Manual Helius 22 Helius 40 Artikel 0931, 0949 FB 04-200 Rev. 7 Revision: 16.11.
Index of contents Prologue 3 Safety instructions Cleaning & Disinfection 4 6 Getting to know the unit 7 Before the use Range of application Installation- site 8 8 8 Application Operation Working positioning Suction Changing filter bag Changing control unit filter Clamping the bur/ tool Setting up the speed Foot switch 10 10 11 13 13 13 14 14 15 Maintenance & Care Cleaning the chuck Handling instructions 15 15 17 Troubleshooting 19 Technical data 20 2
Prologue The Helius foot care unit was produced according to strict quality criteria and uses the latest technology in its design. The images in this manual may vary slightly from the product you have bought as we are constantly developing our products. This user manual includes a detailed description and explanation of how to use the Helius unit. If you have any questions or suggestions you can contact us by telephone or email. This user manual belongs with the Helius unit. Keep it somewhere safe.
Safety Instructions The equipment should only be used by trained operators. Prevent your hair from wrapping itself around moving parts. If applicable, wear a hair net. The installation of the working area has to correspond to the relevant regulations. Set up the unit in such a way, that the air slits are not blocked and the extracted air can escape well. When working with materials, which might create dust or moisture, use a drilling unit with suction or spray tech-nique.
Safety Instructions the inserted tool sits properly in the chuck and will not cant/jam while clamping it the tool is approved for using it at the max speed (see manufacturer´s instructions), or only use the speed required by the instrument the tool is absolutely dry. Always follow the operating instructions. Do not carry out any repairs, modifications or maintenance work yourself. This is only to be accomplished by an authorized specialist.
Safety Instructions Cleaning and disinfection The device is designed to be compatible with rotating instruments which do not penetrate the skin or mucosal or inadvertently may still cause injuries. For this application please adhere to the cleaning and disinfection instructions provided below. After every treatment please carry out the following steps: Remove the rotating tool (e.g. bur, capper, etc.) first. Then handle the tool according to the instructions of it`s manufacturer.
Getting to know the unit 1 lernen2 Gerät kennen 3 8 4 9 1 Decrease the suction output 2 Increase the suction output 3 Reduce the speed 4 Increase the speed 5 Display of speed/ suction level 6 Change direction of rotation 7 LED: ON during reverse rotation 8 Main switch 9 Switching ON/OFF the unit (Standby) 10 Connecting socket for foot switch 7 5 6 10 7
Before the use Please read through the instructions carefully before using the unit and carefully note the safety advice. Always keep this manual accessible to any users of the drill. Installation site The working area must conform to the conditions described. Set up the unit in such a way, that the air slits are not blocked and the extracted air can escape well. To guarantee unhindered air flow there must a gap of at least 12cm to the right of the device.
Before the use . Check that the filter bag and dust filter are correctly fitted. Ensure that the tool is fixed. On the left side in the back of the device you will find the main power switch. Press this switch to turn the unit on. To use the handpiece and suction function press the button (9) on the front of the unit. The device is now on standby Pick up the handpiece. Should the handpiece be twisted by the hose you can adjust that at the control unit.
Application If you want to take a break or finish the job press the standby button (9). The handpiece motor and suction will turn off. The handpiece can now be placed in its holder on the right of the unit. Alternatively you can switch the device to standby by pressing the button on the foot switch. Operation In the following section the order in which you should use the device is described. Additionally the individual steps will be explained in detail. Read the complete manual before use.
Application Work positioning The following images are examples of how to work on various parts of the foot. Always make sure that the foot is firmly gripped and that you can work freely and without strain.
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Application Suction Switch on the suction with button (2). The suction output can be regulated in 5 levels. You will see the selected level in the display. Level 0 would mean that the suction is turned off. Pull out the lid of the dust chamber and remove the old filter. In case the suction motor overheats, the unit will switch off automatically. Leave the unit to cool off for a while before starting it again. Should the same failure appear again, please return the unit to your supplier for inspection.
Application quired rotation speed before changing the milling tool. Clamping the tool/ bur The handpiece is equipped with a chuck, which can hold all burs with a diameter of 2.35 mm (this is the diameter usually used for tools in podiatry). To open the chuck, push the knob forward with your thumb and leave it there. Now insert the tool as far as possible.
Maintenance & Care Cleaning the chuck Because of the additional protection washer (see right), not much dirt is usually entering the handpiece. In the process of time, some dirt might collect itself within the handpiece, and might affect its functions. Therefore the chuck has to be cleaned monthly. To assemble the chuck follow the steps in reverse order. Make sure that the chuck is opened during the assembly (the handpiece button must be in forward position), and is firmly applied afterwards.
