Olsen PERFORMANCE TABLE User manual

Index
1 - Introduction............................................................................................................................................................5
2 - Package Contents..................................................................................................................................................5
3 - Equipment Presentation........................................................................................................................................5
3.1 - Standard Items.............................................................................................................................................5
3.2 - Optional Items ..............................................................................................................................................6
4 - Parts Identification.................................................................................................................................................6
4.1 - Applied Parts ................................................................................................................................................7
4.2 - Accessories and Detachable Parts..............................................................................................................7
5 - Equipment Description and Operating..................................................................................................................7
5.1 - Turning On the Equipment...........................................................................................................................7
5.2 - Headrest.......................................................................................................................................................8
5.3 - Armrests .......................................................................................................................................................9
5.4 - Performance Table Commands...................................................................................................................9
5.5 - Paper Roll Holder (Optional) ..................................................................................................................... 12
5.6 - Instrument’s Tray (Optional) ..................................................................................................................... 12
5.7 - Left and Right Bracket Locks (Optional)................................................................................................... 12
5.8 - Double Bracket Locks............................................................................................................................... 13
5.9 - Articulating Armboards and Armrest for Blood Donation (Optional) ....................................................... 13
5.10 - Knee Crutches (Optional) ....................................................................................................................... 14
5.11 - Serum Support (Optional)....................................................................................................................... 14
5.12 - Rear Castor with Lock............................................................................................................................. 14
5.13 - Water Unit (Optional) .............................................................................................................................. 15
5.14 - Emergency Battery (Optional)................................................................................................................. 16
5.15 - Operating Lights...................................................................................................................................... 16
6 - General Features ................................................................................................................................................ 17
7 - Installation Requirements .................................................................................................................................. 18
7.1 - Pre-installation .......................................................................................................................................... 18
7.2 - Electrical Installation................................................................................................................................. 18
7.3 - Water for the Water Unit ........................................................................................................................... 18
7.4 - Sewage System ......................................................................................................................................... 18
7.5 - Compressed Air ......................................................................................................................................... 18
8 - Installation........................................................................................................................................................... 19
8.1 - Equipment Positioning.............................................................................................................................. 19
8.2 - Olsen Certified Technical Assistance Network......................................................................................... 19
9 - Cleaning and Disinfection................................................................................................................................... 19

9.1 - Upholsteries and Plastic Covers ............................................................................................................... 19
9.2 - Painted Parts............................................................................................................................................. 19
9.3 - Ejectors...................................................................................................................................................... 20
9.4 - Water Unit and Strainer ............................................................................................................................ 20
9.5 - Sterilization by Autoclave.......................................................................................................................... 20
10 - Technical Features ........................................................................................................................................... 21
10.1 - Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)..................................................................................................... 22
11 - Dimensional...................................................................................................................................................... 24
12 - Simbology.......................................................................................................................................................... 25
13 - Important Notes................................................................................................................................................ 26
13.1 - General Cares - Compulsory Read ......................................................................................................... 26
13.2 - Discard .................................................................................................................................................... 27
13.3 - Transportation and Storage ................................................................................................................... 27
13.4 - Contraindication...................................................................................................................................... 27
14 - Troubleshooting................................................................................................................................................ 28
15 - Preventive Review ............................................................................................................................................ 28
16 - Warranty Terms ................................................................................................................................................ 30
17 - Message from the President............................................................................................................................ 31

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1- Introduction
Congratulations on the great choice!
You have acquired an equipment developed for the clinical and outpatient environment, aiming to
provide maximum comfort to the patient and facilitate the performance of procedures by the professional.
This manual is supplemented to the Performance Table Quick Operation Guide provided with your
equipment and provides all the information you need to get the most out of your equipment, so read them
carefully before using it.
2- Package Contents
Check out the equipment package contents:
Equipment Box
Standard Items:
1 Performance Table
1 Auxiliary Pillow
1 Performance Table Quick Operation Guide
1 Interchangeable Armrests
Opcionals Items:
1 Multiarticulated Headrest
1 Wrist Rest Support
1 Articulating Armboards
1 Knee Crutches
1 Instrument’s Tray
1 Paper Roll Holder
1 Operating Light
3- Equipment Presentation
3.1 - Standard Items
Automatic Table with 6 Commands
6 Programmable Work Positions
Automatic Zero Position
Removable Headrest without Clipping
Auxiliary Pillow
Remote Foot Pedal Commands
2 Swivel Castors with Individual Locking
2 Fixed Castors
3 Oil-Free Bosch Motors
Interchangeable Armrests
Operating Light Box
The operating lights models are described
in section 3.2.1.
The operating light is an optional
Performance Table item. The box is
provided only upon purchase one of the
available operating light models.

