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AMC‑15

MAINTENANCE AND STERILIZATION

1. 

WASTE REMOVAL —

 Empty 

the waste tank daily. 

Waste removal steps:
a. 

Open the waste compart-

ment door on the rear of 

the unit. 

b. 

Remove the end of waste 

hose from tethered hose 

clamp 

A

, then direct the  

waste hose to a suitable 

drain.

c. 

Switch ON the waste purge pump 

B

 to empty the waste 

tank. It may take a minute before waste water begins to 

flow from the end of the hose.

d. 

Return the end of the waste hose into the clamp 

A

, then 

pinch clamp closed to prevent leakage.

 

The type of optional amalgam separator used with the 

AMC-15 requires no settlement time before emptying the 

waste tank.

2. 

WASTE SYSTEM CLEANING —

 After emptying the waste 

tank each day, the waste system should be cleaned. 

The waste system consists of:

•  Waste tank

•  Waste discharge hose

•  HVE (high volume ejector) valve and vacuum line

•  Saliva ejector (low volume) valve and vacuum line

Cleaning steps:
a. 

Prepare 1 liter of a 1:10 bleach solution (1 part household 

bleach to 9 parts water). 

b. 

Remove the disposable ends from both the HVE and saliva 

ejector valves.

c. 

Vacuum half of the bleach solution through the HVE  valve, 

then the other half through the saliva ejector valve by 

putting the tip of each valve in the bleach solution. 

d. 

Flush each valve and line by vacuuming 1/2 liter of clean 

water through each valve. 

e. 

Empty the waste tank following the instructions in step 1 

above. 

f. 

Clean the outside of the ejector valves and hoses with a 

disinfectant solution.

3. 

AMALGAM SEPARATOR 

 The 

optional

 amalgam 

separator 

A

 is located in the 

waste compartment. The 

separator filters out particu-

late matter while the waste 

water is being pumped out of 

the unit. A significant drop in 

waste discharge pressure will 

occur when the amalgam sep-

arator becomes full of solids. 

Replacement amalgam sep-

arators (PN 730595) are avail-

able through Aseptico. Refer 

to the label on the amalgam 

separator for the address of 

an approved amalgam recy-

cler. Replace the separator 

by unscrewing the amalgam 

separator retaining knob 

B

 

located under the top lid, 

and removing the amalgam 

separator from the waste 

compartment. NOTE: You can 

operate the AMC-15 with the 

bypass filter 

C

 installed in 

place of the amalgam separa-

tor, where permitted.

4. 

AMALGAM SOLIDS TRAP —

 Replace the disposable 

amalgam solids trap routinely. The performance of the 

vacuum system will decrease significantly as the trap fills 

up with solids. The trap sits inside the central vacuum canis-

ter located under the top lid. Keep spare traps in stock. The 

AMC-15 uses standard 1 7/8” traps (both open and closed type 

traps are compatible): 

         OPEN TYPE                      CLOSED TYPE

  PART NO.  QUANTITY 

PART NO.  QUANTITY

 

AA-29 

AA-290VS  

1

 

AA-29-100  

100  

AA-290VS-100 

100

 

NOTE:

 Check with state laws regarding the recycling of 

amalgam solids waste.

5. 

AIR TANK PURGE —

 Empty 

the air tank daily to remove  

condensation from air tank. 

Place a container underneath 

the air tank drain hose 

A

 to 

catch water. Rotate the air 

tank pressure knob 

B

 count-

er-clockwise to empty the air tank, then rotate knob clockwise 

to close valve when done.

B

A

C

Summary of Contents for AMC-15

Page 1: ...OPERATION MAINTENANCE MANUAL AMC 15 Mobile Dental Cart...

Page 2: ...d handpiece without water cool ant can cause thermal injury to the patient s CAUTION Observe local regulations concerning disposal of amalgam waste s WARNING Never operate unit or work on patients whe...

Page 3: ...The AMC 15 is available in either a 115V or 230V power supply configuration OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT Purchased Separately PN 730595 Filter Replacement Amalgam Separator PN AA 20A Auxiliary Arm with Accesso...

Page 4: ...4 AMC 15 FRONT VIEW Instrument Holders Hinged Top Lid Auxiliary Water Connection Bulkhead Connectors Handpiece Pressure Gauge Waste Indicator Tank Full or Cable Disconnected...

Page 5: ...lant Bottle Selector Bottle Pressure Release Flush Toggle Air Coolant Foot Control w Water Valve Water Supply Bottles Rear Caster w Brake Accessory Arm w Tray optional Optional Equipment shaded Clear...

Page 6: ...ssure Gauge Central Vacuum Cannister Amalgam Solids Trap inside System Pressure Regulator factory set Air Flow Adjustment Block Syringe Flow Adjustment Block Instrument Holder Arm Amalgam Separator By...

Page 7: ...ket Waste Sensor Connector Waste Tank Waste Pump Waste Hose w Clamp Waste Compartment Latch Waste Pump Switch Waste Pump Circuit Breaker Air Tank Purge Valve Air Tank Drain Optional Equipment shaded B...

Page 8: ...tor A into the amalgam man ifold B You will need to loosen the retaining screw C located under the top lid to get the bracket down and around the lip of the amalgam separator Tighten the retaining scr...

Page 9: ...tch B towards the dot C on the foot control as shown Toggle the switch away from the dot to disable water coolant 2 INSTRUMENT HOLDERS Each instrument holder except the syringe holder provides an on o...

Page 10: ...teps for the HP 2 handpiece using the HP 2 valve B A 7 AIR COOLANT Air coolant chip air works in combina tion with the water coolant setting to create a fine mist for the working handpiece Make sure t...

Page 11: ...oses with a disinfectant solution 3 AMALGAM SEPARATOR The optional amalgam separator A is located in the waste compartment The separator filters out particu late matter while the waste water is being...

Page 12: ...TION Do not run saline solutions through the water system saline will corrode the plumbing 8 3 WAY AIR WATER SYRINGE The syringe tip is autoclav able To remove a tip from the syringe press down on the...

Page 13: ...ter coolant valve to the selected handpiece is open No coolant air to handpiece Check that the air coolant toggle is in the ON position Check that the air coolant flow control valve is open Waste pump...

Page 14: ...ith all optional equipment 139 lb 63 kg Shipping Crate Size 30 0 W x 37 0 L x 50 0 H 76 2 cm x 93 9 cm x 127 cm Shipping Crate Weight 72 lb 32 7 kg Power Source 115V version 115V 60Hz 230V version 230...

Page 15: ...tion 2012 Disposing of your old product Each Member State in the European Union EU requires that the waste from electrical and electronic products be disposed of sepa rately from normal household wast...

Page 16: ...chor eye bolts B on the base 5 Place the boxed foot control pedal A under the cart 6 Wrap the cart with pallet stretch wrap 7 Insert the cardboard end panels and side panels into the crate base making...

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