Inovadent Veterinary Dental Cart User manual

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Inovadent
200 Main Street | Elmwood | WI | 54740

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Table ofContents
1. Warn in gs................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3
2. High Speed Veterinary Dental Cart ......................................................................................................................................................................... 4
3. Installation and Commissioning Dental Cart ........................................................................................................................................................... 5
3.1 Unpacking & S et-Up ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
3.2 Possible Adjustments Required Subsequent To Ship ping ....................................................................................................................... 6
4. Handpiece Descriptions ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
4.1 Hand pieces – Ge neral ................................................................................................................................................................................ 8
4.2 Air/Water Sy ringe ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 9
4.3 Built-in Piezoelectric Scaler and Han dpiece .............................................................................................................................................. 9
4.4 Care & Maintenance of the Piezoelectric Scaler & Ha ndpiece ............................................................................................................. 10
5. KLAW™ Veterinary Ultrasonic Tips........................................................................................................................................................................ 11
5.1 KLAW™ Tip I n s t a ll a t io n ............................................................................................................................................................................ 11
5.2 KLAW™ Tip T ec hn i qu e.............................................................................................................................................................................. 11
5.3 Power Settings & Use of KLAW™ Tips......................................................................................................................................................... 11
5.4 KLAW™ Tip Wear Guide.............................................................................................................................................................................. 12
5.5 KLAW™ Tip Care & Mai n t e nan ce ............................................................................................................................................................ 12
5.6 KLAW™ Tip Angles....................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
6. End of Day P r oce du r e........................................................................................................................................................................................ 13
7. JUN-AIR
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C om p r ess or ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 15
8. Technical S upp or t .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 16
9. Preparations for Shipping .................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
10. War r an t y ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 17
11. A PPE ND I X......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 18
11.1 Fiber-Optic Bulb Installation & R e m oval ................................................................................................................................................ 18
11.2 Adding Oil to the C om p r ess or ................................................................................................................................................................ 19
11.3 Changing Air F il t e r s .................................................................................................................................................................................... 17
11.4 Checking & Changing F u ses...................................................................................................................................................................... 18
12. High Speed Handpiece –Maintenance and Care ............................................................................................................................................. 19
13. Low Speed Handpiece –Maintenance and Care .............................................................................................................................................. 22
14 Piezoelectric Parts............................................................................................................................................................................................ 24
15 Handpiece Parts ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 25
16 Burs .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 26
17 Replacement Parts ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 27

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Thank you for choosing the Inovadent™ Veterinary Dental Cart. Before using your new dental system please
carefully read the Instruction Manual, it contains important information including maintenance and
operating tips.
1. War n in gs
•This
equipment is only to be used by qualified p r ofessi on a ls.
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TTE N T I O N!
Avoid use of the P iezoelec t r ic sc al e r around p ac e m ak e r s.
- It has been shown that electronic appliances including medical devices may interfere with normal
operations of pacemakers. It is suggested that patients or professionals who have pacemakers
avoid using a Piezoelectric scaler.
•The Inovadent™ Veterinary Dental Cart should be powered from a separate wall outlet with a grounding
point.
•Do not dismantle the machine. Violation of this requirement may cause harm to the user or machine and void the
Warranty. Please call ARO Systems at 02 6059 6664 before removing any protective covers.
•If any abnormal situations are observed while the machine is in use, unplug the machine and call ARO Systems
at 02 6059 6664

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2. High Speed Veterinary Dental Cart

