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preset number stops flashing.  Now press the footpedal

to turn on the motor and LED and then release it and

verify that the LED remains on for 20 +/-5 seconds.

9.

Place the motor into a calibrated ATU-0037

tachometer.  Confirm that the torque is set to 100%.

Set the speed to 40.0KRPM.  Press the footpedal to

turn on the motor and record the speed which the

tachometer shows and verify that it is 40.0KRPM +/-

2.0KRPM.  Values outside this range are non-

conforming. 

10.

Attach an Anthogyr 8:1 (actually 7.2:1) handpiece to

the motor and set the controls to 8:1 ratio, 500RPM,

100% torque and ENDO mode.  Attach the handpiece

to the bit on the dynamometer assembly (copper

cylinder) and press the footpedal.  While the motor is

running, decrease the Torque% setting until the motor

stops and goes into ENDO mode.  Record the Torque

% setting where this happens.  It should be less that

50% and greater than 5%.  If not, remove the

handpiece and lubricate it with Aseptispray and repeat.

If it still fails, mark it as nonconforming.

11a

. Remove the handpiece.  Depress the foot pedal

with the Handpiece Water and Handpiece Air toggle

valves off and check that no cooling air or water is

coming from the two holes between the 0-rings on the

motor E-head.  You will feel motor cooling air at the

front of the E-head however.

11b.

Turn the Handpiece Air toggle valve on and adjust

the Handpiece Air needle valve on the Delivery Module.

Depress the footpedal and verify that air is coming from

the motor E-head hole between the two o-rings farthest

from the motor body on the E-head.

11c.

Partially fill the Delivery Module water bottle and

insert an internal irrigation type handpiece such as the

AHP-72MB onto the motor. Turn the Handpiece Air

toggle valve off and the Handpiece Water toggle valve

on and adjust the Handpiece Water needle valve on the

Delivery Module.  Depress the footpedal and verify that

water is coming from the handpiece. Turn on the

Handpiece Air and verify that a fine mist is coming from

the handpiece. 

11d.

Operate the handpiece motor with the Handpiece

Air toggle on and then turn the toggle off while still

operating the motor.  Release the foot pedal and place

the hand motor firmly in its holder and  wait 5 seconds.

Press the footpedal.  If the motor comes on, the

designed leak isn’t present or of adequate magnitude.  

11e.

Turn off the AEU-525 and trip the HVE and bottle

pressurization toggles to remove all compressed air

from the system.  Close the toggles.  Fill the ATU-0088

bottle to the line on the side and mount on the AEU-

525.  Turn on the AEU-525 and observe the final

pressure of the ATU-0088 gauge. It should be between

25 and 35 PSI and should be reached within 10

seconds of turn on.  Repeat steps 4 more times.  If

pressure is wrong or it takes too long to pressurize then

the module needs to be reworked. 

12.

Simultaneously hold the Preset and Ratio buttons

until the display resets and factory defaults are set.

F. Performance Test (Syringe):

1.

Fill the water bottle and turn on the compressor to fill

the air reservoir.  Press the syringe air button (the right

one) and check that the pressure gauge doesn’t go

below 20 PSI.  If it does, change the screwdriver adjust

for the syringe air.  

2.

Release the syringe air button and allow the

compressor to refill the reservoir.  Press the syringe

water button (left one) and verify that water comes out

the syringe.  

3.

Press both buttons and verify that a mist is created.  

4.

Use ATU-0090 and plug the syringe tip into the

syringe.  Press the syringe air button and observe the

MAXIMUM pressure on the gauge. It must be between

48.0 and 55.5 PSI

G. Performance Test (Scaler):

1.

Remove scaler from its holder, install a tip, turn the

scaler intensity to “10”, turn the Scaler Water control

counterclockwise as far as it will go, turn the Scaler

Water toggle valve on and press the foot pedal and

observe that the scaler produces water from the tip, that

the scaler lights come on, and that when the scaler tip is

placed against a thin metal surface, there is high pitched

noise produced. 

2.

Turn the Scaler Intensity control from “10” to “100”

and back and verify that the control adjusts the intensity

of the scaler vibrations.  

3.

