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1 Regulatory Information and Introduction A-dec products. The information contained here supersedes regulatory information included in any other document that came with your A-dec product. Equipment Alterations Policy beyond its design and intent, or which override any safety features of A-dec equipment may that diminish safety design include, but are not limited to: rendering access to the line voltage dental system. The use of accessory equipment not complying with the equivalent safety requirements of A-dec equipment may lead to a reduced level of safety of the resulting system. It is the responsibility of the equipment distributor and the installer to assure that the installation complies with all building code requirements. The responsibility to determine Universal and Instrument Cautions CAUTION All plumbing and utilities must conform to prevailing local codes. CAUTION The manner and method for accessing utilities within the wall is the responsibility without the use of tools. CAUTION CAUTION that the covers are secure after replacing them Rev K

2 Safety Considerations for Accessory Equipment The use of accessory equipment not complying with the equivalent safety requirements of this equipment may lead to a reduced level of safety of the resulting system. Caution must be used when connecting medical products to a multiple socket outlet due to the combination of leakage currents between products when the ground connection to the building is broken or disconnected. Consideration relating to the use of accessory equipment shall include evidence that safety standard along with any national deviations. in ~ Anyone connecting additional equipment to the signal input part or signal output part is the non-medical equipment is intended to be isolated from medical equipment using a medical grade isolation transformer. ~ isolated output, you must add a separate medical grade power supply for the electric motors or replace the A-dec power supply with one that ~ isolated output. A-dec dealer or distributor. Preventative Inspection Over time, wear and tear can affect the performance of the equipment. Periodically inspect the water and air lines for any visible cracking or cuts in the tubing which can lead to leaks. Inspect Service Life Service Life is the expected functional use limit, based on product design goals. Service Life is separate from the warranty period; there are no implied or explicit extensions of the warranty period. Service part availability is dependent on A-dec suppliers and product obsolescence timelines Rev K

3 Serial Number the product serial tag. Figure 1. Serial Number Label Examples Model Number Products Manufactured before June 2011 Serial Number Products Manufactured June 2011 and after Barcode and Software products manufactured before after Table 1. Key to Month of Manufacture Letter Month Letter Month A January G July B February H August C March I September D April J October E May K November F June L December revision available. The assembly revision is located on the barcode label on each circuit board that contains software. Figure 2. Example of Circuit Board Barcode Label Board Type Serial Number Assembly Revision Date NOTE Rev K 3

4 Software Revisions upgradability, or software revision. Part Number Board Name Software Revision XX Standard Touchpad 1.XXXX XX A-dec Relay Module 1.XXXX XX A-dec 511 Chair 1.XXXX XX Dental Light Relay 1.XXXX XX Vacuum Flush Control 1.XXXX XX Water Heater Controller 1.XXXX XX Preference ICC Dryer Control 1.XXXX XX A-dec 500 Deluxe Touchpad 1.XXXX XX A-dec 300 Deluxe Touchpad 1.XXXX XX Cuspidor 1.XXXX XX A-dec 311 Chair 1.XXXX XX LED Light 1.XXXX XX QVIOLS 1.XXXX XX Control Head 1.XXXX XX Cascade 1040 Chair 1.XXXX NOTE The format of the software revision number is Y.XXXX where Y denotes a major revision and XXXX denotes a minor revision Rev K

5 Touchpad Messages Item # Screen Message 1 Power loss during use. Settings may have changed. Press a button to continue. 2 This touchpad is not calibrated. Call for service. Press any button. Conditions to Generate Message The touchpad powered-on and found a handpiece out of a holder. It is possible that the user was performing a procedure and a power interruption changed settings like speed or torque. This message alerts the doctor to this possibility. The air pressure sensor in the touchpad is not calibrated. Appears only when user enters the Air Pressure display screen. Touchpad will inaccurate. 3 This button is disabled. The user pressed a button that was disabled using the EN/DIS jumper on the chair circuit board. 4 Too many handpieces in use: Control Head Assistant's 5 Too many handpieces in use Control Head Assistant's Chair will not move while Foot Control is in use. 7 Chair in Factory Default mode. 8 Chair in Factory Default mode RUNNING. 9 Chair in Factory Default mode PASSED. 10 Chair in Factory Default mode FAILED. 11 Chair in Enable/Disable mode. 12 Chair disabled by a chair stop switch. 13 Chair disabled by cuspidor stop function. 14 Chair is already at that position. 15 Function halted by additional button press. 16 Chair back reached time limit. Please wait. Too many handpieces are withdrawn or are not fully seated in the Control Head or Assistant s holders. Too many handpieces are withdrawn or are not fully seated in the Control Head or Assistant s holders. The numbers correspond to the The foot control disc is pressed and the user tried to move the chair or the user is moving the chair and the foot control gets pressed. Appears all the time while the jumper on the chair circuit board is in the Factory Default position, whether the routine is running or not. Appears when the factory default routine is running. Successful completion of the factory default routine. Factory Default mode did not complete successfully. Troubleshoot as needed. Appears when the jumper on the chair circuit board is in the Enable/Disable position. A chair stop switch is activated and the chair is not allowed to move in the direction selected. A cuspidor stop switch is activated and the chair is not allowed to move in the direction selected. Chair was already at Position X and user pressed the Position X button. Chair was in the process of moving to Position X and the user pressed a chair motion button, which causes the chair movement to stop. A-dec 300 chair back duty cycle is limited to 50%. User has been moving the chair back too often and needs to wait before trying again. A-dec 300 Touchpad X X X X X X X X X X X X X A-dec 500 Touchpad X X X X X X X X X X X X X Rev K 5