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3. Installation and Commissioning Dental Cart
3.1 Unpacking & S et-Up
1. Unpack carefully from crate. Tools required: flat head screwdriver and paper towel. (Packaging should be
kept for future shipping purposes, in the event the entire unit needs to be returned for service).
2. Lift lid on cabinet and remove Operation Guides (Dental Cart & JUN-AIR® Compressor), handpieces, hoses,
foot pedal, water bottles and black air intake filter.
3. Adjust height by turning the black cart height adjustment knob on center pole. Support cabinet
while adjusting knob. See diagram on Page 4 (Item 12). Before After
4. Remove small yellow cap from air intake nozzle on air
compressor and store in cabinet (See Figure 3.1).
- Place black intake filter over air intake nozzle,
press firmly to secure (See Figure 3.2).
Note: Filter should be changed annually. Item # 54918.
Figure 3.1 Figure 3.2
5. Fill water bottles with distilled water and attach under left side of cabinet. See diagram on Page 4 (Item 5).
6.
Compressor is filled with oil at factory. Check bubble window to insure oil level
falls in between the MAX and MIN (See Figure 3.3).
7.
Following manufacturer’s instructions, carefully attach handpieces (High/Low).
8.
Attach a KLAW™tip to the Piezoelectric scaler handpiece, tighten with wrench
until snug.
Warning: Do not over tighten KLAW
™
as it may damage the Piezoelectric h a ndpiece.
Note: Piezoelectric scaler instructions are located on Pages 9-11; please see be f o r e attempting to operating unit.
9.
Plug power strip located under cabinet into standard 110V outlet. Figure 3.3
10. Ensure the following are plugged into power strip: Piezoelectric scaler, Fiber-Optics (if available) and
compressor.
11. Turn on power strip to supply power to cart (switch –red light).
12. At 120 PSI, open storage tank discharge valve if it is not already open (See Figure 3.4 & 3.5). This will
provide pressure to High Speed, Low Speed and Piezoelectric handpieces and Air & Water systems.
Opened Closed
Figure 3.4 Figure 3.5

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13. Gauges are visible to monitor pressures. The following pressures provide optimum efficiency and safety of
the unit. Simply remove a handpiece and depress foot pedal to verify pressure.
• Storage Tank: cycles between 80 - 120 PSI
• Filter Housing/System Pressure: 60 PSI (Warning do not adjust pressure above 70 PSI).
• High Speed Handpiece: 35 PSI
• Low Speed Handpiece: 25 PSI
• Water Pressure: 25 - 30 PSI
• Piezoelectric Handpiece: 50 - 60 PSI
14. Operating pressures for each handpiece have been factory set; however minor adjustments may be
required due to shipping - see “Adjustments” below.
15. Complete and mail Warranty cards for Inovadent and JUN-AIR®.
3.2 Possible Adjustments Required Subsequent To Ship ping
1. Verify the air pressure discharge from the air regulator/filter
(gauge located between the air tank and the compressor motor
on the front of the unit) is at 60 PSI (See Figure 3.6).
2. If adjustment is needed, pull up on the air regulator valve to unlock the adjustment knob, Figure 3.6
and then turn the knob clockwise to increase the pressure and counter-clockwise
to decrease the pressure. Once the proper pressure is set, push down on the adjustment knob to lock it into
place.
3. Verify the water system air pressure from 25 - 30 PSI (See Figure 3.7). The pressure regulator is located on
the left side of the cart storage top. Loosen the lock nut, then turn the adjustment stem clockwise to
increase pressure and counter-clockwise to decrease the pressure. Once the proper pressure has been set,
retighten the lock nut.
Note: The pressure regulator is not
self- bleeding and pressure willhave to be relieved by turning the water bottles off and on.
Figure 3.7
4. Handpiece operating pressure adjustments are made by turning the three adjustment screws located on
the inside of the cabinet located toward the left front side underneath the black mat (See Figure 3.8).
Adjust operating pressures as follows:
➢High speed operating air pressure is 35 PSI. To verify pressure, remove
handpiece, depress foot pedal and observe pressure gauge on front
panel above handpiece rack. If adjustment is needed, turn the far left
adjustment screw clockwise to decrease, or counter-clockwise to
increase, pressure while depressing the foot pedal. The adjustment knob
Figure 3.8

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is very sensitive, so a minor adjustment will cause a significant change.
➢Follow the same procedure as above to adjust the Low Speed Handpiece (the middle
adjustment knob) to 25 PSI, and to adjust the Piezoelectric Handpiece (the far right adjustment
knob) to 50 - 60 PSI.