With the Scaler Intensity control set to “10”, adjust the

Scaler water control clockwise and counterclockwise to

verify that it controls the amount of water coming from

the scaler tip. 

4.

Press the foot pedal several times to verify that the

scaler goes on and off with no more than a ½ second

delay.  Remove the scaler tip

H. Performance Test (Waste Tank)

1.

Remove the Waste Tank lid from the tank and with

the floats at the bottom place the .82“ spacer over the

sensor wells and then press each float upward as far as

possible.  There must be no alarms.  Remove the .82”

spacer and lift each float about .250” and there must be

flashing from the red LED on the lid and beeping from

the main case.

2.

Turn on the HVE so that the compressor is on

continuously and place a .0625 spacer above the first

float and raise the float as high as possible.  The

compressor must stop.  

3.

Repeat for other float.

I. HiPot and Ground Bond Tests:

1. 

On the AC/DC Withstand Voltage Tester, press MENU

-> MENU -> SYSTEM and change the “PLC REMOTE”

setting to “OFF”.

2. Ground Bond Test

- Earth Ground at Power Inlet to

accessible earthed metal.

Test parameters:

Current limit 25 Amps, Dwell time 2

seconds, Resistance limit 0.1 Ohms.

Summary of Contents for AEU-525CF Transport III

Page 1: ...AEU 525CF AEU 525CFH Portable Dental System SERVICE MANUAL PARTS LIST Transport III...

Page 2: ...INSERT TUBE GUARD 14 MOTOR HOUSING COVER 14 ELECTRICAL PANEL 15 48V POWER SUPPLY 15 24V POWER SUPPLY 15 DISPLAY MODULE POWER CABLE 15 CONTROL BOARD PCB 15 WASTE CONNECTOR CABLE ASSEMBLY 16 ELECTRICAL...

Page 3: ...w all air water and wiring components as installed in the unit Individual parts are also listed and referenced to Figures with callouts in the Parts Lists A Replacement Parts List is also included Use...

Page 4: ...lve Fig 7 Turn this adjustment valve counterclockwise to increase the volume of air to the handpiece then turn it clockwise to decrease the flow Return the electric handpiece to its holder when testin...

Page 5: ...ed Area Areas that are designated for handling and working on electronic sub assemblies or their components should be marked off with signs indicating the area where ESD controls are to be enforced Th...

Page 6: ...Assy 10 Motor Housing Right Wall Assy 11 Venturi Muffler Bracket Assy 12 Compressor Vacuum Pump Assy 13 Case Assy The Waste Tank and Air Electric Manifold Block are not customer serviceable subassemb...

Page 7: ...r to the Sterilization Section in this manual for more information on motor maintenance and care Refer to the handpiece manufacturers instructions for information on handpiece maintenance and repair A...

Page 8: ...surize the water bottle and remove it from its water cap Reach up into the white cap and pull the black gasket from the cap Reassemble in the reverse order with a new gasket WATER CAP The water cap PN...

Page 9: ...e Pressure Toggle Valve PN 730014 is still a t t a c h e d Remove sleeve Clamp PN 730015 and detach the clear tubing PN AA 94C from the Toggle Valve Disconnect Rear Wall and move to work bench Remove...

Page 10: ...bly Fig 31 Loosen the small setscrew on the side of the potentio meter knob with a 1 32 Allen wrench and remove knob Remove the mounting nut on the outboard side of the Manifold Wall with a socket or...

Page 11: ...he Block is located in the pivotal housing attached to the back side of the Air Water Figure 33 Manifold Module Fig 34a Use a 5 64 Allen wrench to remove the four mounting Screws PN 510037 that attach...

Page 12: ...Housing Move the Valve and its hardware to the workbench if further disassembly is required At the workbench use a flat head screwdriver to remove the two Screws PN 510688 that mount the Floating Blo...

Page 13: ...caler Tube from the manifold Cut the Anchor Line wrapped around the standoff At the workbench disconnect the remaining two sleeve clamps and hoses from the two Fittings PN 730139 Fig 52 Use a 1 4 thin...