6 Intended Application and Use Statements Air/Water Syringes diagnostic and therapeutic treatment by licensed health care professionals. Ancillary Devices are intended to be used on dental patients during diagnostic and therapeutic treatment by licensed health care professionals. Assistant s Instrumentation Assistant s instrumentation is intended to provide a mounting location in addition to providing air, water, vacuum, and electrical power to dental devices for use during diagnostic and therapeutic treatment by licensed health care professionals. Assistant s instrumentation may be mounted to dental chairs, dental carts, dental cabinets, and walls. Cuspidors A dental cuspidor is intended to provide a chair-side location for dental patients to rinse their mouth during diagnostic and therapeutic treatment by licensed health care professionals. Delivery Systems A delivery system is intended to provide a mounting location in addition to providing air, water, vacuum, and electrical power to dental devices for use during diagnostic and dental chairs, dental carts, dental cabinets, and walls. Dental Cabinets A dental cabinet is intended to provide a storage location for dental equipment and supplies and to provide a mounting location for dental products used during diagnostic and therapeutic treatment of dental patients by licensed health care professionals. Dental Chairs A dental chair is intended to support the patient during diagnostic and therapeutic treatment by licensed health care professionals. Dental Lights A dental operating light is intended to illuminate the oral structures and operating areas of dental patients during diagnostic and therapeutic treatment by licensed health care professionals. Dental Stools A dental stool is intended to provide seated support for members of the dental team during diagnostic and therapeutic treatment of dental patients by licensed health care professionals. Floor Boxes medical grade power supplies. High Volume Evacuators (HVEs) debris from the oral cavity during diagnostic and therapeutic treatment by licensed health care professionals. ICV during diagnostic and therapeutic treatment by licensed health care professionals. Monitor Mounts A monitor mount is intended to support and position a medical grade or Saliva Ejectors (SEs) cavity during diagnostic and therapeutic treatment by licensed health care professionals. Simulators A dental simulator is intended for instructional use in a laboratory setting. Sterilization Centers A sterilization center is intended to provide a storage location for cleaning and sterilization equipment and supplies used to clean and sterilize medical products. Support Systems A support system is intended to provide a storage location for ancillary products and to provide a connection location for air, water, and electricity to the ancillaries during diagnostic and therapeutic treatment by licensed health care professionals Rev K

7 These symbols appear on the actual product where appropriate. These same symbols are used Symbol Description accordance with UL (2601-1) and CAN/CSA C22.2, No and/or ANSI/AAMI ES and CAN/CSA C22.2 No accordance with UL (2601-1) and CAN/CSA C22.2, No and/or ANSI/AAMI ES and CAN/CSA C22.2 No UL listed to UL 61010A-1, BS EN and Canadian (CAN/CSA C22.2, No ) safety standards. Conforms to applicable European Directives (refer to Declaration of Conformity). Conforms to MDD 93/42/EEC for Class IIa devices Protective earth (ground). Functional earth (ground). Type B applied part. Class II equipment. Caution: Metal surfaces can be hot during and following the dry cycle. General mandatory action sign. Important to follow instructions. Not a caution. e.g., NOTE: Assemble parts as shown. Advisable to consult accompanying documents. e.g., IMPORTANT: For more information, refer to the A-dec Asepsis Guide (p/n ). Mandatory to consult the manual. IMPORTANT: When using this light on an A-dec 311 light post, use the instructions that came with the post instead of this guide. Caution. Failure to follow instructions could result in damage to product or minor injury. e.g., CAUTION: Do not over tighten the adjustment screw. Over tightening could break the screw. Biohazard. Potential infection if instructions are not properly followed. e.g., BIOHAZARD: Biohazard from dental equipment can result in life-threatening diseases or infection. DANGER. Failure to turn off the power before you begin this procedure can lead to electrical shock. e.g., DANGER: Disconnect the main power or shut off the main power before servicing. Failure to turn off the power before you begin this procedure can lead to electrical shock. DANGER: Line voltage. Only a licensed electrician should remove the cover. WARNING. Failure to turn off the power before you begin this procedure can lead to product damage and result in serious injury or death. e.g., WARNING: Turn off the power before removing the pump cover. Failure to turn off the power before you begin this procedure can lead to product damage and result in serious injury or death Rev K 7

8 Temperature/Humidity Storage/Transportation Temperature -29 C to 50 C (-20 F to 122 F) - Relative humidity: 10 90%. Operating Temperature 10 C to 40 C (50 F to 104 F) - Relative humidity: 80% for up to 31 C, decreasing linearly to 50% at 40 C. Indoor Use Altitude up to 2,000 m (6,563'), installation category II, pollution degree 2. Type/Mode Types of Shock Protection Degree of Shock Protection Degree of Protection Against Water Ingress Mode of Operation Flammable Gasses CLASS I EQUIPMENT: Dental chairs, dental lights, power supplies, and monitor mounts. CLASS II EQUIPMENT: Chair, wall, and cart-mounted delivery systems. TYPE B APPLIED PART: All A-dec products with Applied Parts Note: For ancillary devices, refer to the Instructions for Use that came with the product. Footswitch: IPX1 All other products: IPX0 CONTINUOUS OPERATION: All models except dental chairs. CONTINUOUS OPERATION WITH INTERMITTENT LOADING: Dental chairs - 5% duty cycle. A-dec dental chairs - 5% duty cycle (maximum ON time is 20 seconds) Note: For ancillary devices, refer to the Instructions for Use that comes with the product. or nitrous oxide, where such gasses may accumulate in concentration (closed space). Type/Mode Types of Shock Protection CLASS I EQUIPMENT: (Earthed) Simulator, Preference ICC, ICV, lab control. NOTE Electrical Rating A-dec Product Frequency Voltage Range ~ Dental Chairs A-dec 200, Cascade 1040, 1221, & / / Input = 10/10/10 Duplex output = 10 Amps max. Chair circuit board output = 2 Amps max. A-dec 311, A-dec / / Input = 10/10/10 Duplex output = 10 Amps max. 511 chair power supply = 4 Amps max. Delivery Systems, Assistant s Instrumentation, and Cuspidors Systems with 300W Power Supply / / Input = 3.1/2.8/1.4 Duplex output = 10 Amps max. Halogen Dental Lights Ceiling-, Post-, Wall-, Single-Track, and Preference -Mount / / /2.8/1.4 Dual Track / /2.8 A-dec Universal Lab Single / /1.4 A-dec Universal Lab Dual / / Rev K