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4. Handpiece Descriptions
4.1 Hand pieces – Ge neral
• The handpieces have pre-designated holder positions as follows:
Fiber-Optic/High Speed far left, Low Speed second from left, Air/Water
second from right and Piezoelectric far right (See Figure 4.1).
Note: Handpiece holder positions have been temporarily labeled.
The labels can be removed at any time. Figure 4 .1
• Individual handpieces are ready for use when selected and lifted from the holder. Handpieces (or the cord),
other than the Air/Water Syringe, must be returned to their pre-designated holder positions before picking
up another handpiece for use.
• Oil High Speed and Low Speed Handpieces prior to first use, and oil after daily
use. Oil is placed into the smaller of the 2 large holes at base of the handpiece.
(See Figure 4.2). Use of spray cleaner and lubricant such as Bio Lube™is
recommended. If using simple oil as a lubricant, place four drops into
appropriate air. Failure to oil after each use will void warranty.
Note: Handpieces should be cleaned with Bio Lube™cleaner weekly. Figure 4.2
●Always leave a bur or rod insert in the High Speed Handpiece when not in use (Failure to do so voids
Warranty). Burs are changed by a push button on the handpiece (See Figures 4.3, 4.4 and 4.5).
Figure 4.3 Figure 4.4 Figure 4
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• The High Speed Handpiece can be used with or without water. If water is desired, turn the far left toggle
switch to on. To increase water flow, turn the adjustment knob to the left, or counter-clockwise; to
decrease turn to the right, or clockwise.
• The Low Speed Handpiece is not fitted with a water supply. Depressing the foot pedal activates drive air for
the handpiece motor. This handpiece is used for polishing.
Figure 4.6 Figure 4.7
Note: The
Low Speed Handpiece must be aligned as pictured f o r proper operation (See Figures 4.6 and 4.7).

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4.2 Air/Water Sy ringe
• To operate the Air/Water Syringe, press the power switch to ON, lift the syringe from the holder and depress
the respective button(s) on handpiece to obtain either air or water, or both.
4.3 Built-in Piezoelectric Scaler and Han dpiece
• To connect the Piezoelectric Handpiece to the cord, align the three pins and water supply port on the
handpiece with the cord. Insert the handpiece into the cord coupler, and gently, but firmly, push the
handpiece into the cord coupler. Do not twist, turn or unscrew the handpiece while inserting into or
removing from the cord coupler. This will break the connectors in the handpiece and cannot be repaired
and will void Warranty.
• To operate the Piezoelectric scaler, press the Piezoelectric
power switch to ON, see diagram on Page 4 (Item 20). Lift the
Piezoelectric Handpiece from the holder, set the power dial
and water flow and press on the foot pedal. Water should
be adjusted to a fine mist (See Figure 4.8 and 4.9).
Figure 4.8
Figure 4.9
• The built-in Piezoelectric scaling system power settings can be used in a range from 1 through 10 (1 being the
lowest setting and 10 being the highest). The procedure will determine the tip selected and power level
used. Refer to the table located on Page 10, “Power Settings & Use of KLAW™ tips”, for recommended power
settings.
Note:
If power range exceeds recommended settings below, this may cause tip b r e a k a ge.
• To disconnect the handpiece from the cord, hold the handpiece in one hand and the cord coupler in the
other hand, then pull apart (See Figures 8.3 and 8.4). Do not pull on the cord! Doing so will void Warranty.
After disconnecting the handpiece, it is recommended to use the Air/Water Syringe to blow any left over
water from the connector (See Figure 8.5). Water or fluid left in the cord coupler may render the unit
inoperative for future use.
Figure 4.10 Figure 4.10 Figure 4.11

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4.4 Care & Maintenance of the Piezoelectric Scaler & Ha ndpiece
1. Clean housing and foot pedal cords with a non-chloride disinfectant. Use a solution that does not contain
iodine to prevent staining of the unit.
2. Disconnect the cord and Piezoelectric Handpiece and clean handpiece with a disinfectant (non-chloride,
non- iodine). Do not spray the handpiece with disinfectant while attached to the cord. Do not immerse in
any solution, including ultrasonic or cold sterile solutions, as this will damage the handpiece and void
W ar r ant y . Dry handpiece with a clean cloth or gauze square. Place handpiece in a sterilization bag or
autoclavable box and sterilize for 3 minutes at a maximum of 275° F/135° C. (Ensure KLAW™ tip has been
r e m ove d f r o m the handpiece prior to s t e r ilizi n g. Failure to separate the tip from the handpiece will
cause the tip t o fuse to the handpiece). Additional handpieces can be purchased to accommodate
sterilization turnaround time.
Note: The use
of a rapid heat sterilizer is not recommended.

