DentalEZ RAM VAC Osprey User manual

O
SPREY
OspreyTM
Dental Compressor
User Manual

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Table of Contents
Section I Introduction
Product Overview ............................................... 1
Compressor Features ........................................2
Specications .................................................... 3
Classications ................................................... 4
Explanation of Symbols & Signs ...................... 4
Safety Precautions............................................ 5
Section II Preinstallation
Packaging ...........................................................7
Placement.......................................................... 8
Site Requirements............................................. 9
Section III Installation
Feet Kit ............................................................... 11
Filter Drain Kit ................................................... 12
Low Voltage Wiring Kit .....................................14
Low Voltage Remote Switching ...................... 15
Outlet Plumbing Kit .......................................... 17
Section IV Operation
Theory of Operation ......................................... 19
Getting Started ................................................. 19
C2 Control Display Screen .............................. 20
Enable High-Pressure Mode........................... 23
Section V Care
Cleaning ........................................................... 25
Maintenance .................................................... 25
Section VI User Service Information
Service Instruction ........................................... 31
Disposal of Equipment..................................... 31
Section VII Parts Lists/Diagrams............. 33
EMC Information.............................................. 35
Limited Warranty............................................. 37

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This manual contains installation, operation, care,
repair instructions and user service information
for the RAMVAC® Osprey™ Dental Compressor.
The Osprey compressors are designed to provide
trouble-free service when installed, operated
and cared for according to the procedures set
forth in this manual. They are NFPA 99C Level 3
dental compressors. Two versions of Osprey are
available: basic and smart models.
To ensure proper installation, carefully read
all the instructions contained in this manual
prior to installing, operating, and servicing.
For safety, pay close attention to all warnings,
cautions, notices and notes.
Section I Introduction
Before starting installation procedures, review
the illustration to become familiar with the
components of the basic and smart compressor
models (Figure 1).
After the compressor is installed, review the
features, operation procedures, and care
guidelines with the doctor’s sta.
Leave this manual in the doctor’s oice.
Product Overview
• Installation by an authorized RAMVAC
dealer service technician is recommended.
• For any questions about an order, please
contact a RAMVAC customer service
representative at 866-DTE-INFO.
NOTICE
Figure 1. Main components of the Osprey compressor (basic and smart models)
Mechanical
Pressure
Switch
OSP25B Compressor (Basic Model)
Pressure
Gauge
Moisture
Indicator
Particulate
Filter
Electrical
Box
Unloader
Valve
Coalescing
Filter
Moisture
Indicator
Particulate
Filter Unloader
Valve
Coalescing
Filter
Heat Exchanger
& Fan
Rubber
Hand
Grips
Safety
Valve
Intake Filters
(2 per head)
Compressor
Heads
OSP28S Compressor (Smart Model)
Safety
Valve
C2
Smart Control Heat Exchanger
& Fan
Rubber
Hand
Grips
Intake Filters
(2 per head)
Compressor
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Compressor Features
The Osprey compressor oers increased productivity while decreasing
downtime. The compressor is dependable, quiet and simple to
operate. In order to achieve the most eicient use in the operatory and
understand what the Osprey oers, here is a compilation of some of
those features and benets.
Standard Features
• Basic controls use a traditional pressure switch and contactor arrangement to control the cycling of
the compressor heads.
• RAMVAC heads are 100% duty cycle rated and run at 115 PSI max operating pressure, producing more
usable air than any other dental compressor.
• Dual column desiccant dryer provides 100% continuous supply of the driest, cleanest air in the dental
industry. While one column is drying, the other is in operation.
• Stores air at -40°C, preventing growth of harmful bacteria.
• Design allows for easy desiccant cartridge replacement.
• Industry leading 6-year/4,200-hour (whichever comes rst) warranty.
• Models available suited for 2 up to 11 users.
• Outperforms competitors on three critical ISO 8573 classications: nal lter particle size, solids
containment concentration, and pressure dew point.
Optional Features
• Smart (C2) control platform utilizes state-of-the-
art technology with a pressure transducer and
solid state relays to control cycling.
• Optional sound cover lowers decibel ratings by 6 to
8 decibels. It is available for all Osprey models and
is simple to install.