9 Electrical Rating A-dec Product Frequency Voltage Range ~ Maximum Current Halogen Dental Lights Performer / Cascade /16/ A-dec 571/ /16/ A-dec 371/372 and A-dec / A-dec In-Bench & Stationary Simulator 50/ A-dec In-Bench & Stationary Simulator with Intensity Control 50/ /16/ LED Dental Lights A-dec 574L Cabinet-, A-dec 575L Wall-, A-dec 576L Ceiling-, and A-dec 577L Track-Mount; A-dec 578L Universal Single A-dec 578L Universal Dual LED Dental Lights A-dec 572L Radius -Style Mount, A-dec 578L Stationary & In-Bench Simulator (AC or DC) 1.5 Power Supplies 24V Power Supply W Power Supply / / /0.3/ W Power Supply / / /0.8/ W Power Supply / / /2.8/1.4 Dental Furniture Preference Collection / Preference ICC ICV / /0.5 Miscellaneous Simulator 41L, 42L, 4810, 4820, M66AA / / /10/5 Duplex output = 10 Amps max. Lab Control with 300W Power Supply / / /2.8/1.4 Bitewing X-Ray Viewer Monitor Mounts WARNING To avoid risk of electric shock, this equipment must only be connected to a supply the dental system could reduce the overall safety of the dental system and is not allowed. NOTE a switch or circuit breaker shall be used to disconnect the product from mains power. electrical codes. NOTE of the product Rev K 9

10 Electromagnetic Compatibility Electromagnetic Emissions This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for medical devices in interference in a typical medical installation. In the event of interference, power the devices Emissions Test Compliance Electromagnetic Environment - Guidance RF Emissions CISPR 11 Harmonic emissions IEC Voltage Fluctuations/ Flicker Emissions IEC Class A Class A Complies The dental equipment is suitable for use in all establishments other than domestic, and may be used in domestic establishments and those directly connected to the public low-voltage power supply network that supplies buildings used for domestic purposes. Electromagnetic Immunity Immunity Test IEC Test Level Compliance Level Electromagnetic Environment Guidance Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) IEC ±6 kv contact ±8 kv air B Floors should be wood, concrete, or ceramic tile. material, the relative humidity should be at least 30%. Electrical Fast Transient/Burst IEC ±2 kv for power supply lines ±1 kv for input/output lines B Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment. Surge IEC ±1 kv line(s) to line(s) ±2 kv line(s) to earth B Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment. Voltage Dips, Short Interruptions and Voltage Variations on Power Supply Input Lines IEC <5% U T (>95% dip in U T ) for 0.5 cycle 40% U T (60% dip in U T ) for 5 cycles 70% U T (30% dip in U T ) for 25 cycles B B B Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment. If the user of the dental equipment requires continued operation during power mains interruptions, it is recommended that the dental equipment be powered from an uninterruptable power supply or a battery. <5% U T (>95% dip in U T ) for 5 sec C Power Frequency (50-60 Hz) Magnetic Field 3 A/m A be at levels characteristic of a typical commercial or hospital environment. IEC NOTE T is the AC mains voltage prior to application of the test level Rev K

11 Transporting the Dental System Chair base should be fully down, and the chair back should be fully up. Chair body should be secured to the chair baseplate. secured above the chair. Decommissioning and Disposal of A-dec Equipment Contact Information A-dec dental equipment removed from service should be decommissioned in accordance with local regulatory requirements. Circuit boards and electrical cabling should be recycled as electrical salvage. Aluminum and steel components should be recycled as metal salvage. Molded plastic components include mold marks indicating the type of plastic and should be be treated as biologically contaminated materials and handled with appropriate precautions during dismantling. Any material unsuitable for recycling should be disposed of appropriately. decommissioning information on associated equipment from other manufacturers, refer to the documentation from the manufacturer. If you have a question that is not addressed in this document, please contact A-dec Customer Rev K 11

12 A-dec Headquarters 2601 Crestview Drive Newberg, OR USA Tel: Within USA/Canada Tel: Outside USA/Canada Fax: / International Distribution Centers A-dec United Kingdom EU Authorized Representative Austin House, 11 Liberty Way Nuneaton, Warwickshire CV11 6RZ England Tel: 0800 ADECUK (233285) Within UK Tel: +44 (0) Outside UK A-dec Australia Unit Ricketty Street Mascot, NSW 2020 Australia Tel: Within Australia Tel: +61 (0) Outside Australia A-dec Inc. makes no warranty of any kind with regard to the content in this document including, but not limited to, the implied for a particular purpose. ÍvÈ.Ç 5È.005Î Rev K Copyright 2012 A-dec Inc. All rights reserved.