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3.2 - Optional Items
Leather Upholstery
Headrest with Clipping
Multi-articulated Headrest
Wrist Rest Support
Hand Control
Articulating Armboards
Armrest for Blood Donation
Knee Crutches
Paper Roll Holder
Instrument’s Tray
Additional Motor for Seat Tilt
Serum Support
Water Unit
Cup Filler
Venturi Saliva Ejector
High Power Vórtice Saliva Ejector
Vacuum Pump Adapter
3-Way Syringe
Emergency Battery
3.2.1 - Operating Lights (Optional)
Premium LED Operating Light 8.000 to 30.000 Lux
Surgical LED Operating Light 30.000 Lux
When the customer is purchasing the Performance Table, he/her can choose the articulating
armboards or the knee crutches in place of the armrests.
4- Parts Identification
A - Rear Castor with Lock
B - Electrical Panel
C -Paper Roll Holder
D - Headrest with Clipping
E -Backrest Side Rail
F - Armrest
G - Seat Side Rail
H - Remote Foot Pedal
I -Fixed Front Caster
J - Anti-Crush Sensor
K - Auxiliary Pillow
L -Backrest
M - Seat
N - Leg Rest
O - Hand Control
The operating lights can be coupled or for
fixing to the floor or ceiling.

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4.1 - Applied Parts
The following items are considered applicable to the patient:
Standard Items:
−Upholstery;
−Auxiliary pillow;
−Armrests.
Optional Items:
−Multi-articulated headrest;
−Headrest with clipping;
−Articulating armboards;
−Armrest for blood donation;
−Knee crutches;
−Wrist rest support;
−3-way syringe;
−Venturi saliva ejector;
−High power Vórtice saliva ejector
−Vacuum pump adapter.
4.2 - Accessories and Detachable Parts
The following items are considered detachable parts or accessories:
Detachable Parts:
−Headrest without clipping;
−Auxiliary pillow;
−Armrest.
Accessories:
−Left and right bracket lock;
−Articulating armboards;
−Armrest for blood donation;
−Knee crutches;
−Instrument’s tray;
−Serum support;
−Multi-articulated headrest;
−Headrest with clipping;
−Wrist rest support;
−Water unit;
−Vacuum pump set;
−Venturi saliva ejector;
−3-way syringe;
−Premium LED operating light;
−Surgical LED operating light.
5- Equipment Description and Operating
Technical Name: Examination Table / Trade Name: Performance
The Examination Table Performance is automated equipment designed to accommodate patients for
clinical and outpatient exams and maxillofacial procedures. It is equipped with up to 4 electric motors to
perform up to 8 individual movements, controlled by remote foot pedal or hand control.
It allows the user to program up to 8 work positions according to his needs in addition to the automatic
Zero Position and also has anti-crush sensor.
It performs clinical positioning for emergency condition, allowing brain's irrigation by gravity, with slow
movements to the maximum negative scale (up to -10° from horizontal).
It can easily be moved because it has high resistant castors manufactured with molded polyurethane.
These castors protect the floor and have a very low noise when they are on displacement.
This equipment should not be used to patient transport.
Before starting use your equipment make sure that it is properly installed, connected to the mains, the
circuit breaker is on and the mains is energized.
5.1 - Turning On the Equipment
On the control panel press the On/Off switch ( 1 ) to the “I”
position. The LED ( 2 ) next to the On/Off switch ( 1 ) will turn green
while the unit beeps with a long beep.
To turn Off the equipment: press the On/Off switch ( 1 ) to
the "O" position.
The fuse holders of the equipment ( 3 ) is also located on
the electrical panel.
The Performance Table has the optional emergency
battery (section 5.14), which when available adds a battery
charge indicator LED ( 4 ) above the On/Off switch ( 1 ).