Section I Introduction
OSPREY

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Specications
Section I Introduction
OSP22B
OSP22S
OSP13B
OSP13S
OSP23B
OSP23S
OSP24B
OSP24S
OSP25B
OSP25S
OSP28B
OSP28S
Maximum No. of Users 3446711
Motor Per Unit 122223
HP Per Motor 2 1.25 1.25 Left 1.25
Right 2 22
Voltage 230V
( 208 - 253 )
115V
(103 - 126)
230V
( 208 - 253 )
230V
( 208 - 253 )
230V
( 208 - 253 )
230V
( 208 - 253 )
Breaker Size (Recommended) 20 Amps 30 Amps 20 Amps 20 Amps 30 Amps 40 Amps
Fusetron Size (Recommended) FRN 15 FRN 25 FRN 15 FRN 20 FRN 25 FRN 40
Unit Power Consumption 10.5 Amps 23 Amps 11.5 Amps 16.3 Amps 21 Amps 32 Amps
Unit Dimensions (W×D×H) 29" × 21" × 29" 29" × 21" × 29" 29" × 21" × 29" 35" × 25" × 30" 35" × 25" × 30" 41" × 29" × 32"
Weight 160 lbs 190 lbs 190 lbs 250 lbs 260 lbs 385 lbs
Tank Size 12 gallon 12 gallon 12 gallon 20 gallon 20 gallon 30 gallon
dB Levels N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
CFM @ 80 PSI 6.0 6.6 6.6 9.3 12.0 18.1
Operating Pressures
586 kPa/85 PSI to
793 kPa/115 PSI with
± 2% Total Error Band
586 kPa/85 PSI to
793 kPa/115 PSI with
± 2% Total Error Band
586 kPa/85 PSI to
793 kPa/115 PSI with
± 2% Total Error Band
586 kPa/85 PSI to
793 kPa/115 PSI with
± 2% Total Error Band
586 kPa/85 PSI to
793 kPa/115 PSI with
± 2% Total Error Band
586 kPa/85 PSI to
793 kPa/115 PSI with
± 2% Total Error Band
Recommended Environmental Conditions
Transportation and Storage
• Temperature range: -20°F to 165°F
(-29°C to 74°C)
• Relative humidity range: 0% to 95%
Operation
• Temperature range: 35°F to 100°F (2°C to 38°C)
• Relative humidity range: 0% to 95%
Indoor Use
• Altitude up to 9,000 ft (2,743 m)

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Section I Introduction
Explanation of Symbols & Signs
Classications
RAMVAC compressors meet the most current and
highest safety standards.
• Type of Protection Against Electric Shock:
Class 1 Equipment.
• Degree of Protection Against Ingress of Water:
IPXO.
• Flammable Gases: Equipment not suitable for
use in the presence of a ammable anesthetic
mixture with air, oxygen or nitrous oxide.
• Not intended for use in an oxygen rich
environment.
• Mode of Operation: Continuous
Certied to:
CAN/CSA C22.2 NO. 60601-1-08
ANSI/AAMI ES60601-1:2005 (R2012)
Complies with NFPA 99C level 3 piped gas
and vacuum requirements.
Manufactured in a FDA registered
ISO 13485:2016 certied facility.
The authorized European representative is:
Dental Hygienics & Decontamination (DHD)
41 Blackwell Drive, Braintree Business Park
Braintree Essex, CM7 2PU, UK
Phone: [phone] (ext. 200)
= Caution
= Warning
= Biohazard
= Warning - Dangerous Voltage
= Hot Surface
= General Mandatory Action
= Refer to Manual (Follow Instructions)
= Refer to Accompanying Documents
= Alternating Current
= Direct Current
= Protective Earth (Ground)
= Type B Applied Part
= European Certication
= Serial Number
= Manufacture Date
= Manufacturer
= Electromagnetic Radiation
= Box Must Remain Upright
= Do Not Place Box on Unlevel Surface
= Do Not Stack Box
= Box Contents Safe Temperature Range
= Box Contents Safe Humidity Range
-29°C
(-20°F)
74°C
(165°F)
0%
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Section I Introduction
Safety Precautions
To ensure that the safety potential of this equipment is achieved, make sure equipment is installed
according to written instructions and that the provided Installation Checklist is completed. If
compressor was purchased from an authorized dealer, the dealer is responsible for providing the
completed checklist.