13 Pre-Installation Guide A-dec 311 Dental Chair and Related Systems A-dec 311 Dental Chair with 332 Radius -Style Delivery System and 572 Dental Light This document contains technical specifications for installing the A-dec 311 dental chair and related systems. Product Models and Versions Covered in this Document Model Versions Description Model Versions Description 311 B Dental Chair 352 A Assistant s Instrumentation 332 A Delivery System 353 A Assistant s Instrumentation 333 A Delivery System 551 A Assistant s Instrumentation 334 B Delivery System 571 A Dental Light 335 B Delivery System 571L A Dental Light 336 A Delivery System 572 A Dental Light 362 A Support Center and Cuspidor 572L A Dental Light 363 A Support Center and Cuspidor 381 A Monitor Mount 461 A Support Center and Cuspidor 382 A Monitor Mount 351 B Assistant s Instrumentation 482 A Monitor Mount Rev A

14 A-dec 311 Dental Chair and Related Systems Pre-Installation Guide Contents Structural Requirements Utility Requirements Shipping Weights Documentation References Views and Dimensions Utility Placement Plumbing Elevations Floor Box Utility Connections A-dec 311 Dental Chair Plan View with Elevation A-dec 332/333 Radius-Style Delivery System Plan View with Elevation A-dec 334/335 Delivery System Plan View with Elevation A-dec 336 Radius-Style Delivery System Plan View with Elevation A-dec 362 Cuspidor and Support Center Plan View with Elevation A-dec 363 Cuspidor and Support Center Plan View with Elevation A-dec 461 Cuspidor and Support Center Plan View with Elevation A-dec 351 Assistant s Instrumentation Plan View A-dec 352 and A-dec 353 Assistant s Instrumentation Plan View A-dec 551 Assistant s Instrumentation Plan View A-dec 571 and 571L Dental Light Plan View with Elevation A-dec 572 and 572L Dental Lights Plan View with Elevation A-dec 381 Monitor Mount with Radius-Style Dental Light Plan View with Elevation A-dec 381 Monitor Mount with 362 Support Center Mount Dental Light Plan View with Elevation A-dec 381 Monitor Mount with 363 Support Center Mount Dental Light Plan View with Elevation A-dec 382 Radius-Style Monitor Mount Plan View with Elevation A-dec 482 Monitor Mount with Radius-Style Dental Light Plan View with Elevation A-dec 482 Monitor Mount with 362 Support Center Mount Dental Light Plan View with Elevation A-dec 482 Monitor Mount with 363 Support Center Mount Dental Light Plan View with Elevation Regulatory Information Rev A

15 A-dec 311 Dental Chair and Related Systems Pre-Installation Guide Structural Requirements Dental Patient Chair Interface Requirement The dental chair requires a solid, level mounting surface that meets these minimum specifications: Weight of 1000 lb (4448 N) for the chair, dental light, delivery system, and patient. Capability to anchor the chair to the floor, with a minimum pullout load of 100 lb (445 N) for one anchor-bolt. Utility Requirements Air NOTE Job site construction should be completed before the dental equipment installation (including finished floors, ceiling, plumbing, lighting, paint, etc.). CAUTION Local regulation may require licensed plumbers and electricians to install the utilities. All plumbing and utilities must conform to prevailing local codes. CAUTION The manner and method for accessing the utilities within the wall is the responsibility of the design team working on the project (dental dealer, architectural services, and contractors). Utilities must be accessible without the use of tools. 1/2" (13 mm) nominal pipe compression fitting protruding 2" (51 mm) from the finished floor or wall, supplied by the contractor. Right angle manual shut-off valve supplied by the dental dealer and installed by the contractor. Air pressure and flow of psi ( kpa), 2.5 scfm. (71 sl/min) during normal use; 7.5 scfm (210 sl/min) peak intermittent flow. Air plumbing to be flushed clean before the final connection to the dental equipment. Water 1/2" (13 mm) nominal pipe compression fitting protruding 2" (51 mm) from the finished floor or wall, supplied by the contractor. Right angle manual shut-off valve supplied by the dental dealer and installed by the contractor. Water pressure and flow of 60 ± 20 psi (410 ± 140 kpa), 1.5 gpm (5.7 L/min), not to exceed 104 F (40 C). Water plumbing to be flushed clean before the final connection to the dental equipment. Electrical 1/2" (13 mm) conduit and box with a hospital-grade duplex receptacle supplied by the contractor. Wire box to conform to local codes. Top of duplex should not be higher than 4.25" (108 mm) above the finished floor to fit within the floor box. Voltage: 120 volts, 3 wire VAC, Hz, 15 Amp mains breaker min. The 10 Amp rating breaks down as follows for Hz: NOTE The delivery system comes with a selfcontained water bottle. Municipal water is only required if the equipment configuration includes a cuspidor or if the facility has special requirements. NOTE The A-dec 311 dental chair is rated at 10 Amps max. 3.5 Amps for the chair pump motor to move the chair base up. 1.0 Amps for the chair back motor to move the chair back up or down. 2.5 Amps for the 300-watt power supply (located in the utility area) to power the chair-mounted dental light and other ancillaries. 3 Amps of additional current for mains voltage ancillary products, such as video monitors Rev A 3