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5. KLAW™ Veterinary Ultrasonic Tips
5.1 KLAW™ Tip I n s t a ll a t io n
Your Veterinary Dental Cart includes three KLAW™tips; KLAW™1, KLAW™4 and
KLAW™6. To install a tip on the handpiece; hold the handpiece in one hand, place
the KLAW™tip on the end of the threaded shaft and then rotate the tip to the right
until it is finger tight. The tip wrench must be used to tighten the KLAW™until
snug to assure proper operation of the scaler (See Figure 5.1).
Note: Do not over tighten KLAW™ tip this may cause breakage of the handpiece stud.
5.2 KLAW™ Tip T ec hn i qu e
Figure 5.1
It is very important to use a feather light touch with the tips. Too much pressure can cause damage to the
KLAW™as well as the patient’s teeth. The KLAW™tip and the Piezoelectric scaler will do the work, it is not
necessary to apply pressure or push down. You will get great results by simply using a light paint brush stroke
with the side of the tip, gently guiding the handpiece and tip, using the same pressure as if writing with a pencil
or similar to periodontal probing.
5.3 Power Settings & Use of KLAW™ Tips
Tip #
P owe r
Se tt i n g
Use
1
4-6
Universal small scaler designed for root surfaces and sub-gingival
curettage.
Note: If used on cats or small dogs start of with power setting of 2 and adjust as needed.
2
2-3
Delicate finishing tip excellent for cats and small dogs. Left 30° angle for
difficult to reach surfaces. Recommended for R mandibular buccal
surfaces, L mandibular lingual surfaces, L maxillary buccal surfaces and
R maxillary lingual surfaces. Not for heavy calculus. Use a very light
touch.
Note: If used on cats or small dogs start of with power setting of 2 and adjust as needed.
3
2-3
Delicate finishing tip excellent for cats and small dogs. Version of #2.
Right 30° angle tip for difficult to reach surfaces. Recommended for L
mandibular buccal surfaces, L maxillary lingual surfaces, R mandibular
lingual surfaces and R maxillary buccal surfaces. Use a very light touch.
Note: If used on cats or small dogs start of with power setting of 2 and adjust as needed.
4
4-6
Universal tapered tip, with a 110° angle. Ideal for all surfaces, especially
inter-dental spaces and root scaling. The #4 tip can also be used for flushing
pockets.
Note: If used on cats or small dogs start of with power setting of 2 and adjust as needed.
6
6-8
Longer shaft version of #4, with a wider diameter and knurled tip for more
aggressive removal of heavy calculus.
Note: If used on cats or small dogs start of with power setting of 2 and adjust as needed.
• KLAW™1, KLAW™4 and KLAW™6 are the most commonly used.
Warning: Turn power to Piezoelectric Scaler off when changing KLAW™. If the foot pedal is accidentally
depressed while the power is on and attaching a tip, the tip could b r e a k .

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5.4 KLAW™ Tip Wear Guide
KLAW™tips will need to be replaced, on average, every 3 - 4 months, based on appropriate use and 8 - 10
dental procedures per week. See Figure 5.2
Figure 5.2
5.5 KLAW™ Tip Care & M ai n t e nan ce
KLAW™tips should be cleaned after each use. If placed in an ultrasonic or cold sterilization solution, tips
should be rinsed and dried prior to sterilization. Care should be taken to prevent the tips from touching
on e another while autoclaved. Heat from the autoclave cycle can deform or break tips if they touch one
another. Autoclave the tips at a maximum of 275° F/135° C for 20 minutes in a protective package or 3
minutes without packaging.
5.6 KLAW™Tip Angles
Tips should lay flat to the tooth when cleaning (See Figure 5.3). The points should not be used to scale teeth
(See Figure 5.4).
Correct Angle Incorrect Angle
Figure 5.3 Figure 5.4
Note: Do not use KLAW
™
tips as picks. This will cause breakage and void W a rr a nt y .

