Pace TF 200 Manual

OPERATION &
MAINTENANCE
MANUAL
PROGRAMMABLETHERMOFLO
TF 500, TF 500E Systems
TF 200, TF 200E Units

MANUAL NO. 5050-0420
REV. C
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
TITLE PAGE
General Information............................................................................................................................................... 1
Use Of This Manual .................................................................................................................................... 1
Introduction ................................................................................................................................................. 2
Specifications............................................................................................................................................... 3
Product Application..................................................................................................................................... 4
Parts Identification ...................................................................................................................................... 4
Front Panel ............................................................................................................................................. 4
Rear Panel .............................................................................................................................................. 6
ThermoFlo Handpiece............................................................................................................................ 7
Optional Accessories.............................................................................................................................. 7
Safety ...................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Heading Guidelines ..................................................................................................................................... 8
Precautions .................................................................................................................................................. 9
Set-Up ................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Electrical Requirements ............................................................................................................................ 10
System Set-Up ........................................................................................................................................... 10
Angle Bracket Kit ................................................................................................................................ 11
ThermoFlo Cubby Kit .......................................................................................................................... 12
Hose Retention Kit ............................................................................................................................... 12
QuickFit Nozzle Adapter ..................................................................................................................... 14
Optional Accessories............................................................................................................................ 14
Power Up .............................................................................................................................................. 15
Quick Start ........................................................................................................................................................... 16
Introduction ............................................................................................................................................... 16
Manual Mode Of Operation ...................................................................................................................... 16
Timed Mode Of Operation ........................................................................................................................ 18
Program Mode Of Operation..................................................................................................................... 20
Process Development ........................................................................................................................................... 22
Introduction ............................................................................................................................................... 22
Profile Development .................................................................................................................................. 22
Suggested Starting Parameters.................................................................................................................. 23
Profile Control Chart................................................................................................................................. 24
Profile Log ................................................................................................................................................. 25
General Process Guidelines.................................................................................................................................. 26
Component Preparation............................................................................................................................. 26
Component Positioning ............................................................................................................................. 26
Component Installation ............................................................................................................................. 26
Preheating.................................................................................................................................................. 29
Operation .............................................................................................................................................................. 28
Definitions ................................................................................................................................................. 28
Nozzle Selection ........................................................................................................................................ 30
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
TITLE PAGE
Template Selection .................................................................................................................................... 31
Vacuum Cup Selection .............................................................................................................................. 31
Nozzle Changeout ..................................................................................................................................... 32
Manual Mode of Operation ....................................................................................................................... 33
Manual Component Removal .............................................................................................................. 33
Manual Component Installation .......................................................................................................... 36
Timed Mode of Operation ......................................................................................................................... 40
Timed Component Removal ................................................................................................................ 40
Timed Component Installation ............................................................................................................ 44
Program Mode ........................................................................................................................................... 50
Program Component Removal............................................................................................................. 50
Program Component Installation ........................................................................................................ 54
Entering/Editing A Profile ........................................................................................................................ 58
Set-Up Mode......................................................................................................................................................... 72
Introduction ............................................................................................................................................... 72
Entering Set-Up Mode .............................................................................................................................. 72
Locks.......................................................................................................................................................... 72
Profile Deletion.......................................................................................................................................... 76
Calibration ................................................................................................................................................. 77
Corrective Maintenance ....................................................................................................................................... 78
Digital Readout Message Codes................................................................................................................ 78
Unit ............................................................................................................................................................ 79
Replacement Parts ................................................................................................................................................ 80
ThermoFlo Unit ......................................................................................................................................... 80
Parts/Consumables .................................................................................................................................... 82
Systems & Accessories .............................................................................................................................. 83
Available Nozzles ...................................................................................................................................... 84
Manual Improvement & Comment Form ............................................................................................................ 87
TABLES
TABLE PAGE
Table 1 Digital Readout Message Codes ........................................................................................................ 78
Table 2 Unit Corrective Maintenance ............................................................................................................. 79
Table 3 Unit Replacement Parts...................................................................................................................... 81
Table 4 Parts/Consumables ............................................................................................................................. 82
Table 5 Systems & Accessories ....................................................................................................................... 83
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PACE Incorporated retains the right to make changes to specifications contained herein at any time, without
notice.