16 A-dec 311 Dental Chair and Related Systems Pre-Installation Guide Central Vacuum Plumbing up to the floor box utility center and its termination point is to be specified by the central vacuum supplier (terminates in the utility center). Wet systems: Plumbing to terminate with 5/8" (16 mm) O.D. tube protruding 1" perpendicular to the floor. 10 ± 2 in Hg, 9 SCFM minimum. Gravity Drain NOTE Gravity drains are needed only on systems with a cuspidor. 1-1/2" (38 mm) nominal pipe protruding 1" (25 mm) from finished floor. Trap to be placed in line, conforming to local codes, contractor-supplied. Floor mount only. Not recommended for wall mount utilities. Shipping Weights Product/Box A-dec 311 Dental Chair A-dec 332 Delivery System A-dec 333 Delivery System A-dec 334 Delivery System A-dec 335 Delivery System A-dec 336 Delivery System A-dec 362 Cuspidor and Support Center A-dec 363 Cuspidor and Support Center A-dec 461 Cuspidor and Support Center A-dec 351 Assistant s Instrumentation (assistant s arm only) A-dec 352 Assistant s Instrumentation (assistant s arm only) A-dec 353 Assistant s Instrumentation (assistant s arm only) A-dec 551 Assistant s Instrumentation (assistant s arm only) Back Mount and Support Link (required with 551 module) A-dec 571/571L Dental Light A-dec 572/572L Dental Light A-dec 381 Monitor Mount (mount hardware only; without monitor) A-dec 382 Radius-Style Monitor Mount (mount hardware only; without monitor) A-dec 482 Monitor Mount (mount hardware only; without monitor) Estimated Shipping Weight 401 lb (182 kg) 61 lb (27.7 kg) 55 lb (24.9 kg) 61 lb (27.7 kg) 55 lb (24.9 kg) 61 lb (27.7 kg) 84 lb (38.1 kg) 73 lb (33.1 kg) 66 lb (29.9 kg) 28 lb (12.7 kg) 15 lb (6.8 kg) 7 lb (3.2 kg) 20 lb (9.1 kg) 15 lb (6.8 kg) 35 lb (15.9 kg) 47 lb (21.3 kg) 9 lb (4.1 kg) 27 lb (12.2 kg) 11 lb (5.0 kg) Rev A

17 A-dec 311 Dental Chair and Related Systems Pre-Installation Guide Documentation References Document Title Part Number Installation Guides A-dec 311 Dental Chair with Radius-Style Delivery System and A-dec 572 Dental Light A-dec 363 Support Center on the A-dec 311 Dental Chair A-dec 362 Support Center A-dec 461 Support Center on an A-dec 311, 411, or 511 Dental Chair A-dec 551 Assistant s Instrumentation A-dec 482 and 381 Monitor Mount A-dec 382 Monitor Mount A-dec 572L Dental Light on an A-dec 311, 411 or 511 Dental Chair Templates A-dec 311 (Version B) Chair Template A-dec 311 (Version B) Chair Mini Template A-dec 311 (Version B) Chair Related Modules Template A-dec Floor Boxes NOTE Use only full-scale templates for locating the plumbing and electrical. NOTE The floor box mounting hole placements appear on the floor box base that is being installed Rev A 5

18 A-dec 311 Dental Chair and Related Systems Pre-Installation Guide Views and Dimensions NOTE The dimensional drawings in this section are not to scale and are for reference only. For complete accuracy, use the appropriate full-sized templates. Utility Placement CAUTION Due to specific plumbing elevation restrictions, the height and placement of utilities in the floor box can affect the ability to use the floor box cover. Failure to provide adequate space will prevent installation and removal of the cover. See Plumbing Elevations. Please reference the appropriate fullsize template which includes all of the necessary space constraints. Plumbing Elevations 5/8" (16 mm) O.D. tubing for Wet systems. 40 mm O.D. tubing for Dry/Semi-Dry systems. Central Vacuum Only (see general utility notes on full size dental chair template). 1-1/2" (38 mm) nominal pipe for Gravity Drain (when required) 2" (51 mm) 1" (25.4 mm) 1" (25.4 mm) finish stub height 5" (127 mm) max. height FLOOR SURFACE FLOOR SURFACE 1/2" (13 mm) nominal pipe compression fitting with right angle manual shut-off valves for Air & Water. 1/2" (13 mm) conduit for electrical. Supplied by contractor. (check amperage requirements) Rev A

19 A-dec 311 Dental Chair and Related Systems Pre-Installation Guide Floor Box Utility Connections (for right side mount 363 Support Center) OPTIONAL ELECTRICAL.625" O.D. (16 mm) Tubing For Central Vacuum only (see general utility notes on full size dental chair template). VACUUM 1.875" [48 mm] AIR WATER 2.875" [73 mm] 1.875" [48 mm] ELECTRICAL OPTIONAL 2" DATA CONDUIT (locate as needed) 2.25" [57 mm] DRAIN 1.5" (38 mm) Nominal Pipe For Gravity Drain (when required) 4" [102 mm] 7" [178 mm] 9" [229 mm] 12-1/8" [310 mm] 16-7/8" [429 mm] Rev A 7

20 A-dec 311 Dental Chair and Related Systems Pre-Installation Guide A-dec 311 Dental Chair Plan View with Elevation 19.5" (492 mm) 82.25" [2090 mm] 9.5" (244 mm) Range of Headrest 93.75" (2384 mm) 9.5" (244 mm) Range of Headrest 34.75" (883 mm) 12" (305 mm) Distance when Chair fully down 72.75" (1846 mm) 9" (229 mm) Range of Headrest 58.75" (1491 mm) 11.5" (292 mm) Forward Chair Travel (from base down to base up) 34.75" (883 mm) 23.5" (596 mm) Chair travels 11-1/2" from fully down to fully up 27" (687 mm) Rev A

21 A-dec 311 Dental Chair and Related Systems Pre-Installation Guide A-dec 332/333 Radius-Style Delivery System Plan View with Elevation (A-dec 332 System Shown) 19.5" (495 mm) 13" radius (330 mm) 14.5" (368 mm) 32.75" ( mm) 29" radius (737 mm) 9" " ( mm) Range of Headrest 51.75" (1314 mm) 30" (762 mm) Full Base Down to Full Base Up (forward chair travel = 11.5" [292 mm]) Rev A 9