Page 14: ...e order adjusting the length of the Wand cord to hang suspended off the floor and then trimming the excess cord and or water line Wrap the cable tie around the scaler cord just above the grommet in th...

Page 15: ...rge foam Pad PM 462100 and replace if necessary STORAGE SHELF The Storage Shelf PN 462098 is located in the top compartment of the Transport III Case Fig 68 Use a 5 64 Allen wrench to remove the two m...

Page 16: ...k pliers to pry off the Ferrule PN 462138 and then the Fitting PN 462021 on the larger High Vacuum Hose PN AA 259 see Fig 73b Inspect O Ring PN 520101 for wear and replace if necessary Next remove Fer...

Page 17: ...7 that mount the Control Board PCB to the four Standoffs PN 510760 Next use a 5 64 Allen wrench to ELECTRICAL PANEL The Electrical Panel is located beneath the Motor Housing Cover Fig 79 Locate the Di...

Page 18: ...ator Pad PN 462080 and set aside for reuse later At the workbench cut and remove the Cable Tie PN 510628 that straps the Power Supply to the Control Board PCB Lift the Power Supply straight up and off...

Page 19: ...PN 540012 is located on the Electrical Panel Fig 90 Follow the white and black wires from the Fan to the terminal block on the opposite side of the Panel Use a small jeweler s screwdriver to detach th...

Page 20: ...capable of 22 10 AWG contour crimps When reconnecting a new flag terminal to the black wire shown here use a Molex Model 640014100 tool or equivalent tool capable of crimping flag terminals On the fr...

Page 21: ...ting Screws PN 510037 in the top left corner of the Left Wall Assembly Fig 98 Remove Screws using a 5 64 Allen wrench Locate the two 1 2 gray vacuum Hoses PN 730373 leading from the two Venturi Assem...

Page 22: ...embly later VENTURI MUFFLER BRACKET ASSEMBLY The Venturi Muffler Bracket Assembly is located on the back side of the Compressor Assembly Fig 104 Locate the Vacuum Hose PN 730130 leading from the Compr...

Page 23: ...at is attached between the Stall Sensing Switch and the Venturi Muffler Assembly 2 see Fig 105b Cut the Cable Tie PN 510137 that secures the two Switch wires to the Clip Mount PN 510759 on the Motor B...

Page 24: ...reassembly later Coupler Fitting PN 730153 Use a 5 8 open end wrench to detach the Elbow Fitting PN 730484 on the end of the Coupler then use a 3 4 wrench to remove the Coupler Place Coupler aside for...

Page 25: ...crews PN 510533 for the Bottle Storage Cap PN 462110 using a Phillips screwdriver Detach and replace Holding Strap PN 462144 as necessary Locate the Fastener Tool PN 462137 and Coiled Tether PN 520102...

Page 26: ...85 4 WASHER BLIND RIVET 1 8 510198 4 MOTOR HOUSING COVER PLASTIC AEU 525 462008 1 CABLE ASSY POWER DISPLAY MODULE AEU 525 875118 1 1 ITEM PART NO QTY 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ITEM PART NO...

Page 27: ...s FINAL ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST Figure 112 Sheet 2 of 9 2 3 6 9 10 13 WASTE TANK ASSEMBLY NO COMPONENT BREAKDOWN 22 AIR ELECTRIC MODULE ASSEMBLY SEE FIG 113 PAGE 33 1 4 5 18 17 12 77 82 76 73 70 75 74 19...

Page 28: ...NAL ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST Figure 112 Sheet 3 of 9 AIR BOTTLE ASSEMBLY SEE FIG 114 PAGE 37 33 26 56 38 39 42 33 31 40 41 36 37 27 32 35 49 23 25 24 30 28 29 31 39 NOTE Refer to Page 24 for Parts Descript...

Page 29: ...Page 27 FINAL ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST Figure 112 Sheet 4 of 9 54 15 18 58 57 59 63 60 62 61 112 NOTE Refer to Page 24 for Parts Descriptions 78 92 113 COMPRESSOR ASSEMBLY SEE FIG 115 PAGE 38...

Page 30: ...Page 28 NOTE Refer to Page 24 for Parts Descriptions FINAL ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST Figure 112 Sheet 5 of 9 51 50 52 73 53 49 70 71 72 75 74...

