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Silent V4
Nr. 2933 0000
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Silent V4
Nr. 2933 0000
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1. Introduction.....................................................................................................2
1.1 Symbols ..................................................................................................................................................2
2. Safety ............................................................................................................3
2.1 Intended Use...........................................................................................................................................3
2.2 Improper Use ..........................................................................................................................................3
2.3 Ambient Conditions for Safe Operation...................................................................................................3
2.4 Ambient Conditions for Storage and Transport.......................................................................................3
2.5 Hazard and Warning Information ............................................................................................................3
2.5.1 General Information.............................................................................................................................................................3
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2.6 Authorized Persons.................................................................................................................................4
2.7 Disclaimer ...............................................................................................................................................4
3. Product Description ........................................................................................ 5
3.1 General Description ................................................................................................................................5
3.2 Components and Functional Elements...................................................................................................5
3.3 Scope of Delivery....................................................................................................................................6
3.4 Accessories.............................................................................................................................................6
4. Setting Up.......................................................................................................7
4.1 Unpacking...............................................................................................................................................7
4.2 Setup.......................................................................................................................................................7
4.2.1 Integration in existing Workbench.......................................................................................................................................7
4.2.2 External Exhaust Air Route .................................................................................................................................................7
4.3 Electrical Connection ..............................................................................................................................7
4.4 Compressed Air Connection ...................................................................................................................7
4.5 Connection to the Extraction Point..........................................................................................................8
4.6 Quattro Control-Box (= QCB)..................................................................................................................8
4.6.1 Installation of the Quattro Control-Box................................................................................................................................8
4.6.2 Connecting the Electric Appliances.....................................................................................................................................9
5. Operation........................................................................................................9
5.1 Switching the Unit On..............................................................................................................................9
5.1.1 Stand-By..............................................................................................................................................................................9
5.2 Suction Performance...............................................................................................................................9
5.3 Turbo Level ...........................................................................................................................................10
5.4 Operation ..............................................................................................................................................10
5.4.1 Single Use........................................................................................................................................................................10
5.4.2 Multi Use ..........................................................................................................................................................................11
5.4.3 Automatic Operation / Manual Operation.........................................................................................................................11
5.4.4 Priority of the Quattro Control-Box...................................................................................................................................11
5.4.5 Favorite Status.................................................................................................................................................................12
5.5 Filter Cleaning.......................................................................................................................................12
5.5.1 Cleaning when switched on..............................................................................................................................................12
5.5.2 Cleaning during a work break...........................................................................................................................................12
5.5.3 Enforced cleaning.............................................................................................................................................................12
5.6 Programming.........................................................................................................................................13
5.6.1 Self Diagnosis ..................................................................................................................................................................13
5.6.2 Audible Signal ..................................................................................................................................................................14
5.6.3 Emptying the Dust Drawer ...............................................................................................................................................14
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1. Introduction
1.1 Symbols
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Danger
This indicates a direct risk of injury. Consult accompanying documents!
Electrical current
This indicates a risk of hazard due to an electrical current.
Attention
Disregarding this warning may result in damage to equipment.
Note
This provides the operator with useful information to improve and ease use.
The device complies with the requirements of the applicable EU directives.
The device is subject to the EU directive 2002/96/EG (WEEE directive).
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Other symbols are explained as they occur.
5.6.4 Switch On Threshold........................................................................................................................................................15
5.6.5 Switch Off Threshold (0 - 30 sec.)....................................................................................................................................15
5.6.6 Operating Hours Counter.................................................................................................................................................16
5.6.7 Single / Multi Use .............................................................................................................................................................17
6. Cleaning / Maintenance.................................................................................18
6.1 Emptying the Dust Drawer....................................................................................................................18
6.2 Changing the Fine Filter .......................................................................................................................18
6.3 Safety Fuses.........................................................................................................................................19
6.3.1 Extraction .........................................................................................................................................................................19
6.3.2 Quattro Control-Box .........................................................................................................................................................19
6.4 Factory Set Parameter..........................................................................................................................20
6.5 Spare Parts...........................................................................................................................................20
7. Troubleshooting.............................................................................................20
7.1 Error codes............................................................................................................................................22
8. Technical Data...............................................................................................23
8.1 Silent V4................................................................................................................................................23
8.2 Quattro Control-Box..............................................................................................................................24
9. Warranty........................................................................................................24
10. Disposal Information......................................................................................24
10.1 Disposing of Consumables ...................................................................................................................24
10.2 Disposing of the Unit.............................................................................................................................24
10.2.1 Disposal Instructions for countries in the EU....................................................................................................................24
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2. Safety
2.1 Intended Use
This device is designed to extract dry, non-explosive dust.
