Installation; Unpacking; Supply Status; Handling - tecnodent SERENITY NEXT Mode D'emploi

3.1. U
NPACKING
To remove the cardboard box, it is necessary to cut the straps and to unscrew the screws located in the lower part of the box.
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3.2. S
UPPLY STATUS
The following elements must be contained inside the packaging:
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A SERENITY NEXT chair;
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A paper towel roll;
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An operating instruction manual;
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A bottle of fabric cleaner.
In case of mistake or missing parts, contact the dealer to ask for assistance.
3.3. H .
ANDLING
To remove the chair from the wooden pallet, it is necessary to remove the two screws which fix the chair base to the pallet, situated
in the front side of the base (see figure 3).
To move the chair from the wooden pallet, one or more assistants are needed.
In its front part, the chair can be displaced by grabbing the side instrument holders or the operator's foot rest (G).
For the rear part, a transport handle (F) is available. It can be assembled between the two lifting columns and has to be re-moved
once the chair is displaced.
3.4. I
NSTALLATION
3.4.1. Typical installation.
Proceed as follows:
1. Be sure that the installation site conforms to local regulatory technical requirements for medical studios or outpatient clinics;
2. Be sure that the electrical system of the cabinet has a safe earthing and a residual-current device system;
3. Be sure that the main supply of the electrical wiring of the cabinet corresponds to the one of the identification label;
4. Check that the fuses, located in the lower part of the base, are correctly fixed, because during transport they could have
become loose;
5. Connect the power cable firstly to the chair and then to the power socket;
6. Activate the main switch to turn on the chair. Now the chair is ready for use. In case of non operation of the chair, refer to
section 6 about troubleshooting;
7. If needed, drive the chair to a comfortable height and assemble, if provided, the accessories.
NOTE.
Equipment must not be used in potentially explosive environment, or in rooms not protected against weather con-
ditions. Not suitable for use in altered atmospheres.

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