Page 31: ...e 29 NOTE Refer to Page 24 for Parts Descriptions FINAL ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST Figure 112 Sheet 6 of 9 34 82 83 84 78 26 23 25 24 46 47 43 48 AIR BOTTLE ASSEMBLY SEE FIG 114 PAGE 37 44 114 114 115 116 39...

Page 32: ...Page 30 100 FINAL ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST Figure 112 Sheet 7 of 9 NOTE Refer to Page 24 for Parts Descriptions 98 107 111 110 70 71 72 102 103 104 105 101 103 104 103 104 109 108 106 99 25 106...

Page 33: ...Page 31 NOTE Refer to Page 24 for Parts Descriptions FINAL ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST Figure 112 Sheet 8 of 9 87 111 94 95 96 91 92 90 88 89 91 97 93 55 106 89...

Page 34: ...Page 32 FINAL ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST Figure 112 Sheet 9 of 9 28 67 65 66 67 68 69 111 111 85 86 NOTE Refer to Page 24 for Parts Descriptions...

Page 35: ...10768 2 WASHER NYLON 196IDX 437ODX 062T 10 FENDR 510019 2 WASHER FLAT STNLS 10 510356 3 GUARD HP TUBING AEU 525 462121 1 LABEL DELIVERY MODULE AEU 525 S CF 420596 16 1 DELIVERY MODULE HANDLE BRACKET A...

Page 36: ...OTE Refer to Page 33 for Parts Descriptions 8 11 10 27 26 72 70 73 74 75 24 81 71 26 AIR ELECTRIC MODULE ASSEMBLY Figure 113 Sheet 2 of 4 28 9 78 79 32 76 77 25 80 32 70 111 80 29 30 3 2 23 1 98 99 31...

Page 37: ...37 32 64 51 60 61 52 53 19 57 125 126 17 21 11 132 33 20 19 18 22 13 16 15 14 12 128 115 130 142 110 106 102 151 109 150 123 119 120 121 32 127 16 19 42 38 39 40 41 56 55 54 48 47 65 2 101 116 32 34...

Page 38: ...ELECTRIC MODULE ASSEMBLY Figure 113 Sheet 4 of 4 NOTE Refer to Page 33 for Parts Descriptions 128 115 87 4 91 29 6 5 106 20 107 110 86 96 132 91 90 91 92 85 32 MANIFOLD ASSEMBLY NO COMPONENT BREAKDOW...

Page 39: ...R BOTTLE AEU 525 462007 1 C S BTNSOC STNLS 8 32 X 3 8 510404 2 1 ITEM PART NO QTY 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 FTN ELBOW 90 1 4 POLY X 1 8 MPT 730120 1 FTN 1 4 POLY X 1 8 MPT POLYTITE 730117 1 LABEL FILTER DRAIN GEN...

Page 40: ...0 8333 TUBING SALIVA EJECT 3 8OD GRY AA 86G 6 0625 FTN 1 4 X 1 4 BARB STRAIGHT SS 730558 1 C S BTNSOC STNLS 6 32 X 3 8 510160 12 FTN 1 4 DELRIN SLEEVE 730095 4 TUBING AIR BRAKE 1 4 BLACK 730130 1 068...

Page 41: ...35 36 37 38 39 40 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 57 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 58 59 60 61 PWR ENTRY CKT BRKR SWTCH 6A 2 POLE 1 5MM 840119 1 GROMMET 1 4 DIA FOR 3 8 DIA X 095 NEOPRENE 870185 1 FAN 115 V TUBEAXIAL...

Page 42: ...2 23 42 30 47 57 26 59 58 2 1 3 1 52 53 54 55 4 5 6 5 7 8 9 8 3 56 59 5 27 9 7 30 8 31 6 32 33 44 37 45 46 24 43 48 34 35 26 32 31 28 24 29 15 16 17 37 38 36 37 38 41 39 40 60 63 63 NOTE Refer to Pag...