Maintenance & Care Maintenance overview What has to be done? Cleaning the chuck Changing the 5115 or 5179 filter Changing filter 3752 Maintenance by repair workshop (Changing worn parts; checking motor brushes, housing; Cleaning; check leakage current) How often? Done by whom? Monthly by user Each 50 hours of operation by user (check after each 10 hours) Each 200 hours of operation by user Each 500 hours of operation by repair workshop 16
Handling instructions Never put the handpiece into any kind of liquid, and never oil or grease the handpiece. Clean its surface with a damped cloth. Pay attention, that no moisture or liquid enters the handpiece. Never use spray dis-infection. remove the bur/ tool from it. Always make sure that you do not let the handpiece fall down or exposes it to any shocks. The ballbearings and the motor could be damaged by this. Never put any wet burs or instruments into the handpiece.
Handling instructions Do not work with tools which speed setting you use is according to the work you are doing and the instruments you are working with. - are bent or out of balance - whose shaft is worn out or - are rusty. Working with faulty tools will cause a stronger vibration of the handpiece. A damage of the ball bearings, clamping technique or motor could be the consequence. Working with high pressure will not improve the outcome of your work, since the motor will even be slowed down.
Troubleshooting Handpiece vibrates, is very noisy and/ or becomes warm in the front part Use of bent burs/ tools Use a different bur/ tool to test this. The bur/tool itself can be tested with the hadewe Bur Shaft Tester (Art. No. (4990) to see if it is bent). Unit does not work at all. Check, if the main switch of the unit is turned on at the side of the unit.
Technical Details 0931 Helius 22 Total weight: 4,0 kg Dimension: W273xH142xD186mm Input:230V, AC voltage 50Hz, 0,9A vacuum: 2,9 – 5,8 kPa Fuse primary: F1: 315 mA time delayed safety fuse F2+F3: 3,15 A time delayed safety fuse Fuse Sec.: Thermal fuse Protection class II Accuracy of speed display: ±10% Handpiece: Type B applied part Diameter: 17-22 mm Length: 163mm Speed: 4.000 - 22.000 rpm Ambient conditions: The device is intended for use in dry, closed rooms. Operation: Temp.: +10 °C to +26 °C Rel.
Technical Details of Germany, please contact the site where you bought this hadewe product. Operating time The device is designed for extended usage. Note for the disposal of the device/ treatment system: Wear protecting gloves of the class 2 in accordance with DIN 374-2 during the disassembling of the device. Also, wear a protective mask for your face according EN 14683 version IIR or EN 149 FFP2.
Technical Details Safety Check A safety check must be done compliance with the regulations the country where the device used. The inspection interval once a year. Compulsory registration Operators, distributors and retailers who were informed about the occurrences regarding §29 of the Medical Devices law must report this. The method of reporting is detailed in the Medical Devices Safety Plan Ordinance.
Technical Details Symbols Caution! Important Note! Follow instructions for use Temperature limit (indicates the lower and upper temperature limit) Air pressure: permissible range Air humidity: permissible range Keep dry ON/ OFF button (standby) (no disconnection from main power supply) Change direction Suction Rotation Alternating current Direct current Safety fuse Type B applied part Socket foot switch Class II Date of manufacture 23
Electromagnetic Compatibility Guidance and Manufacturer's Declaration – Electromagnetic Emissions The device is suitable for use in the specified electromagnetic environment. The customer and/or the user of the pa-on should assure that it is used in an electromagnetic environment as described below: Emissions Test Compliance Electromagnetic Environment – Guidance RF emissions according to CISPR Group 1 The device uses RF energy 11 only for its internal function.
Electromagnetic Compatibility Guidance and Manufacturer's Declaration – Electromagnetic Immunity IEC 60601-1-2 The device is suitable for use in the specified electromagnetic environment.
Electromagnetic Compatibility Guidance and Manufacturer's Declaration – Electromagnetic Immunity IEC 60601-1-2 The device is suitable for use in the specified electromagnetic environment.
Electromagnetic Compatibility a) Field strengths from fixed transmitters, such as base stations for radio (cellular/cordless) telephones and land mobile radios, amateur radio, AM and FM radio broadcast, and TV broadcast cannot be predicted theoretically with accuracy. To assess the electromagnetic environment due to fixed RF transmitters, an electromagnetic site survey should be considered.
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