WARNING
• Do not modify this equipment without
permission from RAMVAC. Unauthorized
modication will void the warranty and
could result in serious injury. If this
equipment is modied, appropriate
inspection and testing must be conducted
to ensure continued safe use of
equipment.
• Electrical shock could occur as a result of
improper grounding. This product must
be grounded according to NEC regulations
and local codes.
• Property damage and/or personal injury
may result if directions are not followed or
OEM parts are not used.
• Always turn ocompressor and remove
power from compressor when servicing.
(Turn opower at disconnect or service
breaker.)
• Danger of re or explosion when using
ammable substances.
• Never leave children unattended when
compressor is in use.
• The compressor has several guards
designed to protect against accidental
contact with dangerous components.
Do not remove these guards until power
has been disconnected/turned ofrom
the equipment. If service is required with
the guard removed and the power on, it
should only be performed by a qualied
service technician. Always replace any
guards that have been removed for
service or that may have been damaged.
• During installation, always ensure all
electrical, plumbing or other utilities are
properly located to avoid possible tripping
or falling hazards. Always follow all local,
state and national building codes, as
well as any applicable workplace safety
regulations.
• Use of a plug for electrical service is not
recommended. Incorrect connections will
cause a drop in line voltage and/or loss of
power. Overheating could result.
• Connect only equipment suitable for listed
maximum pressure of the compressor.
CAUTION

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• Medical electrical equipment needs special
precautions regarding electromagnetic
(EMC) compatibility and needs to be
installed according to EMC information.
(See EMC Information provided in this
manual.)
• The use of accessories, transducers,
and cables other than those specied,
with the exception of transducers and
cables sold by the manufacturer of this
device as replacement parts for internal
components, may result in increased
emissions or decreased immunity of the
compressor.
• Portable and mobile radio frequency (RF)
communications equipment can aect
medical electrical equipment.
• There may be an instance, in low humidity
environments, that the user of the dental
compressed air system may cause
the compressor to stop as a result of
electrostatic discharge (ESD) energy. To
remedy this issue, push the START button
to acitvate the compressor.
• An air leakage test should be conducted
on the facility air system to ensure no air
leaks are present. Excessive air leakage
will impact the performance and life
expectancy of your compressor.
NOTICE
Safety Precautions (Continued)
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Tools Required
• 7/16" Wrench
Unpacking Compressor Carton
1. Carefully remove the shipping carton from the
pallet containing the compressor.
2. Visually inspect the entire compressor for any
shipping damage.
• Visually inspect the motor isolator mounts
for tearing.
• If shipping damage is found, immediately
contact the freight carrier and supplier.
3. Using a 7/16" wrench, remove the four nuts that
secure the compressor to the shipping pallet.
4. For easier handling, four rubber grips have been
installed on the frame of the compressor for
lifting (Figure 2).
NOTE: LIfting the compressor assembly by any
other part or location could result in damage to
the compressor.
Section II Preinstallation
Packaging
To prevent tipping during transport, securely
fasten unit to shipping pallet until nal
destination has been reached.
WARNING
5. Verify additional Osprey parts shipped with the
compressor for use at installation:
• Outlet Plumbing Kit
• Coalescing Filter Drain Kit
• Feet Kit
• Filter Drain Kit
• Doctor’s Packet
• Installation Packet
• Maintenance Chart and Head Service Kit
• Low-voltage Wiring Kit
NOTE: The compressor is shipped with the shut-
ovalve in the CLOSED position to limit exposure
of the system to humidity. Open the valve after
installation.
Figure 2. Rubber grips (4)
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Section II Preinstallation
Placement
• This device must not be stacked during
transport and storage and must be oriented
right side up during transport and storage.
• The compressor unit should not be used
adjacent to or stacked with other equipment.
If adjacent or stacked use is necessary, the
compressor should be observed to verify normal
operation in the conguration in which it will be
used.
• Locate the compressor on a level hard surface
capable of supporting the compressor weight. If
a level surface is not available, the compressor
is equipped with height adjustable feet to level
the device. Install four adjustable rubber feet
DO NOT install on surfaces with more than a
5° incline.
WARNING
The compressor is front heavy. When moving
with handles, be sure to hold it securely to
prevent it from tipping and possible dropping
of the device, which could result in damage to
the compressor.