This device is intended solely for commercial use in a dental laboratory.
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cerning operation, servicing and maintenance.
2.2 Improper Use
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The extraction of liquids, smoldering or burning materials is prohibited.
This device is not intended for private, household use.
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device. The manufacturer shall not be liable for damages caused by improper use.
This device may only be serviced with accessories and spare parts supplied by the company Renfert.
The use of other equipment is deemed as improper and carries the risk of serious injury.
2.3 Ambient Conditions for Safe Operation
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 Up to an altitude of 2,000 m above sea level,
 At an ambient temperature of between 5 - 40 ºC [41 - 104 ºF] *),
 At a maximum relative humidity of 80 % at 31 ºC [87.8 ºF], dropping to a linear of up to 50 %
 Relative humidity at 40 ºC [104 ºF] *),
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 Under contamination level 2 conditions,
 Under over-voltage category II conditions,
*) Between 5 - 30 ºC [41 - 86 ºF] the device can be operated at a relative humidity of up to 80 %. At temperatures between
31 - 40 ºC [87.8 - 104 ºF] the humidity must decrease proportionally in order to ensure operational readiness (e.g. at
35 ºC [95 ºF] = 65 % humidity, at 40 ºC [104 ºF] = 50 % humidity). The device may not be operated at temperatures
above 40 ºC [104 ºF].
2.4 Ambient Conditions for Storage and Transport
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 Ambient temperature -20 – +60 ºC [-4 – +140 ºF].
 Maximum relative humidity 80 %
2.5 Hazard and Warning Information
2.5.1 General Information
ŹIf the device is not used in compliance with the supplied instructions, the safety of the device
can no longer be guaranteed.
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ŹThe device may only be plugged into outlets which are connected to the protective conductor
system.
ŹThe mains plug must be easily accessible.
ŹDisconnect the device from the mains before carrying out work on the electrical parts.
ŹCheck connection cables (such as power supply cords), tubes and housing (i.e. the key-pad)
regularly for damage (i.e. kinks, cracks and porosity) or signs of ageing.
Devices with damaged connection cables, tubes or housing parts or other defects must not be
operated!
ŹDefective devices must be put out of service immediately. Remove the mains plug and ensure
the device is not used. Send the device for repair!
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ŹOnly operate the device under supervision.
ŹThe use of unauthorized accessories may be an impediment to the safety of the device.
Use spare parts and accessories supplied by Renfert only.
ŹObserve the accident prevention regulations by the trade association!
ŹIt is the responsibility of the operator that national regulations during operation and regarding a
repeated safety inspection of electrical equipment are complied with.
For Germany these are BGV A3 in relation with VDE 0701-0702.
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ŹThe appliance socket connections in the Quattro Control-Box (15, Fig. 1), are only for use as de-
scribed in the Instructions for Use. If other electrical appliances are connected, this may cause
damage.
ŹBefore connecting a piece of electrical equipment to the Quattro Control-Box, please ensure the
equipment is switched off.
ŹRead the operating instructions of the other appliance and comply with the safety instructions
contained in the document.
ŹPlease observe the national regulations and permitted exposure to dust in a working environ-
ment. Please ask the “National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health” or other responsi-
ble authority.
ŹAlways refer to the relevant safety data sheets, when extracting hazardous materials,
ŹAlways wear protective gear, when extracting hazardous materials.
ŹIt is necessary to wear suitable personal protective equipment when emptying the dust drawer
or cleaning, depending on the type of extracted material.
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and accident prevention regulations!
ŹMake sure the dust drawer is fully closed during operation.
ŹDo not operate without a suction hose.
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ŹDo not extract hot materials.
ŹDo not extract liquids.
ŹIf the dust extractor is employed to extract hazardous materials, appropriate personal protec-
tive gear must be worn and steps must be taken to ensure that the exhaust air is properly venti-
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ŹDispose of extracted material according to local statutory regulations.