Contact your local authorized PACE Distributor or PACE Incorporated to obtain the latest specifications.
The following are registered trademarks and/or servicemarks of PACE Incorporated, Laurel Maryland U.S.A.
and may only be used to identify genuine PACE products or services:
Arm-Evac, Flo-D-Sodr, Mini-Wave, PACE, SensaTemp, Snap-Vac,
Sodrtek, Sodr-X-Tractor, ThermoFlo, ThermoJet, ThermoTweez,
Toolnet, Visifilter.
©2001 PACE Incorporated, Laurel MD. All rights reserved. Printed in the U.S.A.
For any questions regarding this Operation & Maintenance Manual, contact your local authorized PACE
distributor or contact PACE directly at the appropriate address listed below.
PACE USA 9893 Brewers Court
Laurel, Maryland 20723-1990
Tel.: [phone]
[phone] (PACE)
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or
www.paceworldwide.com
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Use Of This Manual
The information contained in this manual will provide the user with the knowledge necessary to properly operate
and maintain the PACE Programmable ThermoFlo Unit. To fully utilize the features of the system, PACE
strongly recommends that the user read and fully understand the "Process Development" and "Operation"
portions of this manual. If you encounter any difficulty operating your system, call your local authorized PACE
dealer or contact PACE Customer Support directly at Tel. [phone] or FAX [phone].
THERMOFLO QUICK START
The ThermoFlo Unit is easy to operate and can be quickly set up for use in
Manual mode or Timed mode of operation. To begin operation of your new
unit quickly, perform the Set-Up and Quick Start procedures detailed on
pages 10-21 of this manual. The Quick Start section of this manual provides
condensed procedures for using the Manual or Timed modes of operation. Also
detailed in the Quick Start section is a quick reference flow chart to use in the
Program Mode when utilizing rework profiles developed and stored in unit
memory by your company.
General Information
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Introduction
This manual will provide you with the information necessary to properly set up, operate and maintain the
ThermoFlo Unit. Please read this manual thoroughly before using the unit. The ThermoFlo unit is a complete
system designed for hot air removal and installation of SMD components, including Ball Grid Arrays (BGAs).
The following key features allow process controlled placement and reflow of BGAs and SMD components.
ThermoFlo Handpiece
The user-friendly ThermoFlo static-safe handpiece incorporates a powerful heater and has easy-access heat
cycle and vacuum pick switches on the handle. A built-in, self-adjusting vacuum pick has a push-pull
action, allowing components to be lifted automatically after solder reflow. When utilized with the
ThermoFlo System work platform, the handpiece is easily converted to a precision reflow head.
Microprocessor Control
Precision control of temperature (closed-loop control),cycle time (adjustable in one second increments) and
blower speed provides consistent, repeatable results in successive reflow operations. Utilizing the Quiet Flo
(low noise) turbine blower, pressure/flow rate is easily controlled and maintained at optimum levels for the
particular task at hand. A multi-level password lock-out prevents unauthorized changes and an audible
countdown timer indicates end of cycle.
Multi-Mode Operation
Manual Mode - For fast and simple hand-held installations and removals.
Timed Mode -For process control with user-specified cycle time and automatic vacuum pick-up operation.
Program Mode - For full process control. Eighty (80) user-defined profiles including parameters for
preheat, soak, reflow and ramp-down zones for individual component/boards may be stored in
microprocessor memory.
Nozzles
PACE's exclusive QuickFit nozzle attachment system allow quick easy change out of any nozzle. A wide
range of inexpensive, standard nozzles are available. Custom design nozzles are also available.
Process Control
The ThermoFlo Profile Control Chart (page 24) and Profile Log (page 25) have been created to aid in the
development of customized reflow processes for your particular SMD tasks. Up to 80 user-defined profiles
may be stored in microprocessor memory for use in the Program Mode.
Optional Accessories
Lighting, Vision Systems, Fume Extraction a thermocouple meter and a PACE Heat Wave preheating
system and a large board holder are available options to the system.
The PACE ThermoFlo unit meets all applicable EOS/ESD and other government and industry specification
requirements (including MIL-STD-2000 and ANSI-J-STD-001) for high performance and safety.