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5.2 - Headrest
5.2.1 - Headrest without Clipping and Auxiliary Pillow
The headrest ( 1 ) was designed to be easily removed
from the backrest according to the procedure need. It has 2
fixing rods ( 2 ) for the fitting.
The auxiliary pillow ( 3 ) has 2 strips ( 4 ) with Velcro
®
for
easy positioning and removal for cleaning.
5.2.2 - Headrest with Clipping (Optional)
Headrest with clipping ( 5 ) provides more versatility by allowing
equipment to position the patient in ventral decubitus with clipping to fit the
face. It can be easily removed from the backrest according to the procedure
needs. It has 2 fixing rods ( 2 ) for the fitting.
5.2.3 - Wrist Rest Support with Multi-Articulated Headrest (Optional)
The multi-articulated headrest ( 6 ) allows different adjustments for accommodation of the patient's
head. The wrist rest support ( 7 ) offers height adjustment, allowing the professional to rest the wrists during
procedures.
To replace the current headrest for the wrist rest support (7) and the multi- articulated headrest (6):
pull the headrest away from the backest ( 8 ), then insert the wrist rest support ( 7 ) and then the multi-
articulated headrest ( 6 ).
To adjust the multi-articulated headrest (6): turn the knob ( 9 ) counterclockwise enough to loosen it,
and then position it as desired. Turn the knob ( 9 ) clockwise to lock it. To remove the headrest from the
backrest ( 8 ) simply pull it by sliding the bar ( 10 ) as necessary.
To adjust the wrist rest support (7): turn the knobs ( 11 ) counterclockwise until you loosen it to adjust
the height, and then turn the knobs ( 11 ) clockwise to lock it. Pull or push the support to adjust the distance
from the stop.

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5.3 - Armrests
The armrests ( 1 ) have upholstery in the
same color and characteristics as the
Performance Table. It has adjustable rods ( 2 )
that allow the movements on side rails ( 3 ) for
depth adjustment. It can also be used to assist
in patient's lateral containment.
The armrest is a detachable item.
To adjust the armrest (1) : pull the metal
lever ( 5 ) counterclockwise to loosen it. Position the armrest ( 1 ) and turn the metal lever ( 5 ) clockwise to
secure it to the rail.
Note: the metal lever (5) moves only in the area indicated in the figure above. To turn it the metal lever (5)
clockwise, push it upwards causing the lever to pass through the metallic knob's axis (4), and then rotate it again.
5.4 - Performance Table Commands
The Performance Table can be controlled via remote foot pedal ( 13 ) or hand control ( 12 ). Both can
display 6 to 8 motion commands in addition to the Zero Position and Work Position commands.
The remote foot pedal is produced in accordance with the concepts of ergonomics and biosafety and
features a metal handle ( 11 ) that allows its movement to be done with the feet, minimizing the risks of cross
contamination.
1 -Seat Up (1)
2 -Bacrest Up (2)
3 -Seat Down (3)
4 -Bacrest Down (4)
5 -Leg Rest Down (5)
6 -Leg Rest Up (6)
7 -Recline Seat (7)
8 -Incline Seat (8)/Stretcher Position
9 -Zero Position
10 -Work Position
11 -Metal Handle
Seat tilt/strecher controls (7 and 8) are optional and are not available for equipment that has a water
unit.

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5.4.1 - Zero Position and Disembarkation Position
Used for loading and unloading of the patient, the Zero Position command has 2
positioning stages, Disembarkation Position and Zero Position, that make the equipment
automatically adjust the seat, backrest and legrest.
To activate the Disembarkation Position: press the button once. Considering initially
the table in stretcher position, the backrest will rise up to 60º (relative to the floor) and the seat will lower
simultaneously. Then the footrest will lower by the end of your course.
To activate the Zero Position: press the button again. The backrest will rise to its highest position. Note
that to activate the Zero Position you will need to finish moving the Disembarkation Position.
This command is also used to start and stop recording work positions. Whenever this command is
activated the equipment will emit 2 short beeps.
Note: at the end of each treatment activate the second stage of the Zero Position.
5.4.2 - Work Position
The Performance Table may perform from 6 to 8 automatic working positions with
simultaneous movement of backrest, seat, leg rest and seat tilt, optimizing the patient
positioning for procedures start.
To save a work position:
1º - Press the Zero Position button;
2º - Adjust the equipment on the desired position;
3º - Press the Work Position button for 5 seconds. The equipment will emit a long beep;
4º - Press command 1 (Seat Up) while the equipment beeps; The equipment will emit 2 short beeps to confirm
the procedure;
5º - Press the Zero Position button.
By pressing the Zero Position button, the work position 1 will be recorded. Repeat the above steps by
replacing in step 4, command 1 by any command of the other available numbers.
If the equipment has 4 motors, the command 8 is preset at the factory, setting the equipment on a
stretcher position. This command is not available for recording.
Note: the time to set up a work position is approximately 3 seconds, between the steps 3 and 4, when you hear a
long beep (step 3) then press one of the available commands to record the working position. If neither of the
commands is pressed during this period, the equipment will emit the second long beep, ending the process
followed by 3 short beeps indicating that the operation has been canceled.
When you press the Work Position button to set up a work position, do not hold it down after hearing
the first long beep, since this action will cancel the procedure.
To perform a work position:
1º - Press the Work Position button;
2º - Press the button for the requested work position; the equipment will position the backrest, seat and leg rest
according to the position previously recorded.
The time to call the position is 3 seconds. If within this period none of the commands buttons are
pressed, the equipment cancels the operation and delivers 3 short beeps in sequence.
5.4.3 - Stretcher Position
The command 8 also enables the stretcher position, where the equipment will lower the backrest up
to 180 ° to the seat and the footrest will be raised to its higher position.
To activate the stretcher position: press the Work Position command and then command 8 on the
remote foot pedal.
5.4.4 - Movements Interruption
All the equipment’s automatic commands may be interrupted during their execution with a simple
touch of any of the chair’s movement commands. For example, when calling a work position or performing
the Zero Position command, when pressing one of the chair commands, the movement will stop.
When you cancel an automatic movement, the equipment emits 3 short beeps.

