Error Code
Error Mode
Control Unit Interior
E4
Over-heating Error
E5
Breaking Error
Motor Rotation
E6
Failure Error
E7
Pump excess voltage
E8
Pump excess current
Foot Control
E9
abnormality
Lamp excess voltage
E10
(Optic Motor)
Lamp excess current
E11
(Optic Motor)
7-3 Fuse Replacement
If the Control Unit does not function, check the fuses ( Fuse Box
lock located on the rear of the Control Unit ). To access the Fuse,
use a pointed tool push on the fuse locking latch and the drawer
will spring open (Fig. 21).
Cause of Error
Overheating by extended use under
heavy load.
Operation of the Control Unit under
an extremely high temperature.
Abnormal voltage generated in the
start / stop switch circuit.
Failure in the start / stop switches
circuit.
Handpiece attachment failure.
Micromotor failure.
The Irrigation tube is incorrectly fitted
and loading the pump roller .
The pump fails.
Connection failure of the connector.
Failure of the inside of the Foot
Control
Failure of lamp circuit.
Check if the saline solution hasn't
penetrated the motor lamp.
Failure of lamp circuit.
Fuse Ratings
120V
T3.15AL 250V
230V
T1.6AL 250V
14
Remedy
Allow it to cool down before use.
Since heat is sufficiently radiated, periphery of
the main Control Unit should be well-ventilated
wherever possible.
When an error cannot be eliminated, request
repair.
When rotation and stop are repeated in short
frequencies, a circuit may be activated which
limits acceleration at start. Wait a few seconds
and then use.
When an error cannot be eliminated, request
repair.
The chuck may be opened, or may not be
sufficiently closed. Securely close the chuck.
When an error cannot be eliminated, request
repair.
Check the Irrigation tube.
If an error code is displayed even when the
Irrigation tube is normal, request repair.
Check the connection state of the connector.
The error code is displayed even when the
connector is normally connected, request
repair.
Request repair.
Remove the saline solution completely.
Request repair.
Fuse Box
Fuse Box
Fuse Box
Fuse
Fuse
Fuse
Fig. 21