22 A-dec 311 Dental Chair and Related Systems Pre-Installation Guide A-dec 334/335 Delivery System Plan View with Elevation (A-dec 335 System Shown) 17.5 (447 mm) 12 (307 mm) 29.5 (754 mm) 28 (711 mm) 80.5" (2049 mm) 22" (559 mm) 13.25" (337 mm) C L CL Rev A

23 A-dec 311 Dental Chair and Related Systems Pre-Installation Guide A-dec 336 Radius-Style Delivery System Plan View with Elevation 16.5" (422 mm) 16.5" (423 mm) 10" (254 mm) 21" (532 mm) 27.5 radius (701 mm) " ( mm) Range of headrest 51.75" (1314 mm) 31.25" (794 mm) Full Base Down to Full Base Up (forward chair travel = 11.5" [292 mm]) Rev A 11

24 A-dec 311 Dental Chair and Related Systems Pre-Installation Guide A-dec 362 Cuspidor and Support Center Plan View with Elevation 20.75" (529 mm) 6.75" (169 mm) 34" (862 mm) 54.25" (1377 mm) 47.25" (1198 mm) 23.5" (595 mm) Rev A

25 A-dec 311 Dental Chair and Related Systems Pre-Installation Guide A-dec 363 Cuspidor and Support Center Plan View with Elevation 22.75" (575 mm) 9.75" (245 mm) 34" (862 mm) 40.25" [1025 mm] 33.25" [845 mm] 33.75" [854 mm] Rev A 13

26 A-dec 311 Dental Chair and Related Systems Pre-Installation Guide A-dec 461 Cuspidor and Support Center Plan View with Elevation 22.5" (574 mm) " (959 mm) " (334 mm) 18.75" (479 mm) 52.75" [1341 mm] 1.5" [40 mm] Rev A

27 A-dec 311 Dental Chair and Related Systems Pre-Installation Guide A-dec 351 Assistant s Instrumentation Plan View 8.00" (204 mm) 8.75" (222 mm) 21.75" (553 mm) Rev A 15

28 A-dec 311 Dental Chair and Related Systems Pre-Installation Guide A-dec 352 and A-dec 353 Assistant s Instrumentation Plan View 9.75" (248 mm) 19.00" (483 mm) 28.75" (727 mm) 8.50" (216 mm) 18.50" (468 mm) 5.00" (128 mm) 9.75" (249 mm) 5.00" (129 mm) Rev A

29 A-dec 311 Dental Chair and Related Systems Pre-Installation Guide A-dec 551 Assistant s Instrumentation Plan View Long Arm 10" radius (254 mm) 10" radius (254 mm) 6.75" (171 mm) 13.5" (343 mm) 6" (152 mm) 36" radius (914 mm) Short Arm 10" radius (254 mm) 10" radius (254 mm) 6" (152 mm) 22.75" radius (578 mm) Rev A 17

30 A-dec 311 Dental Chair and Related Systems Pre-Installation Guide A-dec 571 and 571L Dental Light Plan View with Elevation (A-dec 571L Dental Light Shown) 29" (737 mm) C L 29" (737 mm) C L 300_plan_light_LED.eps 71" (1803 mm) 36" (912 mm) 27" (686 mm) 79" (2007 mm) To Floor To Floor c311-sm-sch-o-dimv1-r1[311side-light-dim]_led.eps Rev A

31 A-dec 311 Dental Chair and Related Systems Pre-Installation Guide A-dec 572 and 572L Dental Lights Plan View with Elevation (572L Dental Light Shown) 29" radius (737 mm) 29" (737 mm) 95" (2413 mm) From Floor to Full Extension Full Base Up 27" (686 mm) 70.75" - 87" ( mm) Full Base Down to Full Base Up from Floor A-dec 572 Light 9" " ( mm) Range of Headrest 51.75" (1314 mm) 26" (660 mm) 11.5" (292 mm) Full Base Down to Full Base Up Rev A 19

32 A-dec 311 Dental Chair and Related Systems Pre-Installation Guide A-dec 381 Monitor Mount with Radius-Style Dental Light Plan View with Elevation 30" radius (762 mm) 10.25" radius (260 mm) 29" (737 mm) 95" (2413 mm) From Floor to Full Extension Full Base Up 27" (686 mm) 22" (559 mm) 70.75" - 87" ( mm) Full Base Down to Full Base Up from Floor 9" " ( mm) Range of Headrest 51.75" (1314 mm) 26" (660 mm) 11.5" (292 mm) Full Base Down to Full Base Up Rev A

33 A-dec 311 Dental Chair and Related Systems Pre-Installation Guide A-dec 381 Monitor Mount with 362 Support Center Mount Dental Light Plan View with Elevation 10-1/4" (260 mm) 29" (737 mm) 39 (991 mm) 68.75" " ( mm) Full Base Down to Full Base Up from Floor Rev A 21

34 A-dec 311 Dental Chair and Related Systems Pre-Installation Guide A-dec 381 Monitor Mount with 363 Support Center Mount Dental Light Plan View with Elevation 10.25" (260 mm) 29" (737 mm) 36" (912 mm) 71" (1803 mm) To Floor Rev A

35 A-dec 311 Dental Chair and Related Systems Pre-Installation Guide A-dec 382 Radius-Style Monitor Mount Plan View with Elevation 30" rad (762 mm) 9" (229 mm) 53.5" - 71" ( mm) Full Base Down to Full Base Up from Floor 9" " [ mm] Range of Headrest 51.75" (1314 mm) 26" (660 mm) 11.5" (292 mm) Full Base Down to Full Base Up Rev A 23