CAUTION
the
compressor
.
supplied to ensure unit stands rmly on the
oor (see Section III Installation).
• Floors should be wood, concrete or ceramic
tile. It is highly recommended that a higher than
30% relative humidity be established and the
operator wear a ground strap before physical
contact is attempted.
• Compressor is for indoor use only, in a dust
free, climated controlled room.
• DO NOT install in a enclosed area where
ambient temperature could exceed
temperature specications of below 35°F/0°C
or above 100°F/37.7°C while the compressor is
running.
• Maintain minimum 12" clearance on all sides
and on top of all compressors.
• A source of conditioned fresh air is required
for safe operation of this compressor. The
air source must be located outside of the
utility room and away from potential air
contaminants.
• Do not locate this device or it’s air intake
opening in an area that is prone to ooding
or has previously ooded. Water can damage
components, reduce life expectancy of the
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Site Requirements
Before the compressor can be properly installed,
the following utilites must be supplied.
This device requires proper electrical grounding
for safe operation. A licensed electrician should
always complete the electrical portion of the
installation process.
Electrical
• Follow NEC, NFPA 99C, and all local codes.
• Compressors are shipped with a 6-foot
electrical whip of the appropriate size for the
compressor.
• Qualied personnel must install a dedicated
electrical circuit of suicient capacity. See
Section I Introduction, Specications in this
manual for additional electrical information.
• Any means provided to isolate this device
from the supply mains shall isolate all poles
simultaneously.
• The disconnection means and overcurrent
protection are to be provided by the installer
(qualied electrician) in accordance with
applicable local and national electric codes.
This device should always be attached to
a dedicated circuit with appropriate wiring
and circuit protection. If this device is being
installed as a replacement, always have a
licensed electrician inspect the existing facility
electrical and complete the electrical portion of
the device installation.
Plumbing
• Attach drain tubing to tting on bottom of
coalescing lter and direct it into oor drain for
proper disposal of water.
• Connect compressor air outlet to facility
plumbing with provided supply hose (3/8" ×
3/8" MPT, 6 feet in length).
• Install particulate lter to the facility shut-o
valve using plumbing kit connectors provided.
• Install fresh air manifold and connect fresh air
intake kit supplied to external air source per
NFPA 99C recommendations.
• This device should always be installed with
the appropriate plumbing and fresh air intake
systems. If this device is being installed as a
replacement, always have a licensed plumber
inspect the existing facility plumbing and
complete the plumbing portion of the device
installation.
Section II Preinstallation
• To avoid risk of electric shock, this
equipment must only be connected to a
supply mains with protective earth.
WARNING
• This air compressor has been designed to
operate within the following voltage ranges;
115V systems, 103 to 126V AC; 230V systems,
208 to 253V AC. Failure to provide suicient
voltage to this device could result in damage
to electrical components and reduced
service life.
NOTICE
• During the performance of any service
procedures that may involve the
disconnection of a ground wire, take extra
precautions to verify the ground wire has
been properly re-connected. Never leave a
ground wire disconnected, since this can
create a signicant safety issue.
CAUTION

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Section III Installation
Feet Kit
WARNING
• Prior to starting this assembly, read,
understand and follow the safety
information and the assembly instructions
in this user manual.
• Handles for lifting the compressor
assembly are provided on each end of the
device. Lifting the compressor assembly
by any other part or location could result
in damage to the compressor.
• The weight distribution of this compressor
is unbalanced to the front of the device.
Exercise care when lifting to avoid
accidental tipping and possible dropping
of the device, which could result in
damage to the compressor or severe
injuries to the installer.
• Compressor assemblies are very heavy
and may require multiple people to safely
lift. Prior to lifting, check the user manual
for the weight of this model. Over-exertion
could result in serious injuries to the
installer.
• This procedure may not comply with all
safety requirements of federal, state or
local agencies or safety requirements of
the installer’s employer. If a conict does
exist, follow the requirements set forth by
the other organizations.
Parts Included
• Foot (4 Pieces)
• Flanged Nut
(4 Pieces)
Tools Required
• 7/16" Wrench
• 1/2" Wrench
Assembly
1. Remove the four nuts (7/16" wrench) from the
bolts that secure the Osprey compressor legs
to the wooden shipping pallet. At this point, the
bolts can be removed from the legs and the
compressor can be removed from the pallet.