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5.4.5 - Anti-Crush Sensor
Installed at the end of the leg rest, the mechanical pressure sensor ( 1 )
acts to prevent accidents caused by the presence of any obstacle in the
movement of the leg rest.
When the anti-crush sensor is activated, the equipment emits a
continuous beep and locks all equipment commands, except the Seat Up
command. Raise the seat to deactivate the sensor and then check and
remove the obstacle in the area that activated the sensor.
5.4.6 - Operational Warning Sounds
The Performance Table beeps to identify some operations. Check out the warning sounds and their
applications in the table below:
Aviso Sonoro
Aplicação
1 long beep
- When turning on the equipment
1 short beep
- When selecting a work position
2 short beeps
- When selecting or recording a work position
- When pressing the Zero Position command
- When reaching the light intensity limits (minimum and maximum) of the operating light
Premium LED
3 short beeps
- Error command*
- End of the interval for work position selection or recording
- End of positioning of a working position and Zero Position when the seat is already in
the Zero Position
4 short beeps
- When cancelling a continuous or automatic movement
2 long beeps
- Interval for setting up a working position or switching operating mode
1 continuous beep
- The anti-crush sensor is activated
*Error command: command that the equipment cannot perform; for example, press the command
Seat Up when the seat is already in the highest position.
5.4.7 - Positioning of the Patient and the Operator
During the equipment’s movement, the operator and other persons close to him/her should position
themselves on the equipment sides, respecting the minimum distance of 50 centimeters, remaining out of
the movement area of the equipment and its components.
To ensure safe and proper patient positioning, the operator should advise him to keep his hands at
sight during the entire equipment movement, on the equipment upholstery or on the specific accessories for
performing the procedure. The operator must advise the patient to remain in this position during the whole
equipment movement. If the operator sees any situation that may generate any kind of risk to the patient,
the chair must be stopped immediately.
The presence of the operator, persons or objects in the movement areas of the equipment and its
components may cause damage to the equipment and / or impair its correct operation.
All equipment’s automatic movements must be supervised by the operator. If the operator sees any
situation that may generate any kind of risk to the patient, the chair must be stopped immediately.
5.4.8 - Emergency Position
Press the Backrest Down command (section 5.4) until the end of the course. The equipment will adjust
the position of the backrest by -5º (for Performance Table with 3 motors) in relation to the floor. If the
equipment has an Incline Seat command, press it by tilting the seat for back to the end of the course to
adjust the incline by -10°.

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5.5 - Paper Roll Holder (Optional)
Positioned on the back of the backrest,
this holder can receive rolls up to 100 mm in
diameter.
To place the sheet roll on the stand: turn
the holder's shaft ( 1 ) clockwise, by pulling it in
the opposite direction to the backrest. No need
to remove the 2 shaft ends. Just remove one
side only to put the disposable sheet roll.
Note: the disposable sheet roll does not
accompany the stand.
5.6 - Instrument’s Tray (Optional)
Fixed to the metal frame of the equipment,
the instrument's tray assembly remains stable while
the table performs the movements.
The instrument's tray ( 1 ) is made of stainless
steel and can be autoclaved.
To adjust the tray position: use the plastic
knob adjustment ( 2 ).
To adjust the height of the tray: loosen the
plastic knob of the bracket ( 4 ), position the arm ( 3 )
at the desired height and tighten the plastic knob of the bracket ( 4 ).
The instrument's tray also has free rotation on its axis and can be adjusted.
5.7 - Left and Right Bracket Locks (Optional)
Used to attach accessories to the side rails, the
supports are identified according to the side of the
chair to be installed. The support on the left side ( 1 )
receives the letter L and the right ( 2 ) receives the letter
R.
To adjust the height (6) or turning (7) of the
accessory : turn the plastic handle ( 3 )
counterclockwise. Adjust the accessory to the desired
position and tighten the plastic handle ( 3 ) by turning it clockwise.
To adjust the position on the rails (8): pull the metal
lever ( 4 ) counterclockwise by loosening the bracket on the side
rail. Adjust the accessory to the desired position and turn the
metal lever ( 4 ) clockwise.
Note: the metal lever (4) moves only in the area indicated in the figure
to the side. To turn it the metal lever (4) clockwise, push it upwards
causing the lever to pass through the metallic knob's axis (5), and
then rotate it again.