2.6 Authorized Persons
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Minors and pregnant women may only operate and service the device if they are wearing appropriate
protective gear, in particular if the device is being used to extract hazardous materials.
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2.7 Disclaimer
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tions.
ŹThe product is altered in any way other than those alterations described in the operating in-
structions.
ŹThe product is not repaired by an authorized facility or if non-original Renfert parts are imple-
mented.
ŹThe product continues to be used despite obvious safety faults or damage.
ŹThe product is subjected to mechanical impacts or is dropped.
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3. Product Description
3.1 General Description
This device is a workbench extraction unit for the extraction of dusts generated in a dental laboratory.
The extraction unit comprises four suction channels, one suction point (e.g. workbench) can be con-
nected to each channel.
The extraction unit can be operated both manually and automatically, depending on the connected,
electrical, dust-generating equipment.
3.2 Components and Functional Elements
1 Silent V4
2 Key-pad
3 On / Off switch
4 Front panel
5 Dust drawer
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7 Pinch valve with suction port (rotatable)
8 Suction hose (not contained in delivery)
9 Compressed air tube
10 QCB Interface cable
11 USB Connection
12 QCB Interface
13 Connection to power supply Silent V4
14 Device protection switch
15 Quattro Control-Box (= QCB)
16 Device coupler socket
17 Power supply QCB
18 Power cable
1 x Silent V4 (the 120 V version is attached to
the Silent V4)
1 x QCB (the 120 V version is attached to the
QCB)
19 Cool air connection
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3 On / off switch
30 Menu key
31 Self-diagnosis on / off
32 Audible signal on / off
33 Display / Programming dust drawer full
34 Programming start-up threshold
35 Programming shut off delay
36 Operating hours counter
37 7 segment display
38 Suction level display
39 Turbo level display
40 Favorite status display
41 Suction hose display
42 Suction hose keys
43 Operating mode display (single / multi)
44 Operating mode key (single / multi use)
45 Enter button, save input / display enter
button
46 Button / display function of button
47 Display factory setting
48 Button / display function of button
49 Turbo key / turbo key function
3.3 Scope of Delivery
1 Silent V4
1 Power cable Silent V4 (the 120 V version is attached to the Silent V4)
1 Quattro Control-Box (= QCB)
1 Power cable QCB (the 120 V version is attached to the QCB)
1 QCB interface cable
1 Operating instructions
1 Quick reference card
1 Compressed air tube (sealed)
3.4 Accessories
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90215 0823 Suction hose, 9 m
90003 4305 Tube support adapter
90003 4430 Suction hose adapter universal
2933 0002 External exhaust air duct Silent V4
2933 0003 Cooling air tube Silent V4 (when installing the Silent V4 in existing furnishings)
2933 0004 Unit base feet, adjustable (Set) (when installing the Silent V4 in existing furnishings)
2933 0005 Conversion kit Front panel Silent V4
2933 0420 Remote control starter set
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4. Setting Up
4.1 Unpacking
Remove the device and all the accessories from the delivery package.
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Check the delivery for completeness (refer to the “3.3 Scope of Delivery” section).
4.2 Setup
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bench).
Up to four suction points can be connected to the extraction unit.
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 The exhaust air duct at the back of the unit is not hindered.
 The distance to the suction points is approximately even (see section 4.5).
 The front of the device is easily accessible for removal of dust drawer.
4.2.1 Integration in existing Workbench
If the extractor is to be integrated within an existing workbench, it is essential to ensure of an
external source of cooling air! Please use the cool air tube which is available as an accessory.
Insert the cool air tube into the cool air connection (19, Fig.1).
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- Cool air is sucked in and not the warmed air exhaust air from the extraction unit.
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A ventilation outlet is necessary to allow the warm exhaust air coming from the back of the device to
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nal exhaust air duct (see accessories).
The height of the unit can be altered via the adjustable feet at the base of the unit (see accessories).
The installation details are supplied with the unit feet.
4.2.2 External Exhaust Air Route
An external exhaust air route (see accessories) allows the extracted air to leave the laboratory.
The installation details are supplied with the external exhaust air route.
