Accident Prevention - Micro-Mega MM control Iinstrucciones De Empleo

Accident prevention

Many maintenance and operating problems with the MM.control are caused by a lack of attention to elementary safety
precautions. Problems and accidents can be avoided by following the manufacturer's recommendations Start by reading
all cautions and instructions concerning safety and accident prevention thoroughly. Then run the equipment taking great
care to prevent other damage to the equipment itself and to prevent injury
MICRO-MEGA SA is not responsible for accidents, material damage or injury resulting from:
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a repair by a person not authorised by MICRO-MEGA SA.
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a change, modification or deterioration of the product.
MICRO-MEGA SA is not responsible for accidents, material damage or injury resulting from:
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the use of products or equipment produced by other manufacturers, except for those supplied by MICRO-MEGA SA.
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maintenance or repair using spare parts or components other than those recommended by MICRO-MEGA SA.
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operations other than those defined in the descriptive procedure of this manual or resulting from the non-observation
of the precautions and accident prevention described in this manual.
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working, storage or installation conditions such as, for instance, a supply current not in conformity with the specifica-
tions.
Users, that is dentists, are responsible for the maintenance and correct operation of this medical appliance. These medical
appliances should only be used by members of the dental profession. MICRO-MEGA SA does not approve any repairs
carried out by a person not certified by MICRO-MEGA SA.
Do not use this appliance with an electric scalpel or on a patient wearing a cardiac stimulator (pacemaker). This appli-
ance must not be connected to, or used in combination with, another appliance or system. MICRO-MEGA SA is not re-
sponsible for accidents, material damage, injury or other problems resulting from ignorance of these clauses.
Never allow the appliance to fall or expose it to any type of impact or shock.
Precision in the measurement of the widening of the canal is not always possible depending on the shape and the condi-
tion of the tooth, as described in the user guide. Stop using the appliance immediately if you feel a tactile reaction sug-
gesting abnormal conditions.
Make sure that the file is fully home in its housing. Pull on the file slightly to make sure that it is properly fitted.
Never press the contra angle push button while the motor is running.
Take care not to injure your finger when inserting or removing the file from its housing.
Stainless steel files cannot be used with this appliance. Titanium nickel files require care to be taken about the points
listed below to avoid breakages.
Before using a titanium nickel file, first enter the canal manually as far as the apical constriction with an ordinary file.
Never use force to insert the file into the contra angle.
Never use force to make the file enter the canal.
Titanium nickel files can sometimes break as a result of wear. Don't use the same file for treating more than 10 canals.
Maximum of 3 canals if there is significant curvature.
Follow the file manufacturer's directions: clinical protocol, duration of use, etc.
Never "jump" intermediate files. Files that are too big for the canals cause stoppage and reverse rotation of the motor.
Never use the same file to enlarge the same canal for more than 10 seconds.
Never use damaged files.
To work efficiently, you need to first acquire practice and experience. We recommend that the dentist practices on extract-
ed teeth or root models.
DO NOT USE THE MM.control FOR OTHER SITUATIONS THAT ARE NOT SPECIFIED
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