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5.7.1 - Accessories on Bracket Locks
Accessories which can be installed on the Performance Table by using bracket locks:
Through the left and
right bracket locks, these
accessories can be adjusted
in height, depth and rotation
on the axis.
5.7.2 - Interaction Between Accessories
The Performance Table allows the attendance of patients both
lying down and sitting. In each of these conditions, the installation of the
accessories to the side rails must be carefully observed to avoid
damages to procedures, equipment and patient.
When moving the equipment, ensure that the accessories do not
collide with one another or with other elements of the equipment, like
figure be side.
The positioning of the accessories on the side rails must be made
according to the needs to perform each procedure, but the interaction
between the accessories, during the equipment´s movement it´s
operator´s responsibility.
5.8 - Double Bracket Locks
The double bracket locks allow the coupling of
2 accessories, taking up less space on the side rails.
The plastic handles (1) allow height and rotation on
the shaft (distance the accessory to seat) adjustment,
while the metal lever (3) allows the bracket lock
adjustment on the side rails.
Simply turn the metal lever (3)
counterclockwise to loosen and clockwise to lock.
To adjust the clamp position on the side rail:
pull the metal lever (3) counterclockwise. Adjust the attachment to the desired position and press the metal
lever (3) clockwise.
Note: the metal lever (3) moves only in the area indicated in the figure above. To turn it the metal lever (3)
clockwise, push it upwards causing the lever to pass through the metallic knob's axis (2), and then rotate it again.
5.9 - Articulating Armboards and Armrest for Blood Donation (Optional)
Are used to position the patient's arms to procedures on the
hands or arms, and to facilitate the administration of intravenous
drugs or blood donation, the articulating armboards ( 2 ) and the
armrest for blood donation ( 1 ) are concave shaped and are made
of ABS for better asepsis.
The articulating armboards ( 2 ) has a 15 cm support rod ( 5 )
and the armrest for blood donation ( 1 ) has a 36 cm rod ( 4 ).
Serum Support
Articulating Armboards/
Armrest for Blood Donation
Knee Crutches

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5.10 - Knee Crutches (Optional)
This support can be used for both leg support and armrest. The upholsterie ( 1 ) can be easily removed
from the holder ( 2 ) because it is engaged, which allows rotation on the shaft ( 3 ).
The fitting shaft has joint ( 4 ), which gives the piece the inclination adjustment. To adjust the inclination,
just position the upholstery on the requested position.
5.11 - Serum Support (Optional)
With the same concept of space utilization and diversification of the functions of the
equipment, it is possible to install the serum support ( 1 ) through the bracket locks ( 2 ) on
the side rails, both with height adjustment.
5.12 - Rear Castor with Lock
The rear castors lock can be activated with the feet.
To lock the castor: press the lever ( 1 ) down.
To release the caster lock: push the lever ( 2 ) down.
The lock must remain active during the equipment use. Only disable the lock to move the equipment.

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5.13 - Water Unit (Optional)
It offers the professional a point with water and drain, the water
unit is swivle in 90º allowing approach or removal of the patient. It has
junction box ( 7 ) for the hoses of water and sewage ( 9 ), and electrical
connection, making available socket ( 8 ) protected with fuse of 10 A.
In the water unit can be provided cup filler ( 3 ) and instrument
holder ( 6 ) such as Venturi saliva ejector, high power Vórtice saliva
ejector, vacuum pump adapter and 3-syringe way.
To obtain water in the spitton bowl (5): open the register ( 1 ).
To obtain water in the cup filler (3): press the button ( 2 ).
The water spouts ( 3 and 4 ) are detachable for ease of cleaning,
the water spout of the tub ( 4 ) being adjustable to direct the flow of
water in the spittoon bowl ( 5 ).
5.13.1 - 3-Way Syringe (Optional)
The 3-Way Syringe has three functions: water jet, air jet, and
spray jet.
Before beginning the use of the 3-way syringe ( 5 ), connect the
syringe tip ( 3 ) by pressing the locking ring ( 4 ) into the correct fit.
To emit air jet: press the air button ( 1 ).
To emit water jet: press the water button ( 2 ).
To emit spray jet: press simultaneously the air and water buttons
( 1 and 2 ).
5.13.2 - Venturi Saliva Ejector
Developed for saliva ejection, the Venturi ejector has cannula
adapters ( 1 and 4 ) for fitting disposable cannulas or autoclavable metal
cannulas. It also has a solid debris filter ( 5 ) that prevents them from being sent
to the sewage system.
To activate the suction: remove the ejector ( 2 ) from the holder ( 3 ).
To deactivate the suction: place the ejector ( 2 ) in its holder ( 3 ).
The cannula adapters ( 1 and 4 ) is removable for cleaning.
The ejector has a cannula adpters for  6.5 mm ( 1 ) or  9.5 mm ( 4 ).
For proper functioning of this device it is necessary that the solid debris
filter ( 5 ) is clean and the drain to the sewage system is properly installed and
with proper inclination.
Note: the cannulas and the dental compressor do not come with the Venturi ejector.
5.13.3 - High Power Vórtice Saliva Ejector (Optional)
The Vórtice ejector is a device that uses the Venturi
saliva ejector system, but its volume capacity is superior to
that of the Venturi, reaching up to 385 mm/Hg.
It may be used for suctioning in minor surgical and
prophylaxis procedures.
Before start the operation with the vortex ejector (2), insert the cannula into the adapter ( 3 ).
To enable/disable suction for Vórtice ejector (2): use the On/Off Vórtice saliva ejector button ( 1 ) on
the pedal.
The cannula adapter ( 3 ) is removable for cleaning.