Do not attempt to install the feet while the
compressor is on the pallet; tipping of the pallet
and subsequent loss of control may occur.
2. Lift one end of the compressor using the
integrated handles and place blocking
under the end of the tank to support the
compressor. Be careful not to damage the
drain valve under the center of the tank. Never
work under a compressor not supported with
adequate blocking (Figure 4).
3. Thread feet into the two elevated legs from the
bottom side of the leg (Figure 4).
Foot Flanged
Nut
Figure 3. Feet kit parts
Figure 4. Block compressor tank to install feet

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4. Adjust each foot to approximately the same
height, then thread a anged nut (ange side
toward the leg) onto each foot (Figure 5).
NOTE: It is not necessary to tighten the anged nuts
at this time. The feet will require further adjustment
once the compressor has been placed in its
permanent location in the utility room.
5. Lift the compressor and remove the blocking
from under the tank end. Repeat steps
2 through 4 for the opposite end of the
compressor.
6. After the compressor is in its permanent location
in the utility room, adjust each foot using a 7/16"
wrench until the compressor is setting level.
After adjusting the feet, tighten the anged nut
with a 1/2" wrench to lock the foot into position.
Section III Installation
Figure 5. Install anged nut
Feet Kit (Continued)
WARNING
• Prior to starting this assembly, read,
understand and follow the safety
information and the assembly instructions
in this user manual.
• The bowl on the coalescing lter assembly
is under high pressure while the system
is running. Allow the compressor to stop
running and release the air from the un-
loader valve prior to removing the bowl.
Failure to allow the system to properly de-
pressurize could result in severe injuries.
• Always disconnect the compressor
from the electrical power source prior to
conducting any maintenance or service
of the equipment. The compressor could
start unexpectedly, resulting in possible
injury to the service technician.
• This procedure may not comply with all
safety requirements of federal, state or
local agencies or safety requirements of
the installer’s employer. If a conict does
exist, follow the requirements set forth by
the other organizations.
Parts Included
• Drain Hose
• Elbow Fitting
Elbow
Fitting
Drain Hose
Figure 6. Filter drain kit parts
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Section III Installation
Filter Drain Kit (Continued)
Assembly
1. To help in determining the routing of the
drain hose, read the following tips on proper
installation.
• The connection at the bottom of the
coalescing lter is designed to work with
either the elbow tting or the 3/8" hose
provided in the kit, depending on space
constraints in the utility room.
• The drain hose will require a steady
downward slope to the drain.
• Never route the drain hose assembly across
traic areas in the utility room. This could
create tripping or falling hazards that could
result in injury to personnel.
2. The connections for installing the lter drain are
a “push to connect” style of tting and do not
require any tools to install. After determining
proper routing, simply insert either the hose end
or the elbow tting into the tting on the bottom
of the coalescing lter bowl. Apply light force
until the item stops. Gently pull the opposite
direction on the hose or tting to determine if
they have properly seated into the connection.
If the tting or hose comes out with light force,
then the hose was not fully seated into the
connection and can be re-inserted again.
3. If for some reason the tting or hose needs to be
released from the connection, depressing the
colored plastic ring (while gently pulling on the
hose or tting) releases the hose or tting from
the connection (Figure 7).
Figure 7. Elbow tting installed in coalescing lter drain
Colored ring:
push up to
release elbow
from drain
tting
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Section III Installation
Low Voltage Wiring Kit
WARNING
• Prior to starting this assembly, read,
understand and follow the safety
information and the assembly instructions
in this user manual.
• Always disconnect the compressor
from the electrical power source prior to
conducting any maintenance or service
of the equipment. The compressor could
start unexpectedly resulting in possible
injury to the service technician.
• This procedure may not comply with all
safety requirements of federal, state or
local agencies or safety requirements of
the installer’s employer. If a conict does
exist, follow the requirements set forth by
the other organizations.
Assembly
1. The compressor can be ordered with two
dierent control schemes (basic or smart) which
inuence the method for wiring a low voltage
switch. If the electrical box has a plastic cover
with the RAMVAC logo on it, it is a basic control
version; if the compressor has a C2 control, it is
considered a smart control. The instructions in
this manual contain information for wiring both
versions, so care is required to make sure the
proper instructions are used (Figure 9).