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Specifications
The ThermoFlo unit is available in either the 115 VAC or 230 VAC version. The 115 VAC version system bears the
FCC Conformity Marking which assures the user that it conforms to all the requirements of FCC Emission Control
Standard, Title 47, Subpart B, Class A. The 230 VAC version system bears the CE Conformity Marking which
assures the user that it conforms to all the requirements of (EU) directive EMC 89/336/EEC & 73/23/EEC.
Available ThermoFlo Configurations
TF 200 Unit - Utilizes PPS 95 Power Source (115VAC) plus tools and accessories.
TF 200E Unit - Utilizes PPS 95E Power Source (230VAC) plus tools and accessories.
TF 500 System - Utilizes PPS 95 Power Source (115VAC), work platform, board holder, tools and accessories.
TF 500E System - Utilizes PPS 95E Power Source (230VAC),work platform, board holder, tools and accessories.
Power Requirements
PPS 95 Power Source - Operates on 97-127 VAC, 60 Hz
(115 VAC version) 575 Watts maximum at 120 VAC, 60 Hz
PPS 95E Power Source - Operates on 197-264 VAC, 50 Hz
(230 VAC version) 575 Watts maximum at 230 VAC, 50 Hz
Air Temperature Range - 93°C - 427°C (200°F - 800°F)
Timing Control - 10 to 999 seconds with 1 second resolution. (does not include preheat time)
Blower Air Flow Rate (measured at heater) - 25 SLPM (0.9 SCFM) minimum at maximum speed (9).
Blower Life & Operation - 1500 hours minimum when operated with duty cycle of 3 minutes on/3
minutes off.
NOTE
The ThermoFlo is designed for cyclical useage. Attempts to use in continuous
operations by taping the handpiece Cycle Switch or other methods will void
Blower Assembly warranty.
Component Capacity - (maximum size) - 5.1 cm x 5.1 cm (2” x 2”)
Physical Parameters
Size - 135 mm H x 165 mm W x 260 mm D (5.3” H x 6.5” W x 9.25” D)
Unit Weight - 4.5 Kg. (9.8 lbs.)
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Product Application
This product is very versatile and may be used to satisfy a variety of application requirements. If you require
assistance in the use of this product with your particular application, contact your local authorized PACE
distributor or contact PACE (See page iv).
Parts Identification
FRONT PANEL
1. CYCLE LIGHT - LED flashes Green when air flow cycle is on.
2. VACUUM LIGHT - LED illuminates Red when vacuum is on.
3. MANUAL MODE LIGHT - LED illuminates Red when unit is in the Manual mode of operation.
4. TIMED MODE REMOVE LIGHT - LED illuminates Red when unit is in the Timed Remove
mode of operation. Also illuminates in Program Mode if selected profile is a removal process.
5. TIMED MODE INSTALL LIGHT - LED illuminates Red when unit is in the Timed Install mode
of operation. Also illuminates in Program Mode if selected profile is an installation process.
6. PROGRAM MODE LIGHT - LED illuminates Red when unit is in the Program mode of
operation.
7. CYCLE KEY - Starts air flow through the heater initiating the reflow cycle in Manual and Timed
Modes and deactivates the air flow when pushed during a reflow cycle. Also initiates selected
rework Profile when in Program Mode.
8. TEMPERATURE SCROLL UP KEY - Increases the Set Temperature in one, then ten degree (if
key is held down) increments.
9. TEMPERATURE SCROLL DOWN KEY - Decreases the Set Temperature in one, then ten degree
(if key is held down) increments.
10. BLOWER SPEED SCROLL UP KEY - Increases the blower speed in increments of one.
11. BLOWER SPEED SCROLL DOWN KEY - Decreases the blower speed in increments of one.
12. CYCLE TIME SCROLL UP KEY - Increases the cycle time in one, then ten second (if key is held
down) increments.
13. CYCLE TIME SCROLL DOWN KEY - Decreases the cycle time in one, then ten second (if key
is held down) increments.
14. PROGRAM KEYPAD - Allows entry of process control parameters and selection of up to 80 user-
defined process control profiles. Individual key functions are:
a) Numbered Keys - Allow entry of numerical parameters plus profile selection in Program Mode.
b) 1/YES & 3/NO Keys - Allows entry of numerical parameters, profile selection and Yes or No
answers to Digital Readout questions when in the Program Mode.
c) EDIT Key - Allows editing of current profile displayed on Digital Readout.