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5.13.4 - Vacuum Pump Adaptor (Optional)
The kit can be installed in the water unit and
features a cannula adapter for  6.3 mm ( 1 ) and
flow control ( 4 ).
The pump connection hose is embedded in
the corrugated hose of the water unit and the
support ( 2 ) is provided with a device for
automatically switching the vacuum pump on and
off.
To activate suction: remove the vacuum pump suction ( 3 ) from its
holder ( 2 ). The vacuum pump will work automatically.
To adjust suction flow: to decrease the suction flow, turn adaptor's body ( 3 )
away from the indicators ( 4 ). The more distant, the smaller the suction flow. For
the maximum suction flow, align the indicators ( 4 ).
To deactivate the suction: place the vacuum pump in its holder ( 2 ).
The cannula adapter ( 1 ) is removable for cleaning.
The cannula adapter ( 1 ) is removable, allowing the use of  11 mm.
Note: the vacuum pump (3) and the cannula are not part of this device and can be purchased separately.
5.14 - Emergency Battery (Optional)
The emergency battery was developed exclusively for emergency
situations where it is necessary to complete a procedure with no electricity on
the mains to supply the equipment.
The battery is automatically activated when there is a lack of power, or
when the equipment is disconnected from the mains. In this case the equipment
emits the "Battery Mode" warning (section 5.16.1).
The battery provides autonomy approximately 3 hours of operation, a
period that may vary according to the amount of commands executed by
equipment.
The LED (1) indicates the status of the battery according to the colors shown:
−GREEN: battery ready for use (full charge).
−BLUE: battery in critical condition - Connect the equipment to the mains power supply as soon as possible.
While charging the battery, the blue LED is blinking.
Note: when the BLUE LED On, all commands are blocked. Operation only with the equipment connected to the
mains. Upon reaching the maximum battery charge, the LED turns GREEN and unlocks the commands for
operation in battery mode again.
5.14.1 - Battery Charge Warning Sounds
In addition to the LED battery charge indicator, the Performance Table uses warning sounds, as shown
below:
−"Battery Mode": the equipment is disconnected from the mains or there is a lack of mains power.
−"Low Battery": the battery charge is less than 50% and must be recharged. While the equipment is not
connected to the mains, the warning sound will be repeated every 5 minutes.
−"Discharged Battery": the battery charge is at a critical level. While the equipment is not connected to the
mains, the warning sound will be repeated every 3 minutes. When this occurs, all the equipment
commands are blocked.
−"Full Battery": the battery reaches the maximum charge level. The system emits this warning sound only
once.
5.15 - Operating Lights
The Performance Table features lighting options through operating light with articulated arms that can
be attached to your frame or fixed to the floor or ceiling.