2. This kit contains wire nuts required to make the
connections to the basic control and the FGH
connector required to attach the wires to the
smart control.
3. See the Low Voltage Remote Switching section
of this user manual for the recommended wiring
methods for dierent types of switches.
4. The basic control will require that a strain relief
(not included) be added where the low voltage
wires from the facility enter the pressure switch.
All connections should be housed inside the
pressure switch; do not leave wire connections
outside the pressure switch.
Parts Included
• FGH Connector for Smart Controls
• Wire Nuts for Basic Controls
FGH
Connector
for Smart
Controls
Wire Nuts
for Basic
Controls
Figure 8. Low voltage wiring kit parts
Basic
Control
Smart
Control
Figure 9. Basic and smart control electric panels

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Section III Installation
Low Voltage Remote Switching
• Maximum wire length for low voltage
18-gauge wire is 500 feet.
• High voltage switching is an option, but not
recommended. Contact RAMVAC.
• OWL to C2 connection must be made
with Cat 6 shielded cable using RJ45
connectors.
NOTICE
Low voltage remote switching is used to turn the
system on and ofrom a remote location. Your
Osprey compressor is manufactured to continuously
cycle as required throughout the workday. Power
the compressor oat end of day.
Illuminated Remote Panels
• Switch light is steady on when system is
running normally.
• Switch light ashes for maintenance or
one of the heads has been disabled by the
disable button on the C2 control.
Non-illuminated Remote Switches
• Non-illuminated switches provide no
indication for system status.
RAMVAC OWL TouchTM
• Touchpad illuminates while equipment is
running.
• OWL (on wall logic) gives a complete
breakdown of data on selected equipment.
• Manual mode allows the user to turn on or
oeach individual type of device, similar
to a standard remote switch panel.
• Schedule mode automatically turns on
or oall devices by a saved user dened
weekly schedule.
• Master Shutdown turns othe entire
utility room when activated.

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Section III Installation
Low Voltage Remote Switching (Continued)
Recommended Switching
Alternative Switching
C2 Control
RAMVAC
Panel or
Alternative
Switch
Connection
OWL
Connection
Low Voltage Switch Wires
Red Black
Purple
OWL Touch OWL Hub C2 Control
RAMVAC
Remote
Panel (or
Equivalent)
with
Illuminated
24V DC Switch
1
2
3
F
G
H
C2 Control
Terminals
Purple
Red
Black
Basic
Control
Wires
F
H
G
1
2
3
Air Switch
Air Light
Common
+24V DC (Purple)
+24V DC (Red)
DC Common (Black)
Toggle Switch
or Other Non-
Illuminated
Switch
(Option)
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H
C2 Control
Terminals
Purple
Black Basic
F
H
F
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Outlet Plumbing Kit
Section III Installation
Parts Included
• Final Filter
• Facility Supply
Hose
• Fittings
• Thread Sealer
Figure 10. Outlet plumbing kit parts
WARNING
• The compressor system may be
pressurized; follow the discharge
procedures in the user manual prior to
conducting any repairs or maintenance.
Working on pressurized components
could result in severe injuries or even
death. It is recommended any repairs
or service be performed by a qualied
service technician.
• When installing air lines in a new facility
always follow NFPA 99 standards (or
local codes) and maintain cleanliness
throughout.
• Prior to or during the replacement of
compressors, always verify the cleanliness
of the existing air lines in the facility. Old
or malfunctioning compressors can cause
unhealthy deposits of mold, dust or dirt.
• This compressor is designed for dental
procedures and powering dental
equipment and can be safely used in the
oral cavity for such purposes. Under no
circumstances should it be supplied or
considered as medical/breathing air for a
patient.
WARNING
• Installation of this device should be
conducted by licensed electrical and
plumbing contractors and should always
follow the instructions found in the various
manuals, unless local state or national
building codes specify otherwise. Failure
to comply with all applicable codes and
installation procedures may result in
personal injury, damaged components or
reduced life expectancy of this product.
• Never direct the air stream toward
any portion of the body or others in
the vicinity. Pressurized air streams
can be extremely hazardous to your
health and can result in death in certain
circumstances.
• This procedure may not comply with all
safety requirements of federal, state or
local agencies or safety requirements of
the installer’s employer. If a conict does
exist, follow the requirements set forth by
the other organizations.