4.3 Electrical Connection
Before connecting the device, ensure that the voltage infor-
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power supply.
Arrange the conducting parts (plug sockets, plugs and cou-
plings) and install the extension cord so that the protection
class is retained.
Switch the device OFF at the On / Off switch (3, Fig.1)
Connect the power cable (18) to the power supply (13). With
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extraction unit.
Insert the mains cable into the plug socket.
4.4 Compressed Air Connection
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 To open and close the pneumatic pinch valves,
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On the device, the compressed air tube is sealed (9, Fig. 1).
Connect the compressed air tube with assembled coupling to the compressed air supply.
Observe the minimum / maximum connection pressure; see section 8.1, Technical Data!
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The compressed air must be clean, dry (no condensation) and free from oil. Moist compressed
air can cause damage to the appliance!
The compressed air supply tube leading from the compressor to the appliance should be no
less than 10 mm in diameter.
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4.5 Connection to the Extraction Point
The extraction point is at the extractor connection
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The items “pinch valve and suction ports” are rotat-
able.
When you turn the pinch valve, please ensure
that there are no kinks in the compressed air
tubes and that they are not unintentionally
ripped off!
The suction ports are marked with the letters A, B,
C, D on the compressed air tubes, so that the suc-
tion channels can be easily allocated.
As required, turn the pinch valve with the suction
port (7) into the correct direction.
Insert the suction tube (8, not contained in deliv-
ery) into the suction port (7).
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use a tube connection adapter (see accessories)
to prevent background extraction noise and loss
of suction.
Attach the suction tube to the relevant suction
point (e.g. Dustex master plus, suction hood,
etc.).
In order to achieve a good, even suction per-
formance, the suction tubes should be approxi-
mately the same length and no longer than 3 m.
Long suction hoses, tight bends and kinks will considerably reduce the extraction force at the
extraction point.
If different suction hose lengths are used, the extraction force will be lower at the extraction
point with the longer hose.
Make sure that the suction hoses are the same length and diameter. Excess hose can be cut to
size or laid in a large arch.
Avoid steep pitches or hanging points along the hose path.
4.6 Quattro Control-Box (= QCB)
With the QCB (15) it is possible to switch the suction on
and off and to activate and deactivate relevant suction
channels depending on the requirements of the dust gen-
erating electrical appliances.
Up to four different electrical appliances can be connect-
ed to the appliance socket connections (16) at the QCB.
When the electrical appliance is activated, the relevant
suction channel opens.
The appliance socket connections (16) are marked with
the letters A, B, C, D so that the suction channels can be
easily allocated.
4.6.1 Installation of the Quattro Control-Box
Position the Quattro Control-Box so that the electrical ap-
pliances can be easily connected.
Power supply:
Before connecting the electrical appliance, please ensure that the voltage information on the
type plate is compatible with the local power supply.
Insert the supplied power cable (18, Fig. 1) into the power connection at the QCB (17, Fig. 5). In the
120 V version, the power cable is attached to the QCB.
Insert the power cable into the socket.
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Connecting to the Silent V4:
Connect the QCB interface cable (10) to
QCB interface (12) on the extraction unit.
Connect the QCB interface cable (10) to
the connection point (20) of the Quattro
Control-Box.
4.6.2 Connecting the Electric Appliances
Connect the electric appliances to the appliance socket connections (16, Fig. 5) on the QCB
(A, B, C, D). Observe the allocation of the socket connections – suction channel / pinch valve.
When connecting the electronic equipment to the Quattro Control-Box, ensure that the total
sum of currents from the connected electrical appliances does not exceed the maximum per-
missible load on the Quattro Control-Box (see section 8.2, Technical Data).
5. Operation
The extractor unit is operated via the buttons on the key-pad (Fig. 2).
5.1 Switching the Unit On
The extractor is switched ON and OFF at the On / Off switch (3).
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Action / Result Note
Switch on On / off switch (3)
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5.1.1 Stand-By
In the stand-by mode the display is dark.
Change to the stand-by mode:
 If no button has been pressed and no suction hose is open for a period of 2 min.
Leave stand-by mode:
 Press any button.
 To switch on one of the connected Quattro Control-Box appliances. Once switched on, the suction
hose will open immediately and the extractor turbine will activate.
