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Labormat TH
11. Operating the Labormat TH
11.1 Filling with water
Open the lid of the device (4) and
remove the flask baskets (optional)
and support plate (55). The rear wall of
the water tank features an angle mark.
This indicates the maximum permissible
water level.
Important: Never fill the device
above this mark. Overfilling can
cause leaks in the pump system
which in turn causes water to be
discharged.
There are two ways of filling the device:
1. Manual filling
Use a suitable vessel (e. g. bucket) or
water hose to fill the requisite water
volume (approx. 15 litres) directly into
the heating basin through the opening
in the device.
11.2 Establishing operational readiness
1. Press the red main switch (14) in the
control panel (7) to activate the power
supply. The pilot light integrated in the
switch lights up indicating operational
readiness of the device.
2. Set the rotary knob (19) on the thermo-
stat (22) to the requisite water tempera-
ture. Important: The Labormat TH
pump does not work until an
operating temperature of 65 °C
has been reached. This reliably pre-
vents wax deposits in the pump housing
and spray system thereby preventing
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2. Fixed connection
A water supply hose (
D1017E)
available as an option connects the
Labormat TH directly with the water
line (shut-off valve required). Unscrew
the seal nut at the back of the device
and firmly connect the supply hose with
the lock nut on the water inlet (top left
on rear of device). Connect the other
end of the connection hose to the water
line directly via a shut-off valve. Open
the shut-off valve and fill in water as far
as the maximum level. Replace the sup-
port plate (55) and flask baskets (acces-
sories, please refer to page 31) in the
device and close the lid (4).
functional faults. When the pre-set tem-
perature is reached, the yellow pilot
light (17) in the control panel stays on.
It takes approx. 20 minutes to heat the
water to 65 °C.
It takes approx. 40 minutes to heat the
water to 95 °C.
11.3 Boiling out
Raise the double lid (4) at the handle
The Labormat TH avails of a double lid. For
(53) and fold backwards. Place the
brief boiling out using the hand spray (30),
items to be boiled out on the support
only raise the sealing cover at the han-
plate (55) or in the flask baskets avail-
dle (53) and fold backwards. Place the
able as an option. Close the lid (4) and
item to be cleaned (e. g. articulator) on
activate the timer (19/20) in the con-
the perforated metal lid and remove the
trol panel (7). The spray function can be
hand spray (30) from the holder (10).
pre-selected variably between 0 and 6
Set the timer (19/20) to the specified
minutes. As an alternative to the timer
cleaning time or press the hold button
(19/20), the green hold button (15) in
(15) while pressing the pressure switch
the control panel can also be pressed to
on the hand spray.
automatically trigger the spray process
The white pilot light (16) lights up in
which is maintained for as long as the
the control panel during the active spray
hold button is pressed.
process.
Important: The timers on the
Important: Spray tubes, flask bas-
Labormat device should not be
kets and all other internal metal
turned anticlockwise mechani-
surfaces display high tempera-
cally. This over-stresses the
tures during and after use. They
internal parts and can expose the
should not be touched – even
clocks to fast wear.
briefly – without using the desig-
nated handles.
11.4 Polymerising
thermostat (24) and boil-dry protec-
Labormat devices are also suitable for
tion (21), and must not be removed
polymerising hot-polymerising resins
or displaced except when subjecting
using metal the flask technology. Do
the device to overall cleaning. Various
this by opening the double lid (4) and
temperature levels can also be realised
removing the flask baskets (optional)
via the thermostat controller (19/22)
and support plate (55) (Caution: Risk
of burning – only touch using the
to ensure homogeneous plastic poly-
merisation. During the polymerisation
designated handles) and submerge
process, the Labormat can also be used
the flasks directly in the preheated
as a boil-out unit; replace the support
water tank. The base of the water tank
plate (55) and flask baskets (optional)
features a perforated metal cover (6)
in the device and proceed as outlined
which protects the heating element (28)
in the section on „Boiling out".
underneath and the sensors for the
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