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6. End of Day P r oce du r e
The following list of steps will guide you
through proper shut down and ensure
optimum performance of the following list
of steps will guide you through proper shut
down and ensure optimum performance of
your dental unit.
1. Place a paper towel below the base of each
air filter cartridge canister and then depress
the small button on the bottom of each
cartridge to purge moisture from air system
(See Figures 6.1 and 6.2). Inovadent
recommends changing filters annually.
2. Purge all water from handpiece cords.
Water must be purged from the High Speed
Handpiece, the Air/Water, Syringe, and
Piezo Handpiece daily. Switch the WATER
ON to AIR PURGE (See Figure 6.3).
•Remove the High Speed Handpiece from
the holder. Hold the handpiece over a
sink or a bucket and depress the foot
pedal until water no longer sprays from
the handpiece.
•Remove Air/Water Syringe from the
holder. Hold the syringe over a sink or a
bucket and depress the water button
until water no longer sprays from the
tip.
•Remove Piezoelectric Scaler from the
holder. Depress foot pedal until water no
longer sprays from the KLAW™ tip.
3. Remove High and Low Speed Handpieces.
4. Holding handpiece in a paper towel flush
the air line and exhaust line with Bio Lube™
Cleaner (Spray Can). Reattach, and then
depress the foot pedal blowing air through
the handpiece for 15 to 20 seconds. (See
Figure 6.4)
•Inovadent recommends using Bio Lube™
Cleaner for the cleaning and lubricating
process. (See Figure 6.9)
Figure 6.2
Figure 6.1
Figure 6.3
Figure 6.4

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5. Remove High and Low Speed
Handpieces again.
6. Place four drops of Bio Lube™ oil (pen)
into the air line (See Figure 6.3).
Reattach, and then depress the foot
pedal blowing air through the
handpiece for 15 to 20 seconds. (See
Figure 6.5)
•Inovadent recommends using Bio
Lube™ Cleaner for the cleaning and
lubricating process. (See Figure 6.9)
7. Switch the water bottles switch to the OFF
position (See Figure 6.6).
8. If chlorhexidine was used in one bottle,
remove that water bottle, rinse and allow
the bottle to dry.
Note:
If using a chlorhexidine solution, the
solution must be purged from the system
using w a te r .
9. Remove KLAW™tip from Piezoelectric
Handpiece, carefully clean and place in
storage box.
10. Remove bur from High Speed Handpiece
and replace with blank bur.
11. Store handpieces in original storage
containers (High, Low and Piezoelectric).
12. Unplug cart from wall outlet if storing cart
in another location or turn off power strip.
13. Wipe down cart, cords and handpieces with
water and non-chloride non-iodine
disinfectant.
14. Replace all handpiece cords to rack to keep
cords clean and from being stepped on
(See Figure 6.7).
15. Place the tank drainage hose end into small
bottle and crack open drain valve slightly to
expel moisture from the tank. Close drain
valve after all moisture has been expelled.
(See Figure 6.8).
Figure 6.6
Figure 6.5
Figure 6.7
Figure 6.8

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Note: Inovadent recommends using Bio Lube™
Cleaner (Spray Can) for the cleaning and Bio Lube™
Oil (Pen)lubricating process. (See Figure 6.9)
7. JUN-AIR
®
C om p r ess or
• Review the JUN-AIR® Compressor Operation Manual before use.
• DO NOT operate the compressor if the oil level is below the minimum line on the glass bubble window.
Ideally, keep the oil level close to the maximum oil line (extra oil is included). DO NOT overfill with oil.
Figure 6.9