5.2 Suction Performance
The suction performance can be set at four different
levels. The current suction level is shown in the
display (38). To see the allocation of the suction level
to the suction channels, see section 5.4.1 Single Use
and section 5.4.2 Multi Use.
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 Key (48), to select higher suction level
 Key (46), to select lower suction level
The suction performance of a particular suction level
is automatically adjusted i.e. when a suction channel
is either closed or switched off and according to the
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and the number of open suction channels. If the extraction unit is running at its maximum level,
it may occur that one particular suction point does not achieve its full potential.
In this case, in order to increase the suction level at this particular suction point, it is necessary
to close one or more other suction channels.
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5.3 Turbo Level
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an additional turbo level.
In this case the extraction unit runs at its maximum
performance.
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(39) at the suction level display.
Switch turbo level on:
Press turbo key (49).
Switch turbo level off:
Press turbo key (49) again
Ƈthe previously used suction level will automati-
cally be resumed
orpress key (46)
ƇSsuction level four will be set.
it is NOT possible to select the turbo level on a suction tube which has the favorite status (see
section 5.4.5).
5.4 Operation
It is only possible to change from single to multi use mode if all suction channels are closed!
For this reason, close the suction on all suction channels before changing.
5.4.1 Single Use
When in single use, the suction takes place at only suction point.
Select single use:
Press operation mode key (44) repeatedly until
Ƈthe single mode symbol (51) is shown.
The suction level display will remain dark until a suction channel is opened.
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Pressing the relevant suction channel key (42).
or
By switching on one of the electrical appliances connected to the Quattro Control-Box.
ƇThe letter of the opened suction channel is shown in the display.
It is only possible to change the suction level and select the turbo level on this particular opened suc-
tion channel.
The suction level and also the selected turbo level are automatically saved for each individual
suction channel, and reset when the suction channel is opened.
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5.4.2 Multi Use
When in multi use, multiple suction channels are open at the same time.
The suction performance is evenly distributed over all opened suction channels.
Select multi use:
Press operation mode key (44) repeatedly until
Ƈthe multi mode symbol (52) is shown.
ƇThe suction level display will show the level which was last used in the multi use mode.
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Pressing the relevant suction channel key (42).
or
By switching on one of the electrical appliances connected to the Quattro Control-Box.
ƇThe letters of the opened suction channels are shown in the display.
It is possible to change the suction level and select the turbo level with and without an opened suction
channel.
When one suction channel is opened, the suction turbine with the set suction level is activated.
If multiple suction channels are opened, the extraction unit increases its performance, so that all suc-
tion points achieve their allocated set suction performance.
The suction level and the selected turbo level are automatically saved and reset when the multi
use mode is selected the next time.
5.4.3 Automatic Operation / Manual Operation
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 Automatic operation or
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Automatic operation:
With the appliances, which are connected to the Quattro Control Box, it is possible to switch the suction
turbine on and open the relevant suction channel (when the electrical appliance is activated) or close
the relevant suction channel (when the electrical appliance is deactivated).
The switching threshold, the point in time when a suction channel is opened / closed, can be set indi-
vidually for each suction channel (see section 5.6.4).
Manual operation:
The suction channel is opened by pressing the key (42, Fig. 2).
5.4.4 Priority of the Quattro Control-Box
The signals from a connected QCB have priority over the suction channel keys.
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 If a suction channel has been opened by a suction channel key, and then in addition by the QCB, this
can no longer be closed via suction channel key, but instead can only be closed by the QCB.
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5.4.5 Favorite Status
ONLY possible in the Multi Use mode!
The favorite status allows ONE suction channel to be designated an individual suction level.
If the suction channel with the favorite status is opened, the suction level is adjusted to this value and
then also applies to all opened suction channels.
If the suction channel with the favorite status is closed, the suction level then returns back to the level
selected in the multi use mode.
To designate the favorite status and suction level:
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ƇThe letter allocated to that particular suction channel blinks.
ƇA dot (40) shows the favourite status.
Using / keys (46, 48) select the required suction level.
Press the enter key (45).
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Press the menu key (30, Fig. 2).
It is not possible to select the turbo level on a suction tube which has the favorite status.
Cancel favorite status:
Press and hold down the suction tube key (42) from the channel with the assigned favorite status.