36 A-dec 311 Dental Chair and Related Systems Pre-Installation Guide A-dec 482 Monitor Mount with Radius-Style Dental Light Plan View with Elevation 30" radius (762 mm) 18.5" radius (470 mm) 29" (737 mm) 95" (2413 mm) From Floor to Full Extension Full Base Up 27" (686 mm) 22" (559 mm) 70.75" - 87" ( mm) Full Base Down to Full Base Up from Floor 9" " ( mm) Range of Headrest 51.75" (1314 mm) 26" (660 mm) 11.5" (292 mm) Full Base Down to Full Base Up Rev A 24

37 A-dec 311 Dental Chair and Related Systems Pre-Installation Guide A-dec 482 Monitor Mount with 362 Support Center Mount Dental Light Plan View with Elevation 18.5" radius (470 mm) 29" (737 mm) 39 (991 mm) 68.75" " ( mm) Full Base Down to Full Base Up from Floor Rev A 25

38 A-dec 311 Dental Chair and Related Systems Pre-Installation Guide A-dec 482 Monitor Mount with 363 Support Center Mount Dental Light Plan View with Elevation 18.5" radius (470 mm) 29" (737 mm) 36" (912 mm) 71" (1803 mm) To Floor Rev A

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40 A-dec 311 Dental Chair and Related Systems Pre-Installation Guide Regulatory Information Regulatory information mandated by agency requirements is provided in the Regulatory Information, Specifications, and Warranty document (p/n ), which is available in the Document Library at A-dec Headquarters 2601 Crestview Drive Newberg, OR USA Tel: Within USA/Canada Tel: Outside USA/Canada Fax: / A-dec Inc. makes no warranty of any kind with regard to the content in this document including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose Rev A Copyright 2015 A-dec Inc. All rights reserved.

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49 Specifications W H AT D O YO U WA N T I N A S T E R I L I Z E R? M9 M11 Overall length w/plug: 20.38" (51.8 cm) 23.8" (60.5 cm) Overall width: 15.3" (38.9 cm) 17.8" (45.2 cm) Overall height w/printer: 15.8" (40.1 cm) 17.8" (45.2 cm) Minimum Countertop area: 15.3" x 17.88" (38.9 cm x 45.4 cm) 17.8" x 21.0" (45.2 x 53.3 cm) Chamber: 9" diameter (22.9 cm), 15" depth (38.1 cm) 3.5 gal. usable volume (13.4 liters) 11" diameter (28 cm), 18" depth (45.7 cm) 6.5 gal. usable volume (24.6 liters) Trays: Two large 7.3" W x 12" L x 0.8" D (18.6 cm x 30.5 cm x 2.2 cm) Two large 9" W x 15" L x 1.1" D (22.9 cm x 38 cm x 2.9 cm) Two small 5.6" W x 12" L x 0.8" D (14.3 cm x 30.5 cm x 2.2 cm) Two small 6.6" W x 15" L x 1.1" D (16.8 cm x 38 cm x 2.9 cm) Unit weight: 73 lbs. (33.1 kg) 99 lbs. (44.9 kg) Shipping weight: 81 lbs. (36.7 kg) 131 lbs. (59.4 kg) Water reservoir capacity: 1.1 gal. (4.1 liters) 1.4 gal. (5.3 liters) Electrical requirements: 115 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 15 amps single phase 115 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 15 amps single phase 115 VAC has 1425 watt tubular immersion heater 115 VAC has 1425 watt tubular immersion heater 230 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 10 amps single phase 230 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 10 amps single phase 230 VAC has 1500 watt tubular immersion heater 230 VAC has 1500 watt tubular immersion heater UL61010A-1, UL61010A UL61010A-1, UL61010A CAN/CSA C22.2 No CAN/CSA C22.2 No CAN/CSA C22.2 No CAN/CSA C22.2 No Meets the requirements of ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code Meets the requirements of ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code Canadian registration number available Canadian registration number available A separate (dedicated) circuit is recommended for this sterilizer A separate (dedicated) circuit is recommended for this sterilizer 9A Impact Dot Matrix Printer 9A Impact Dot Matrix Printer 9A Sterilizer Deep Tray 9A Sterilizer Deep Tray 9A Sterilizer Pouch Rack 9A Sterilizer Pouch Rack 9A Cool Hand Tool (Tray & Cassette Removal Tool) 9A Cool Hand Tool (Tray & Cassette Removal Tool) Optional accessories: 9A External Condensing Tank 9A External Condensing Tank 9A Horizontal Cassette Rack 9A Vertical Cassette Rack 9A Orthodontic Cassette Rack Installation Use on laminate, stainless steel or stone surface. Allow 2.0" (5.08 cm) on sides and rear and 5" (12.7 cm) above to allow space to fill reservoir and change the printer paper roll. n Fast and easy use for efficient instrument processing n Reliability and effectiveness for infection control assurance n Patented automatic opening door for efficient instrument drying n Maximum space utilization and a complementary design for your sterilization area Our full line of sterilizers addresses all of your important critical M3 UltraFast Automatic Sterilizer M11D and M9D AutoClave Sterilizers The Midmark M3 UltraFast Automatic Sterilizer allows you to rapidly process your instruments. The M3 provides reliable, fast sterilization and quickly dries your instruments. The Midmark M9D and M11D AutoClave Automatic Sterilizers offer easy, effective sterilization, but without the convenience of a door that opens automatically. One button starts the cycle but at the end of the automatic sterilization process, you need to manually open the door within 30 minutes of completion to activate the dry cycle. This extra step is the only physical difference between the M9D and M11D and their automatic counterparts. sterilization needs. In fact, we re sure you ll find a Midmark sterilizer that s just right for your practice. Installation Use on laminate, stainless steel or stone surface. Allow 2.0" (5.08 cm) on sides and rear and 5" (12.7 cm) above to allow space to fill reservoir and change the printer paper roll. Midmark is an ISO and ISO 9001 Certified Company. For more information or a demonstration, contact your Midmark dealer or call: MIDMARK Fax: Outside the U.S.A. call: Fax: or visit our website at midmark.com 2007 Midmark Corporation 60 Vista Drive P.O. Box 286 Versailles, Ohio Products subject to improvement changes without notice Litho in U.S.A Rev. D1 (4/12) M 9 & M 1 1 U LT R A C L AV E