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8. Technical S upp or t
Please contact ARO Systems with any questions or concerns. Many technical support issues can be easily handled
via the telephone.
ARO Systems
3/67 Wigg Street
Wodonga, 3690
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
E-mail: [email protected]m.au
9. Preparations for Shipping
1. Ensure the “End of Day Procedure” (located on Pages 11-12) has been completed.
2. Remove water bottles, drain and dry. Once dry, wrap in bubble wrap and place inside cabinet.
3. Remove air compressor intake filter and install small yellow plastic cap in its place.
4. Coil all handpiece cords, foot pedal cord and electrical power cable; tie together with a suitable “wire tie”
and store under the cart on top of the air storage tank.
5. Lower the cabinet to the lowest position and tighten the hand screw knob.
6. Open the air tank drain valve and drain tank of all air.
7. Ensure all accessories stored in the cabinet are packaged to prevent damage in shipping. Bubble wrap
works well inside cabinet.

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10. War r an t y
InovadentTM warranties pneumatic components against defects in materials for a period of 3 years unless
specified differently. Electronic components are subject to a 1 year warranty. Labor is not covered under
warranty.
• JUN-AIR® Air Compressor is covered by a manufacturer’s 2 year parts warranty. The air tank is also covered
by a manufacturer’s 5 year warranty.
• High Speed Handpiece is covered by a 1 year warranty.
• High Speed turbine is covered by a 6 month warranty.
• Low Speed Handpiece is covered by a 1 year warranty.
• Piezoelectric Handpiece is covered by a 2 year warranty.
• Warranty does not cover any product that has been subject to improper use, neglect, accident or use that is
in violation of the instructions described in the instruction manual. Merchandise returned as defective will
not be replaced until it has been determined to be defective by Inovadent™. Please allow up to 3 - 4 weeks for
this process. Products that have been repaired by someone other than an Inovadent™technician or products
that have been taken apart by the customer are no longer covered under this warranty unless so instructed
by an Inovadent technician.
• The customer is responsible for shipping warranty items back to Inovadent™for evaluation. Any items found
to be faulty will be replaced by Inovadent™, including shipping back to the customer.
• Warranty is conditional on proper use and maintenance of the unit.
• Warranty is limited to repair or replacement at manufacturer’s discretion.
• Under no circumstances will the manufacturer be held responsible for incremental or consequential damages.
• Please contact ARO Systems for warranty repair.

11. A PP E ND I X
11.1 Fiber-Optic Bulb Installation & R e m oval
1. CAUTION: The bulb is a halogen-type bulb and
is susceptible to reduced lifespan from oil
(even from your hands). Use gloves if possible
to avoid touching the bulb glass.
(See Figure 11.1)
2. Grasp H/S Fibre-Optic Cable and slide down
the outer collar to expose the adapter. Take
the bulb, noting the position of a small
insertion notch. This notch must be positioned
facing up so you can use a pointed tool to
complete the installation.
Note: This cannot be performed with a
handpiece installed.
3. Insert the bulb into the adapter body as
shown. MAKE SURE TO ALIGN THE BULB PINS
WITH THE HOLES IN THE ADAPTER.
(see Figure 11.2)
4. Using a pointed tool, seat the bulb into the
adapter (See Figure 15.3). This may take a bit
of force to start the pins into the body of the
adapter. FAILURE TO ALIGN THE PINS TO THE
HOLES WILL RESULT IN DAMAGE OF THE BULB
PINS.
(see Figure 11.3)
5. A properly seated bulb is pictured in
(see Figure 11.4)
Removal
Using a pointed tool, place the tip of the tool
into the insertion notch of the bulb and push
the bulb out.
Figure 11.1
Figure 11.3
Figure 11.4
Figure 11.2

11.2 Adding Oil to the C om p r ess or
Note: Oil level should be checked d
a il y .
1. Remove oil plug, which is located on the top of
the compressor head. Using a 22 mm wrench,
turn the plug counter-clockwise to loosen the
plug.
(See Figure 11.5)
2. Add oil to the compressor through the plug
opening. To prevent overfilling, add a small
amount of oil at a time.
(See Figure 11.6)
3. CAUTION: DO NOToverfill head with oil. Oil
level should be in between the MIN and MAX
line as pictured.
(See Figure 11.7)
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Figure 11.5
Figure 11.6
Figure 11.7