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d) RECALL Key - Allows a stored profile (stored in memory) to be displayed on Digital Readout.
e) SAVE Key - Allows a new, user defined profile to be stored in memory.
f) STEP Key - Advances the user to the next step in the programming sequence. Also allows the
user to step through all stored profiles.
g) BACK Key - Backs the user up to the previous step in the programming sequence. Also allows
the user to step back through profiles stored in memory.
h) ENTER Key - Performs storage of profile at the end of the programming sequence.
15. MODE/ESC KEY - Steps through the modes of operation and is used as an escape key when
editing process control profiles.
16. DIGITAL READOUT - A 2 line LCD display of system information.
Figure 1.
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REAR PANEL
17. POWER SWITCH - Turns system ON and OFF; controls input power to the system.
18. POWER FUSE/FUSEHOLDER -Provides overload protection for the ThermoFlo unit.
19. AC POWER RECEPTACLE - Provides AC power to the system from the outlet through power cord.
20. EARTH GROUND RECEPTACLE - Provides positive earth ground to which a ground cable can be
connected from the workpiece or work surface as part of a static control program.
21. GFI LIGHT - Illuminates Green in color when unit is powered on. Light goes off when a handpiece
ground fault, heater fault or blower fault is detected and heater operation is disabled.
22. HANDPIECE CABLE ENTRY - Hard-wired cable entry from ThermoFlo handpiece to power source.
23. HEAT WAVE CONNECTOR - Provides connection to PACE HeatWave power source to activate
optional preheat system (Heat Wave).
24. COM PORT - Future use communication port.
Figure 2.
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THERMOFLO HANDPIECE
25. VACUUM PICK SWITCH - Activates & deactivates
vacuum pump supply to the Vacuum Pick Assembly.
Switch must be depressed for a period of 0.5 second
before circuit deactivation; activation is immediate.
26. CYCLE SWITCH - Activates reflow cycle (heat & air
flow). Switch must be held to maintain activation in
Manual Mode; in Timed & Program Modes, switch is
pressed & released to initiate set cycle time. Switch
can be used to abort cycle in Timed or Program Mode
operation.
27. VACUUM PICK ADJUST CONTROL - Provides
adjustment for height of Vacuum Pick Assembly (&
Vacuum Cup). Turn clockwise to raise pick or
counterclockwise to lower pick.
28. VACUUM PICK ASSEMBLY - Provides a means to
lift or place components.
29. HEAT SHIELD-Protects the operator from
unintentional contact with the heater.
30. VACUUM CUP - Provides positive holding of
components for positioning during the replacement
process and for lifting of the component during the
removal process.
31. NOZZLE ASSEMBLY - Directs heated air from the
heater assembly to the solder joint areas for soldering
or desoldering of components. Nozzles are optional
parts ordered for a specific application.
32. QUICKFIT NOZZLE ADAPTER - Allows quick
nozzle attachmentand release.
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
33. OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES - Optional accessories
such as a Work Platform, preheating system, lighting
and vision attachments fume extraction and board
holders are available. Accessories are described in
"Systems & Accessories" located in the Replacement
Parts section of this manual.
Figure 3.
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The purpose of this "SAFETY" section is to inform users of the heading guidelines used in this manual to
indicate special Notes, Cautions, Warnings or Dangers. Also included are precautions which must be observed
when operating or servicing this product.
Heading Guidelines
PACE adheres to the following Heading Guidelines (based on OSHA guidelines) when listing special
information or precautions to be taken. Especially important are all procedures and practices which, if not
strictly observed, could result in injury or loss of life.
These "NOTES", "CAUTIONS","WARNINGS" and "DANGERS" are inserted in this manual whenever deemed
necessary. They will appear as shown below.
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NOTE
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
NOTE
Used to indicate a statement of company recommendation or policy. The message may relate directly or
indirectly to the safety of personnel or protection of property. NOTE is not associated directly with a hazard or
hazardous situation and is not used in place of "CAUTION", "WARNING" or "DANGER".
