hadewe Auroria MD, Manual

Page 1: ...Art 0776 FB 04 320 Rev 1 Date 28 01 2019 Manual Auroria MD ...

Page 2: ...Steps 13 Working Positioning 14 Suction 16 Exchange Micro Filter 16 Exchange Control Unit Filter 16 Clamping the Bur Tool 17 Setting up the Speed 17 Memory Buttons m1 m2 m3 17 Button on the Handpiece 17 Foot Switch 18 LCD Display 18 Messages 20 Maintenance Care 21 Cleaning the Chuck 21 Maintenance Overview 22 Handling Instructions 23 Troubleshooting 24 Technical Data 25 ...

Page 3: ...lse please include this document as it includes im portant information on how to correctly use the product Short description of functions The Auroria MD is a medical device for the treatment of callus and nails The hand piece is compatible with rotating tools such as diamond polishers steel cutters and ceramic cutters These can reach at speeds up to 40 000 rpm and therefore provide an efficient wa...

Page 4: ... supply Set up the unit so that the power plug is always accessi ble The power switch should also always be easily accessible Only switch on the unit if the handpiece rests secured in the handpiece holder or if you hold it safely in your hand Prevent any liquids from entering into the con trol unit since this could damage the electronic elements Clean the outside of the box only with a damped clot...

Page 5: ...ed by the manufacturer of the materials being formed and used For safety reasons always wear disposable gloves and protective glasses when operating this device In addition a face mask conform ing to EN 14683 type IIR or EN 149 FFP 2 must also be worn Ensure that the patient s foot and the hand piece are held firmly in place during the opera tion To prevent injury work with extreme cau tion on the...

Page 6: ...t the tool is absolutely dry For safety reasons do not change the tool while the motor is running Switch off the unit immediately if the bur comes off during the treatment itself the motor blocks during the treatment While doing any foot care only operate the unit with the suction turned on Only use the suction function if you have in stalled the suction filter Check this filter every 10 operating...

Page 7: ...n authorized specialist The mains cable may also only be changed by the manu facturer or an authorized specialist Mainte nance records may be supplied to repair work shops and trained technicians upon request Never remove the housing especially not while the equipment is plugged into the socket since some components are under electric voltage Any unauthorized or improper handling e g trying to rep...

Page 8: ...evice is brought out of standby mode it will run with the rotation speed and suction power used last Take care to not start the mill at an overly high rotation speed Select the required rotation speed before changing the milling tool ...

Page 9: ...After every treatment please carry out the following steps Remove the rotating tool e g bur capper etc first Then handle the tool according to the instructions of its manufactur er Remove tissue remains by wiping off the unit with a mildly moistened paper cloth Afterwards clean all surfaces with dis infection cloth e g Mikrozid AF Tücher of Schülke and Mayr There is no limit to the number of times...

Page 10: ...ime change of the filter bag etc 7 menu button down and reducing the suction level 8 menu button up and increasing the suction level 9 menu button OK 10 menu button stop 11 memory button m1 for speed suction level 12 memory button m2 for speed suction level 13 memory button m3 for speed suction level 14 ON OFF button standby 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 ...

Page 11: ...It is suitable for the following scopes foot care milling trimming and polishing manicure grinding milling and polishing works The devise is determined of operating rotating instruments which will not penetrate the skin or murcous membrane if used appropriate but could evoke damages accidently Caution In the area of pedicure you have to work with suction techniques Operation The working area must ...

Page 12: ...he unit on The word Language will appear on the display Use the buttons and to select a language and press OK to confirm On the display will appear Press OK By pressing the OK button the counter which calculates the time until the next inspection is due is set to 0 The device is now on standby As soon as the LCD display 6 is ac tive the device is ready to use Pick up the handpiece Should the handp...

Page 13: ...e dust obscures your field of vision when working clockwise Now switch on the suction with but ton 8 Using buttons 7 and 8 you can adjust the intensity of the suction Frequently used rotation speeds and suction power settings can be saved First select the de sired rotation speed and suction power Save these settings by pressing the memory button m1 for 4 seconds To use your custom settings simply ...

Page 14: ...14 Use Work Positioning The following images are examples of how to work on various parts of the foot Always make sure that the foot is firmly gripped and that you can work freely and without strain ...

Page 15: ...15 Use ...

Page 16: ... 2 Only operate the unit with a suction filter assembled Control the bag after every 10 operating hours Ex change a full filter bag immediately A filter should be exchanged at least after 50 operating hours At first unfold the paper of the mi cro filter bag art 5179 and push your finger into the opening in the front Pull out the lid of the dust chamber and remove the old filter Hold the filter in ...

Page 17: ...tons are available At first choose your speed suction level and then save it by pushing the memory button m1 for 4 sec onds To recall the above combina tion of speed suction level simply press button m1 again Further combinations can be saved with m2 and m3 Attention Only use burs tools which are permit ted for speed level saved under m1 m3 Button on the Handpiece If you press this button once for...