Page 43: ...1 ITEM PART NO QTY 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 TOP VACUUM VALVE AEU 525 462090 1 C S BTNSOC STNLS 6 32 X 3 8 510160 4 O RING 0 489 ID X 0 070 WIDE VITON 60 DUROM 520078 3 PLUNGER VACUUM VALVE...

Page 44: ...NO QTY 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 GASKET NYLON 10 730074 1 FTN ELBOW 90 1 4 POLY X 1 8 MPT 730120 3 FTN STREET TEE 1 8MPT MOD 730133 01 1 VALVE CHECK 100PSI 1 8FPT BRAS 730453 1 FTN STREET T...

Page 45: ...1 MUFFLER ASSY AMC 20 330564 2 BODY VENTURI AMC 20 461851 2 1 ITEM PART NO QTY 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 C S BTNSOC STNLS 8 32 X 1 4 510309 4 GASKET NYLON 10 730074 5 VENTURI BRACKET AEU 5...

Page 46: ...2 3 4 5 6 7 8 COLD START VALVE ASSY 1 4 MPT 330633 1 MOTOR MOUNT AEU 525 462082 2 C S BTNSOC STNLS 1 4 20 X 1 1 4 510295 4 GROMMET BUSHING SORBOTHANE 70 DURO 870315 4 GROMMET WASHER SORBOTHANE 70 DUR...

Page 47: ...2 1 ITEM PART NO QTY 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 MEMBRANE INLET POWER COVER AEU 525CF 462298 1 PLATE CLAMP WASTE MEMBRANE AEU 525CF 462316 1 MEMBRANE WASTE SENSOR COVER AEU 525CF 462299 1 FASTENER 1 4 TURN DZUS LIO...

Page 48: ...ht on the motor see Fig 124 is soft and can be damaged It should not be exposed to dust and debris Excessive dust and debris may cause a drastic decrease in optical output In the event that the light...

Page 49: ...sert a new tip press locking collar and push tip into socket as far as it will go Release ring and gently tug on tip before using to ensure that tip is securely locked into socket Syringe Tip Steriliz...

Page 50: ...ater flow control valve to the handpiece is open counterclockwise Check that handpiece air toggle on side of air electric module is On Check that the air flow control valve to the handpiece is open co...

Page 51: ...1 LITER BLOW MOLDED HDPE WATER 730471 1 GASKET FOR AIR WATER BOTTLE LID 730473 3 FILTER AIR 1 4 NPT X 1 19 GAST INLET FILTER 730494 1 ITEM PART NO QTY BOTTLE 750 ML 25 OZ BLOW MOLDED HDPE AIR 730657 1...

Page 52: ...sure switch to Pressure and verify that there is air flow from the bottle cap Switch to Purge and replace the water bottle C Performance Test Line Voltage Select 1 Turn off the compressor power switch...

Page 53: ...inal pressure of the ATU 0088 gauge It should be between 25 and 35 PSI and should be reached within 10 seconds of turn on Repeat steps 4 more times If pressure is wrong or it takes too long to pressur...

Page 54: ...aler tip Lay the scaler handle and the return lead on a sheet of insulator so there is no mechanical stress placed on the scaler tip d Verify the test settings are correct Push TEST and wait for the t...

Page 55: ...tmospheric Pressure Limitation Type BF Equipment Motor Direction Light Controls Consult Instructions For Use Do Not Lift by Top Lid Or Latches Counterclockwise to Increase Open Clockwise to Decrease C...

Page 56: ...ombination Wrenches 1 4 5 16 11 32 3 8 7 16 1 2 9 16 Qty 2 5 8 3 4 13 16 7 8 1 Screwdrivers 1 4 Standard Slot 3 64 Standard Slot Jeweler s 1 Phillips 2 Phillips Electrical Tools Wire Stripper Crimp To...

Page 57: ...C 4 to 149 F Relative Humidity 10 to 95 non condensing Altitude 0 to 3048 meters 0 to 10 000 feet SPECIFICATIONS This device has been tested and found to comply with the emissions requirements of IEC...

Page 58: ...will provide instructions usually directing that the product be returned for service Shipment to Aseptico and the cost thereof is always the responsibility of the purchaser Accidental misuse inapprop...

Page 59: ...Page 57 Notes...

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