CAUTION
Used to indicate a hazardous situation which may result in minor or moderate injury. May also be used to alert
personnel to conditions, procedures and practices which, if not observed, could result in damage to or destruction
of the product or other equipment.
WARNING
Used to define additional information that if not closely followed might result in serious damage to equipment
and represent a potential for serious personnel injury.
DANGER
Defines additional information that if not closely followed might result in severe personnel injury or death.
Danger is not used for property damage unless personal injury risk is present.

Usage Warnings/Cautions
WARNINGS
1. A fire may arise if the ThermoFlo is not used with care.
2. Do not use the ThermoFlo in the presence of an explosive atmosphere.
3. Be careful when using the ThermoFlo in places where there are combustible materials. Heat may be conducted
to combustible materials which are out of sight.
4. Do not apply heat from the ThermoFlo to one place for a long time. Be sure to place the handpiece on the
standafter use and allow to cool before storage.
5. Do not leave the ThermoFlo unattended while powered on.
CAUTIONS
1. The ThermoFlo handpiece heater assembly housing and any installed nozzle are hot when the system
is being cycled and for a period of time thereafter. DO NOT touch either the heater assembly
housing, nozzle or direct heated air stream. Severe burns may result!
2. Always use the handpiece with the Heat Shield installed except when the handpiece is mounted to its
work platform. The Heat Shield helps to prevent unintentional contact with the heater.
3. Utilize all standard electrical safety precautions when using this or any other electrical equipment.
4. Always use this system in a well-ventilated area. A fume extraction system such as those available
from PACE are highly recommended to protect personnel from solder flux fumes.
5. Exercise proper precautions when using chemicals (e.g., solder paste). Refer to the Material Safety
Data Sheet (MSDS) supplied with each chemical and adhere to all safety precautions recommended
by the manufacturer.
Servicing Precautions
DANGERS
POTENTIAL SHOCK HAZARD - Repair procedures performed on this product should be
performed by qualified service personnel only. Line voltage parts will be exposed when equipment is
disassembled. Service personnel must avoid contact with these parts when troubleshooting.
NOTES
To ensure continued peak performance, use genuine PACE replacement parts.
Precautions
The following are general safety precautions which personnel must understand and follow when using or
servicing this product. These precautions may or may not be included elsewhere in this manual.
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Electrical Requirements
The ThermoFlo unit draws 700 Watts, which is listed on the nameplate on the power source rear panel. A
separate, dedicated AC supply line circuit may be required to adequately power the unit/system. If your power
outlet cannot provide suitable power, arrange for a qualified, licensed electrician to install one for you.
System Set-up
Set up the ThermoFlo unit using the following steps and associated drawings.
1. Remove the ThermoFlo from its shipping container(s). Store the shipping container(s) in a
convenient location. Reuse of these containers will prevent damage if you ship or store the system.
2. Set the ThermoFlo unit on a convenient work bench.
3. Place the POWER Switch (on power source rear panel) in the
"OFF" or "0" position.
4. Inspect all system components to check for shipping damage and to
ensure that all purchased components (standard and options) are
present. Use the drawings provided in the following pages as a
guide for checking the parts that come with the unit. For purchased
options, use the ThermoFlo Accessory Manual (P/N 5050-0421)
supplied with them.
Figure 4.
Set-upetUP
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ANGLE BRACKET KIT
The Angle Bracket Kit elevates the front of the power source to allow easier viewing and access to the front
panel controls. Attach the kit to the ThermoFlo power source using the following instructions.
Figure 5.
1. Turn the power source upside down on the work
bench with the front panel facing away from you.
2. Loosen the 2 Thumb Nuts shown in the
illustration and slide toward the rear of the power
source.
3. Position Angle Bracket to the front of the power
source and just behind the two (2) rubber feet on
the power source case.
4. Slide the 2 mounting slots in the Angle Bracket
beneath the 2 Thumb Screws. You may need to
adjust the Thumb Nuts to provide enough space
between the Thumb Nuts and the power source
case.
5. Tighten Thumb Nuts to secure bracket in position.
6. Remove the paper backing from the two (2) rubber
feet and place in position on the Angle Bracket as
shown in the illustration.