Page 18: ... access the selective list for settings of the device With the buttons and you can go through the list and select a setting by pressing OK With C you can stop a function to return to the main menu The following functions are availa ble verification of changing the filter bag the date of the last ex change will be displayed turn light on off at handpiece show date of last maintenance setting the ti...

Page 19: ...e the setting Setting the date Select from the list date Confirm with OK With the button and you can set the day With the button and you can set the month With the button m1 and m2 you can set the year Press OK to save the setting Choose your language Select from the list language Con firm with the button OK With the button and you can select the language Press OK to save the setting ...

Page 20: ...od between the last mainte nance and shows a recommenda tion for a new service Please con tact your distributor or an authorized repair service when this occurs In the display appears Mainte nance recommended Press OK The display shows Note off If the message should still appear select NO and the OK If you do not want this message to appear again dur ing the next 2 months press YES and then OK ERR...

Page 21: ... opening the chuck push the button forward Set the screw spanner wrench on the axle and hold it tight Now use the front of the second spanner to unscrew the chuck To assemble the chuck follow the steps in reverse order Make sure that the chuck is opened during the assembly the handpiece button must be in forward position and is firmly applied afterwards How to clean the chuck Soak the chuck in eth...

Page 22: ...humb and index finger There should be only a very thin film of oil left on the chuck Please act according to the saying Less is more Maintenance Overview What has to be done How often Done by whom cleaning the chuck monthly by user changing the filter bag every 50 hours of operation by user check after each 10 hours changing the control unit filter every 200 hours of operation by user maintenance ...

Page 23: ...s of the handpiece in form of rust bloom and causes pitting Therefore when you not working with the handpiece always remove the bur tool from it Always make sure that you do not let the handpiece fall down or exposes it to any shocks The ballbearings and the motor could be damaged by this Only work with tools which are flawless Do not work with tools which are bent or out of balance whose shaft is...

Page 24: ...the handpiece cannot be moved easily Chuck is dirty Clean the chuck according to the instruc tions in the manual Unit does not work at all Check if the main switch of the unit is turned on at the side of the unit Foot switch is used constantly or faulty Pull out the socket of the foot switch to see if this is the cause Pull out the mains plug to reset the device The unit shows different sound leve...

Page 25: ... hPa to 1060 hPa Transport up to 4 weeks Temp 5 C to 55 C Rel humidity 10 to 95 not condensed Air pressure 500 hPa to 1060 hPa Operating Time The device is designed for extend ed usage Accessories Spare Parts art no 5179 micro filter 3752 filter 0970 foot switch 6158 cleaning brush The dust filter art 5179 must be used The paper filter art 5115 must NOT be used The clamping system is designed for ...

Page 26: ...his infor mation an inspection before use can be renounced as per DIN EN 62353 which otherwise would have to be ordered by the user Disposal The device and filter may contain infectious material such as residual sanding dust or skin particles Therefore please bear in mind the following disposal instructions Disposing of the device Old devices bought in Germany that correspond to the electronic dev...

Page 27: ...r humidity permissible range Keep dry ON OFF button standby no disconnection from main power supply enter menu confirm with OK C go back in menu cancel change direction suction m1 m2 m3 memory buttons for speed suction output rotation alternating current direct current safety fuse type B applied part socket foot switch date of manufacture name and address of the manufacturer ...

Page 28: ... Environ ment Guidance RF emissions according to CISPR 11 Group 1 The device uses RF energy only for its internal function Therefore its RF emissions are very low and are not likely to cause any interfer ence in nearby electronic equipment RF emissions according to CISPR 11 Class B The device is suitable for use in all establishments including domestic estab lishments and those directly connected ...

Page 29: ...r quality should be that of a typical commercial and or hospital environment Surge accord ing to IEC 61000 4 5 1 kV differen tial mode 2 kV common mode Not applicable Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial and or hospital environment Voltage dips short interrup tions and voltage varia tions on power supply input lines IEC 61000 4 11 5 UT 95 dip in UT for cycle 40 UT 60 dip in U...

Page 30: ...mended separation distance calculated from the equation appropriate for the frequen cy of the transmitter Recommended Separation Distance d 1 17 P d 1 17 P 80 MHz to 800 MHz d 2 3 P 800 MHz to 2 5 GHz where P is the maximum output power rating of the transmitter in watts W according to the transmitter manufacturer and d is the recommended separation distance in meters m Field strengths from fixed ...

Page 31: ...in which radiated RF dis turbances are controlled The customer or the user of the device can help prevent electro magnetic interference by maintaining a minimum distance between portable and mobile RF communications equipment transmitters and the pa on Parometer as recommended below according to the maximum output power of the communications equipment Rated maximum output power of transmitter W Se...

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