. 21 

D

) from the lift lever.

Use a 3/16’’ Allen wrench 

to remove the bolts [4x PN 

510813] that attach the le‑

ver mounting brackets [2x 

PN 462243] (Fig. 22 

A

) to 

the base frame. When re‑

moving the lift lever (Fig. 

22 

B

), note the bearing 

pins [PN 510818] mounted 

inside each of the mating brackets (Fig. 22 

C

).

Remove the selector ped‑

als [2x PN 330636] (Fig. 

23 

A

) on each side of the 

chair by depressing the 

locking buttons and pull‑

ing the selector pedals out 

of selector lever bar (Fig. 

23 

B

). Use a 3/16’’ Allen 

wrench to remove the 

bolts [4x PN 510813] that attach the pump switch brackets [2x PN 

462242] (Fig. 23 

C

) to the base frame. Use a 3/32” Allen wrench to 

remove the bearing screws [2x PN 510857]. Remove the selector 

lever bar [PN 330625] with bearings [2x PN 462511].

Use two 1/2” combination 

wrenches to remove the 

bolts [2x PN 510806], bear‑

ings [4x PN 520115], spacers 

[2x PN 510823] and nuts [2x 

PN 510126] that attach the 

wheels [2x PN 730679] (Fig. 

24 

A

) to their struts.

The knob [PN 850042] and leveling foot [PN 850044] (Fig. 24 

B

) and 

the rubber feet [2x PN 462312 & 1x PN 462390] do not require disas‑

sembly or maintenance and can be left attached to the frame.

THIS COMPLETES THE DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURE FOR THE 

CHAIR 

REASSEMBLY:

To reassemble the chair, follow the above instructions in the re‑

verse order.

 

Refer to the 

Schematic Drawings

 (page 14) for part numbers 

and configuration drawings when reassembling chair.

Fig. 21

Fig. 21  

B

D

A

C

Fig. 22

Fig. 22  

A

C

B

Fig. 23

Fig. 23  

A

C

B

Fig. 24

Fig. 24  

A

B

DISASSEMBLY 

(Continued)

Summary of Contents for ADC-02CF

Page 1: ...ADC 02CF Portable Hydraulic Dental Chair NSN 6520 01 652 8993 OPERATION MAINTENANCE MANUAL SCHEMATIC SET ...

Page 2: ... dentistry and is engineered to provide years of reliable service Please read the instructions provided in this manual to receive the best service from your Aseptico equipment FEATURES Easy and quick set up Hands free hydraulic operation no external power required Chair height and backrest adjustable with patient in chair 300 lb 136 kg load capacity Wheels allow chair to be easily moved Chair fold...

Page 3: ...e the 2 selector lever labels A on opposite sides of the chair base These labels show the selector lever positions for lifting and lowering the seat and the backrest A SEAT LIFT L OW E R BACKREST LIFT L OW E R The selector lever can be operated hands free from either side of the chair 5 SEAT LIFT Rotate the selector lever A to the SEAT LIFT posi tion as shown on the label B then pump the lift leve...

Page 4: ...rest to help it recline 10 CHAIR PANELS Unfold the leg panel A and foot panel B A B WARNING The leg and foot panels must not be used for seating to reduce chair tipping hazard Patients must only be seated on the main seat panel 11 ARM SLINGS Fold out the hand grips A on the arm posts then insert the hand grips into the ends of the arm slings B A A B B The arm slings C can be folded up to make it e...

Page 5: ...FT position Press down on the lift lever Fig 2 B and hold it there so you can access the rubber bump stop Fig 2 C Remove the rubber bump stop by twisting and pulling on it A B C Fig 2 Fig 2 2b The object now is to force the pump piston all the way into the pump cylinder to purge any trapped air You will need a flat blade screwdriver with shaft diameter of 3 8 or larger Push the lift lever all the ...

Page 6: ...important during steps 3 and 4 that the lift lever not be pumped while the chair is tipped back Any air in the hydraulic oil reservoir will be near the pump intake and can be drawn back into the pump cylinder which would require purging the pump again as in step 2 page 5 4a BACKREST CYLINDER PURGE If the backrest hydraulics feel soft or jerky this step may be desired Start with the backrest Fig 7 ...

Page 7: ...ylinder Do not remove the other two plugs on the pump doing so will introduce air into the hydraulic lines Fig 10 Fig 10 A 4 Press down and hold the selector lever in the SEAT LOWER position until the seat is fully lowered This will cause the hydraulic oil to rise to its maximum level inside the reservoir 5 Using a small mirror and a flashlight look down into the oil fill port and observe the oil ...

Page 8: ...he clevis pin PN 510917 and cotter ring PN 510927 Fig 15 A that attach the back rest cylinder to the under side of the seat assembly Push the cylinder Fig 15 B with attached hydrau lic hose backward over the support strap PN 462291 Fig 15 C and out from under the seat Rest the cylinder on the floor until the complete hydraulic system can be detached as a unit Do not disconnect the hydraulic hose f...

Page 9: ...7 and clevis pin PN 510916 Fig 18 C at the top end of the seat cylinder where it connects to the main lever frame Lower this end of the cylinder down and rest it on the base until the oth er end can be detached Use a 5 16 Allen wrench and 9 16 com bination wrench to remove the bolts 2x PN 510847 washers A R PN 510846 and nuts 2x PN 510811 Fig 18 D that attach the main lever to the base Note the qu...

Page 10: ...aring pins PN 510818 mounted inside each of the mating brackets Fig 22 C Remove the selector ped als 2x PN 330636 Fig 23 A on each side of the chair by depressing the locking buttons and pull ing the selector pedals out of selector lever bar Fig 23 B Use a 3 16 Allen wrench to remove the bolts 4x PN 510813 that attach the pump switch brackets 2x PN 462242 Fig 23 C to the base frame Use a 3 32 Alle...

Page 11: ...ever in the SEAT LOWER position 6 SELECTOR LEVERS If the selector levers are in the extended position retract each one by pushing in on the locking button then sliding the selector lever in until the locking button pops out of the inner hole on the selector lever tube 7 BACKREST STRAP Tuck the pillow down between the chair framework Guide the backrest strap Fig 28 A under the main lever frame and ...

Page 12: ... x 61 cm Shipping Case Weight Case only 51 5 lb 23 4 kg Fully Loaded Approx 121 lb 54 9 kg Hydraulic Oil Industrial premium quality medium grade oil ISO VG 46 SAE 15 such as Mobil DTE 25 or equivalent SYMBOL DEFINITIONS WARNING Serious damage injury or death may result if ignored CAUTION Damage to property the environment or injury may result if ignored Manufacturer Serial number Do not sit on leg...

Page 13: ...t warranty is at its sole op tion and discretion to repair or replace any defective component or product in part or whole Aseptico shall be the sole arbiter of such action In the event of alleged defect under warranty the purchaser is to notify Aseptico s customer service department promptly Customer service will provide instructions usually directing that the product be returned for service Shipm...

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Page 16: ...P O Box 1548 Woodinville WA 98072 1548 800 426 5913 425 487 3157 www aseptico com info aseptico com P N 421020 Rev I ECO 14925 02 2020 Printed in the USA ...

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