ƇThe dot next to the letter will disappear.
5.5 Filter Cleaning
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cleaning mechanism.
The cleaning process takes approximately 20 sec. During this time no suction channel can be opened.
5.5.1 Cleaning when switched on
The cleaning process takes place each time the extraction unit is switched on.
ƇThe display shows “Cod01”.
5.5.2 Cleaning during a work break
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ƇThe display shows “Cod01”.
ƇAn acoustic signal is sent 3 x.
The cleaning process will take place as long as no suction channel is open.
5.5.3 Enforced cleaning
If it is not possible for the extraction unit to carry out the cleaning process during a work break, (see
section 5.5.2) an enforced cleaning procedure will take place as soon as the suction performance falls
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ƇThe error “Err01” is shown in the display.
ƇAn acoustic signal is sent 3 x.
ƇAll suction channels are closed.
ƇThe automatic cleaning process takes place.
ƇSuction channels which were previously open before cleaning, are then reopened.
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5.6 Programming
The menu function enables various extractor settings to be preset and saved.
In order to set different parameter, press the menu key (30) repeatedly.
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the settings have been successfully saved.
If you do not wish to save the adjustments, press the menu key again (30) and the programming will be
aborted.
If the word “default” is shown in the display (47) press the buttons and (46, 48) together to revert
to the standard factory settings (see table in section 6.4).
5.6.1 Self Diagnosis
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When activated, the extraction unit carries out a self diagnosis immediately after having been switched
on.
The suction turbine is switched on and each suction channel is opened individually in order to remove
possible deposits from the suction tubes.
This process takes approximately 30 seconds.
If a fault is discovered during the self diagnosis, then this will be signalized with an error code (see
section 7.1). Please continue as described in section 7.1.
Press menu key (30) 1 x.
ƇThe diagnosis symbol (31) blinks.
Switch the self diagnosis ON or OFF using the /buttons (46, 48).
Press the enter button (45).
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5.6.2 Audible Signal
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switched on or off. The audible signal symbol (32) shows whether the signal is on or off.
It is not advisable to switch these acoustic signals off.
Press menu key (30) 2 x.
ƇThe audible signal symbol (32) blinks.
Switch the self diagnosis ON or OFF using the / buttons (46, 48).
Press the enter button (45).
5.6.3 Emptying the Dust Drawer
Depending on the operating time, the suction turbine will demand that the dust drawer on the extraction
unit is emptied.
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Stage Time / h
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Press menu key (30) 3 x.
ƇThe dust drawer symbol (33) blinks.
ƇThe set stage is shown in the display.
Change the level using the / buttons (46, 48).
Press enter button (45).
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5.6.4 Switch On Threshold
The switch on threshold for automatic operation (see section 5.4.3) can be individually set and saved
for each suction channel.
Press menu key (30) 4 x.
ƇThe start-up threshold symbol (34) blinks.
ƇThe letters A, B, C, D blink.
Press the suction hose button (42) of the suction which is to be adjusted
ƇThe letter of the selected hose is indicated.
ƇThe display shows „OFF“.
Switch the electrical appliance off. Units equipped with a stand-by mode should be switched to
stand-by (e.g. in the case of a hand piece, only switch the controller on without activating the hand
piece).
Press the enter button (45).
ƇThe display shows “ON”.
Switch the electrical appliance on, e.g. activate the hand piece at the speed at which you require the
suction hose to open.
Press the enter button (45).
Select the next suction hose which you would like to adjust, or quit this menu by pressing the menu
key (30).
After selecting the suction channel, press the / keys both at the same time to set the switch-
on and switch-off threshold back to the factory setting (20 W).
5.6.5 Switch Off Threshold (0 - 30 sec.)
Programmable switch off threshold is only relevant for automatic operation.
In manual mode press the vacuum channel button to close a vacuum channel immediately. It is
only with the last channel that the stopping time is about 3 seconds and cannot be adjusted.
Switch off threshold = the time taken for the suction channel to close after the electrical appliance has
been switched off. In other words, from when the pinch valve shuts and the suction turbine switches off
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 dust deposits in the suction tube,
 the extraction unit from having to switch on and off too often when the electrical appliance is switched
on and off at short intervals,
an individual switch off threshold can be set and saved for each suction channel.
