Liability Exclusion; Operating Elements; Commissioning, Operation - Renfert Hotty Mode D'emploi

• Liquid waxes can cause burns.
Do not move the unit when in
use!
• During operation, the wax pot (E)
is heated up to its rims. Improp-
er use or handling can result in
burns even approx. within 30 min-
utes after power off.
• The hotty is designed to be used
exclusively in conjunction with
commercially available dental
waxes. Never use the unit to heat
other types of materials!
• Please note:
Overfilled pots can overflow!
• Materials whose flash point is
under 175 °C [347 °F] may not be
stored in proximity to the hotty or
come in contact with the hotty.
• Do not rinse or dip into water.
Hazardous voltage can cause
electric shock!

3.1 Liability Exclusion

Renfert GmbH shall be absolved
from all claims for damages or
warranty if:
• The product is employed for any
purposes other than those cited
in the operating instructions;
• The product is altered in any way
other than those alterations de-
scribed in the operating instruc-
tions;
• The product is repaired by other
than an authorized facility or if
any but Renfert OEM parts are
employed;
• The product continues to be
employed, despite obvious safety
faults;
• The product is subjected to me-
chanical jarring or is dropped.
EN

4. Operating Elements

A) On / Off switch
B) Lid
C) LED indicator
>> Operation LED = green
>> Warm-up phase = red
D) Power cord
E) Wax pot
F) Potentiometer
5. Commissioning / Operation
1. Connect the hotty to the wall outlet
(Fig. 2).
2. Swivel the cover (B) back (Fig. 3).
3. Add the dipping wax to the pot (E)
(Fig. 4).
4. Switch the hotty on at the main power
switch (A).
The operation LED (C - green) then
goes on. During the warm-up phase
the red LED (C) also remains on.
5. Turn the potentiometer (F) that gives
you setpoint between 60 °C [140 °F]
and 110 °C [230 °F] in increments
of 10 °C [18 °F] until you reach the
desired operating temperature (Fig. 5).
6. Once the unit reaches the setpoint
temperature, the red LED goes out
(C). The red LED would light up shortly
when regulating the temperature suc-
cessively.
5.1 Correct dipping (Fig. 6)
• Support the hand comfortably.
• Do a quick dip to just beyond the prepa-
ration border.
• Slowly and evenly remove the die from
the wax.
• Just before the tip comes out hold it
steady in the pot for a short time so that
any excess wax can drip down.
- 2 -
(Fig. 1)