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5.15.1 - Premium LED (Optional)
The Premium LED operating light features
indirect illumination from 8.000 to 30.000 lux
generated by LED directed to the multifaceted
mirror with gradual and cyclic intensity control.
To turn On/Off the operating light: pass the hand in front of the
sensor ( 5 ) approximately 5 cm away or press the control knob ( 4 ).
To change the light intensity: hold your hand in front of the
sensor ( 5 ) or turn the control knob ( 4 ) until the operating light shows
the desired intensity.
Only in case Performance Table has 3 motors, it will be
necessary before turning on the operating light, as follows: press the
On/Off operating light command ( 1 ) on the remote foot pedal to enable sensor ( 5 ) and control knob ( 4 ).
The handles ( 2 ) can be removed by removing the securing screws ( 3 ).
5.15.2 - Surgical Operating Light (Optional)
The surgical operating light is 30.000 lux intensity generated
by 6 LED spotlights distributed to provide a wide area of illumination
for outpatient procedures.
To turn on/off the surgical operating light: use the switch ( 8 ).
To move the surgical operating light, use the metal handle ( 6 )
or the side handles ( 7 ). The metal handle ( 6 ) can be removed for
autoclaving by turning it counterclockwise.
It is recommended that the side handles ( 7 ) be packed with
disposable material (per exemple plastic film) to prevent cross-
contamination and damage to the equipment's fairings.
6- General Features
−Upholsteries: are assembled on a very resistant frame, with soft foam and coated with flexible laminated
PVC or leather, which besides being resistant, providing easy asepsis for the whole.
−Mechanical structure: manufactured in SAE 1020 rolled steel profiles and welded by MIG process, to
guarantee the strength and durability.
−Electrostatic painting: it is applied to all structural metal parts of the equipment. The special polyurethane
paint provides the equipment with high durability coating and has antibacterial properties according to
JIS Z 2801: 2000, where in 24 hours, the bacterial reduction is greater than 99.9%.
−Plastic covers: made of high-strength ABS with acrylic cover, the plastic covers do not require painting and
allowing polishing for recovery in case of wear or scratches.
−Electrical system: the equipment can work in frequencies of 50 or 60 Hz and can be configured to be
connected to the voltages of 118/127/220/230 Volts by an authorized technician. The maximum
supply voltage of electronic boards, motors, and other controls is 24 V. The electrical system has On/Off
switch and protection fuses.
−Spindle drive motor: all motors used in the equipment are produced by Robert Bosch of Brazil and have
advantages such as low noise, the absence of oil reservoir, uniformity in displacement, reduction of
energy consumption and low cost for maintenance. The motors also have protection systems that act
on the mechanical and electrical parts of the set.
−Pressurized suspension: the high pressure nitrogen cylinder relieves the load of the gear motor lifting
system of the equipment in 100 kg. This means that a patient with this approximate weight is not acting
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7- Installation Requirements
7.1 - Pre-installation
The pre-installation must be guided by the Olsen authorized service to ensure that the environment is
adequate the specified requirements for operation of the equipment (see chapter 8) and the positioning in
which it is to be used. In this step the electrical connections and, if necessary, all the water and sewage
pipes, according to the equipment's options, must be prepared.
This equipment is not designed to be installed or operated in surgical center.
7.2 - Electrical Installation
The power grid must be single-phase and have specific grounding and 10A/30mA DR circuit breaker.
The circuit breaker must exclusively supply the Performance Table and must be easy and quick to disconnect
from the mains. If the power grid presents voltage variation, the installation of a surge protection device is
required. The power switch must be turned off at the end of the workday.
There is a table below for sizing the electrical installation.
This equipment should only be connected to a power source with protective grounding. There is risk
of electric shock!
Equipment with a junction box may present the power supply plug next to the other equipment connections,
allowing the power supply to be located inside the junction box.
7.3 - Water for the Water Unit
If your equipment has a water unit, it is essential that the water network has an easy access main
valve to stop water flow, because the water main valve should be closed daily at the end of the workday.
This valve can also be used to adjust the water pressure entering the equipment, preventing that the water
arrives with too much pressure on the water unit.
The water pressure should be between 2.8 to 4.0 bar, with ideal pH (Hydrogenionic Potential) between
6.5 to 8. If the water pressure of your hydraulic network is not enough, we recommend that you consult a
professional to review the hydraulic network.
It is recommended to use a filter before the external water supply of the equipment to prevent clogging
in the internal water system.
7.4 - Sewage System
If your equipment has a water unit, the sewage system must have good hydraulic declivity (minimum
of -2º) and should be preferably installed underground. The nominal diameter of the tubing must be of
Ø40mm.
7.5 - Compressed Air
When necessary compressed air supply, it will be necessary an oil-free dental compressor, with
dynamic pressure from 5.5 to 7.0 bar (80 to 100 PSI), and a minimum displacement of 150L/min and a 30L
tank. The use of coalescing filter in the compressed air supply is recommended.
To ensure proper air pressure, observe the following specifications for hoses according to the distance:
−Up to 10 meters: use 1/4" hose;
−From 10 to 20 meters: use 5/16" hose;
The use of special air compressed mesh hose is recommended. Do not use hoses for connection
between the compressor and the equipment with a distance greater than 20 meters. In these cases, it is
recommended that you consult an expert for the correct sizing of the compressor and the type of pipe being
used.
Tension (V)
Wire Diameter (mm²)
Distance (m)
Current (A)
118/127/220/230
2.5
Up to 20
5.0