NOTE
The ThermoFlo Unit is shipped with the 2
Thumb Nuts and Mounting Screws attached
tothebottomofthepowersourcecase. Power
sourcesotherthantheThermoFlowillrequire
installation of the 2 Thumb Nuts and 2
MountingScrewsontothepowersourcecase.
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THERMOFLO CUBBY KIT
The ThermoFlo Cubby Kit can be attached to either side of the power source.
To attach the ThermoFlo Cubby Kit (handpiece holder) to the power source, use the following instructions.
Figure 6.
1. Position the Holder as shown with the curved wire
ends directly beneath the mounting holes in the
Cubby Bracket. Secure the Holder to the bracket
using the two (2) Holder Mounting Screws, Washers
and Locknuts.
2. From the rear of the power source, insert the 2
enclosed Bracket Mounting Screws (head first) into
top "T" Slot on the side of the power source case.
Pull the screws toward the front of the power
source.
3. Place the Cubby onto the side of the power source,
inserting the two (2) Mounting Screws through any
two (2) opposing Mounting Holes in the Cubby
Bracket. The multiple mounting holes allow the
user to adjust the Cubby as desired.
4. Install a Thumb Nut onto the end of each Mounting
Screw.
5. Adjust Cubby Bracket flush with front of power
source. Tighten Thumb Nuts to secure bracket in
position.
HOSE RETENTION KIT
The ThermoFlo Hose Retention Kit can be attached to either side of the power source. Attach the Hose
Retention Kit to the power source using the following instructions.
1. Attach the Slide Tube to the Retention Bracket as shown using the Tube Mounting Screw and
Lockwasher. Position tube with Tube Access Hole facing in direction shown. Tighten the Tube
Mounting Screw to secure in position.
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NOTE
The Air Hose and Slide Rod must be positioned to
preventanykinkingoftheHose. KinksintheHosewill
prevent proper air flow when the system is operated
and will cause a deterioration in performance.
Figure 7.
2. From the rear of the power source, insert the 2
enclosed Mounting Screws (head first) into the bottom
"T" Slot on the side of the power source case.
3. Place the Bracket onto the side of the power source,
inserting the two (2) Mounting Screws through the two
(2) Mounting Holes in the bracket.
4. Install a Thumb Nut onto end of each Mounting Screw.
5. Adjust Bracket flush with rear of power source.
Tighten Thumb Nuts to secure bracket in position.
6. Position Locking Collar over end of Slide Tube with
beveled end of collar facing up and with Collar Access
Hole in line with Tube Access Hole.
7. Insert end of Slide Rod through top of Locking Collar
and into the Slide Tube. Slide rod fully into the tube.
8. Install the Locking Screw into the Locking Collar.
Ensure that the collar is positioned properly on the
tube; see step #6. Tighten the Locking Screw and
check the Slide Rod; it should now be secured in
position by the Locking Screw.
9. Check to ensure the the Slide Rod can be moved up
and down when the Locking Screw is loosened and
secured in position when the screw is tightened.
10. Place the ThermoFlo handpiece air hose in position as
shown in the loop at the end of the Slide Rod and with
the handpiece in the cubby (or installed on the Work
Platform). The hose and Slide Rod can be easily
adjusted for optimum use.
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QUICKFIT NOZZLE ADAPTER
The ThermoFlo QuickFit Adapter allows you to easily change out any PACE ThermoFlo Nozzle. Attach the
adapter to the handpiece heater using the following instructions.
1. Insert the QuickFit Adapter into the end of the
handpiece heater as shown.
2. Position the QuickFit Adapter so the Line on the heater
is aligned with one of the 3 lines (1 long & 2 short
lines) on the Locking Collar. Tighten Collar Locking
Screw to secure adapter in position.
Figure 8.
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
Install all purchased options (e.g., work platform, lights, camera system) at this time. A separate installation/
instruction manual (PACE part number 5050-0421) is enclosed with these options.
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POWER UP
1. Insert the power cord into the AC Power Receptacle located on the rear panel of the power source.
CAUTION
To insure operator safety, the AC supply receptacle must be checked for
proper grounding before initial system operation.
2. Plug the power cord into the AC supply receptacle.
3. Turn the Power Switch to the "ON" ("I") position.
4. Test the system for proper operation. Refer to the "Quick Start"
portion of this manual.
Figure 9.
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