4 Initial Operating
Carefully check the generator housing, the ultrasound
transducer and the connecting plugs and cable for possible
transport damages before putting the unit into operation.
In case of any visible damage, do not connect the unit to the
mains.
Please contact your supplier and your forwarder.
The generator must be installed in a dry and sufficiently
ventilated place. Keep dry!
Keep working area and operating elements clean and dry to
prevent any electricity-related accidents.
Ensure sufficient ventilation.
Fill the cleaning tank before switching on the ultrasound.
Caution! The ultrasound equipment must be operated with
sufficiently filled cleaning tank only. The sound-giving surface of
the transducer must constantly be covered by liquid!
Any dry-running of the transducer elements causes overheating
and can destroy them.
It is important to keep a sufficient filling level throughout the
operation, e.g. by means of a level control device. The level
control prevents operation of the unit with an insufficient
quantity of liquid in the tank. Experience has proved the release
of the generator (remote control) through a level switch (float
switch, capacitive sensor, etc.) to be highly efficient.
The HF connecting cables are plugged between the ultrasound
transducers and the generator. The required jacks are on the
back of the generator.
Make sure that the mains voltage is correct and corresponds
with the voltage indicated on the nameplate on the back of the
unit.
The unit must be connected to a grounded socket only.
As soon as the cleaning bath is filled, the transducer system is
connected to the generator and the generator is plugged to the
mains, the unit can be put into operation.
The ultrasound is switched on by the timer switch on the
generator, by remote control (optional) or by SPC control.
For further information on the operation and cleaning process
please refer to the relevant chapters.
Connect transducer
system with the
generator
Connect generator to
the mains