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8- Installation
The installation of the Performance Table must be done by Olsen certified technician, it consists in
assembling the armrests, the auxiliary pillow positioning, as well as checking the mains voltage which will
supply the equipment and, if necessary, make the tension adjustment. In case of optional items have been
purchased, these should also be installed at this time.
The technician will also verify if the equipment complies with the purchasing order, if it maintains its
integrity, and will provide operation, cleaning and maintenance guidance.
When the installation is complete, observe the following items:
−All remote foot pedal or hand control commands are working perfectly.
−The equipment memorizes the work positions and executes them correctly.
−The upholsteries and auxiliary pillow are intact.
In the case of optional items have been purchased; check the items below according to the acquired
optional item:
−Integrity of upholstery and finishes.
−Joints without rigidity while moving.
−The attachment of the accessory is secure.
−If it has the water unit, it is correctly installed, has good water flow, adequate drainage of the spittoon bowl
and no leaks.
−The accessories provided with the water unit are well fitted on the supports, have no leaks and have their
perfect drive.
−The operating light turns On/Off normally and presents a smooth arm movement.
8.1 - Equipment Positioning
To position the equipment, put it on the stretcher position (backrest down and leg rest up) then take
it to the place where it will be used. Perform the movements of raising and lowering the seat, making sure
that there is enough room for all movements.
8.2 - Olsen Certified Technical Assistance Network
To access the Olsen certified technical assistance network for installation and maintenance contact
us by e-mail e[email protected].br or if you prefer [phone].
Installation should only be made by an authorized technician. Installation performed by an
unauthorized person will result in loss of warranty.
9- Cleaning and Disinfection
The whole sanitize process must be done with the use of gloves suitable for cleaning and protection,
in addition to a mask and protective glasses, according to biosafety standards.
9.1 - Upholsteries and Plastic Covers
The plastic covers and upholsteries must be cleaned with a damp cloth containing neutral soap or
detergent only. Olsen advises against using any chemical product to clean these parts, but in the case of
disinfection products, it is important to check if it has suitable compatibility and specifications before use
on these materials.
To clean the operating light Premium’s multifaceted mirror, use only a soft cloth dampened with liquid
glycerin.
Never use hypochlorite or alcohol-based products.
9.2 - Painted Parts
It must be cleaned with a slightly damp cloth containing only soap or mild detergent.
Never use hypochlorite or alcohol-based products.

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9.3 - Ejectors
Daily disinfect the saliva ejector’s hoses with an appropriate
disinfection product for PVC hoses. It is essential to read the instructions
of the asepsis product to avoid misuse or overdosage, which can cause
damage to the medium and long term to the hoses. Using a proper
concentration of the cleaning product, suck up with the suction needed
for the effectiveness of the process. With the product still in the hose,
place the suction on the hose holder. After the necessary action period of the product, suck 1 L of water.
The solids collector must also be cleaned daily. The saliva ejectors efficiency may be impaired if this
filter is clogged. In the case of saliva ejector's performance reduction, clean its filters.
To clean the filters, follow the instructions below:
1º - Undo the solids collector cover (1);
2º - Remove the solids collector (2) for cleaning;
3º - After cleaning, re-assemble the solids collector.
9.4 - Water Unit and Strainer
To clean the spittoon bowl ( 1 ), remove the spittoon bowl's
finishing, ( 5 ) the strainer ( 4 ), and the detachable water spouts ( 2 and 3 ),
for then remove the spittoon bowl.
For removal of the strainer ( 4 ) use a tweezer or gloves to avoid
direct contact with the waste.
The cleaning process of the strainer and the spittoon bowl can be
made with running water and neutral soap or detergent. Use non-
abrasive sponge.
All contaminated waste and materials should be disposed of in
biological waste.
9.5 - Sterilization by Autoclave
The stainless steel tray and the metal handle of the surgical operating light can be sterilized by steam
autoclaving at the following values (in accordance with ISO 17665):
a) 130º C, 2 bar, 15 minutes; b) 120º C, 1 bar,30minutes c) 134º C, 2.2 bar, 4 minutes.
Note: these items withstand up to 1.000 autoclaving cycles.
All equipment items mentioned in this chapter must be sanitized and sterilized (when appropriate)
prior to use.
Olsen is not responsible for defects, deformities, spots or abnormalities caused by improper use of
chemical products, contact with tissues, leather, disposable gloves, inks, pigmented detergents and
other organic or synthetic products.