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Press menu key (30) 5 x.
ƇThe switch off time symbol (35) blinks.
ƇThe letters A, B, C, D blink.
Press the suction channel key (42) of the channel which is to be set.
ƇThe letter of the suction channel to be set is shown in the display.
ƇIn the display, the set switch off time for the suction channel is shown in seconds.
Using the / keys (46, 48) alter and set the required switch off time.
Press the enter key (45).
Using the suction channel key (42), select the next suction channel or leave this mode by pressing
the menu key (30).
5.6.6 Operating Hours Counter
The operating hours counter records the turbine running time.
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how often the operating hours counter has been reset.
Read total operating hours:
Press menu key (30) 6 x.
ƇThe operating hours symbol (36) blinks.
Ƈ“Total” is displayed (36).
ƇThe total amount of operating hours is displayed.
To leave the mode press menu key (30) 2 x.
Reset partial operating hours:
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Press menu key (30) 6 x.
ƇThe operating hours symbol (36) blinks.
Press key (46).
Ƈ“Reset” is shown (36).
ƇThe number of operating hours since the last reset is shown.
Press and hold / keys (46, 48) at the same time until the operating hours are reset to zero.
ƇThe digit “zero” blinks.
To leave this mode press key (30) or press the enter key (45).
Read the number of resets:
Press menu key (30) 6 x.
ƇThe operating hours symbol (36) blinks.
Press key (46) 2 x.
Ƈ“Reset” is displayed.
ƇThe display shows “no” (= number) and how often the operating hours counter has been reset.
To leave this mode press key (30) or press the enter key (45).
Using the / keys it is possible to alternate between the functions “read total operating
hours” / “reset operating hours” / “see number of resets” without leaving this menu item.
5.6.7 Single / Multi Use
This menu item determines which operating mode will be activated after the unit is switched on.
Press menu key (30) 7 x.
ƇEither the single use symbol (51, Fig. 10), or the multi use symbol (52) will blink.
Press the operating mode key (44) many times until the required operating mode is set.
Press the enter key (45).
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6. Cleaning / Maintenance
Inside the extractor there are small parts which require maintenance.
Opening the device, other than for the processes described below, is not permissible!
6.1 Emptying the Dust Drawer
After 95 % of the set time (see section 5.6.3) has elapsed, the unit will demand the dust drawer to be
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ƇThe dust drawer symbol blinks (33, Fig. 2).
Remove dust drawer:
Pull the front panel off towards the front (4, Fig. 1).
Remove the locking plate entirely (23).
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Push the locking plate in completely above the dust drawer and hold it tight when pulling out the dust
drawer.
Pull out the dust drawer (5) and empty.
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Replace the dust drawer:
Push the entire dust drawer into the extraction unit.
Pull out the locking plate.
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Clean the locking plate.
Push the locking back underneath the dust drawer.
First place the base of the front panel onto the unit, then push the upper part of the panel against the
snap fasteners to close.
For the dust drawer to be correctly registered the suction must be switched on and the dust
drawer must have been removed for at least 15 seconds.
6.2 Changing the Fine Filter
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Switch the extraction unit on.
Pull the front panel off (4, Fig. 1) towards the front.
Remove the 12 screws (26) from the cover plate
(24) and remove this.
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forwards.
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of properly.
Before installing, vacuum the inside space of the
extraction unit and clean the sealing surface!
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and close.
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closed.
Replace the cover plate and close with the
screws.
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the unit, then push the upper part of the panel
against the snap fasteners to close.
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screws (25, Fig. 25) have not been tightened
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6.3 Safety Fuses
If a safety fuse is repeatedly released, this means a safety switch within the device is defect.
Please send the device in for repair!
6.3.1 Extraction
The extractor is safeguarded by two device overload
switches (14).
If an overload switch is released, it can be reset by pressing
the button back in.
14
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6.3.2 Quattro Control-Box
ŹOnly the 230 V Version
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Never install fuses with greater values.
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Unplug the power cable from the QCB.
Using a screwdriver, dismantle the fuse holder (27) and
pull out as far as it will go.
Remove the defect fuse and replace with a new fuse in
the same position (close to the housing).
Insert the fuse holder as far as it will go, until it locks in
place.
Fig. 28
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