50 WHAT DO YOU WANT IN A STERILIZER? n Fast and easy use for efficient instrument processing n Reliability and effectiveness for infection control assurance n Patented automatic opening door for efficient instrument drying n Maximum space utilization and a complementary design for your sterilization area Our full line of sterilizers addresses all of your important critical sterilization needs. In fact, we re sure you ll find a Midmark sterilizer that s just right for your practice.

51 RELIABLE The Midmark M9 and M11 UltraClave Automatic Sterilizers make sterilization reliable and efficient. Today, more than ever, you need reliable and easy to use products from a trusted partner who understands your sterilization needs. The Midmark M9 and M11 UltraClave Automatic Sterilizers are specifically designed and engineered to meet those needs. The intuitive display and simple prompts help you easily select the cycle you need whether it is for unwrapped items, pouches, packs or handpieces. Once the sterilization process is complete, the door conveniently opens automatically and quietly to dissipate steam and provide fast and efficient drying of your instruments. Pulse-air Removal Technology The Steam-Flush Pressure-Pulse Air Removal System is so efficient that it can pass the air removal tests required on more complex vacuum steam sterilizer systems, ensuring good steam penetration for those challenging loads. Plus, less complexity means better reliability and a cost effective solution for your sterilization needs. Convenience at a Glance The LCD display indicates cycle selected, cycle temperature and exposure time. When the cycle enters sterilization mode, the temperature, pressure and the remaining cycle time is displayed. Remaining cycle time is also displayed in the dry mode. Note: Temperature & pressure are not displayed during dry mode. No More Wet Instruments Once sterilization is complete, the door opens automatically and quietly to dissipate steam and dry your instruments. You ll have dry, sterile instruments every time. Safety Features If the door is not closed completely or the reservoir water level is low, the LCD display will provide the appropriate message. In either case, sterilization will not continue until you ve attended to the unit. Ease of Draining & Filling For ease of draining and filling, both the M9 and M11 s reservoir fill port and drain tube are in the front of the unit, not on top or in back. Optional Printer Accessory The M9 and M11 printer accessory provides a permanent record of cycle times, temperatures and pressures during a cycle. Create peace of mind by making the dental market s leading sterilizers the Midmark M9 and M11 UltraClave your preferred office choice. Pouch Rack M9-1 pouch rack M11-2 pouch racks Vertical Cassette Rack (M11 only) Holds four 8" x 11" and four 3" x 8" cassettes. Horizontal Cassette Rack (M11 only) Holds four 8" x 11" and four 3" x 8" cassettes. Symbol Pre-programmed Cycle Unwrapped Pouches Packs Handpieces (Unwrapped & Pouches) Sterilization Temperature M9 M C 132 C 270 F 270 F 132 C 132 C 270 F 270 F 121 C 121 C 250 F 250 F 132 C 132 C 270 F 270 F Hot Cycle Time (Fill, Heat-up & Vent) M9 M11 11 min. 15 min. 12 min. 17 min. 10 min. 14 min. 11 min. 16 min. Sterilization Time M9 M11 3 min. 3 min. 5 min. 5 min. 30 min. 30 min. 6 min. 6 min. NOTE: Cycle times are approximate and may vary depending on instrument loads. Preset drying is 30 minutes but can be programmed from 0 to 60 minutes. Dry Time M9 M11 30 min. 30 min. 30 min. 30 min. 30 min. 30 min. 30 min. 30 min. Total Hot Cycle Time w/o dry M9 M11 14 min. 18 min. 17 min. 22 min. 40 min. 44 min. 17 min. 22 min. Total Hot Cycle Time w/dry M9 M11 44 min. 48 min. 47 min. 52 min. 70 min. 74 min. 47 min. 52 min. Self Program Controls Programmable controls allow for creation of different cycle parameters. Programmable buttons allow you to change the following: Exposure Time (3 to 90 minutes), Temperature (230 to 275º F), Dry Time (0 to 60 minutes) and Vent (slow or fast). The #1 and #2 buttons allow you to store the change if desired. Pre-Programed Controls Four pre-programmed sterilization cycle controls: Unwrapped (132º C or 270º F for 3 minutes), Pouches (132º C or 270º F for 5 minutes), Packs (121º C or 250º F for 30 minutes), Handpieces (unwrapped and pouched) (132º C or 270º F for 6 minutes). LCD Display Indicates cycle selected, temperature and exposure time. During the cycle, the display shows messages describing status of cycle. When the cycle enters sterilization mode, remaining time is displayed as well as temperature and pressure. Cycle Start Button Initiates selected cycle Manual Stop Button Terminates selected cycle or function

52 Specifications Overall length w/plug: 20.38" (51.8 cm) 23.8" (60.5 cm) Overall width: 15.3" (38.9 cm) 17.8" (45.2 cm) Overall height w/printer: 15.8" (40.1 cm) 17.8" (45.2 cm) Minimum Countertop area: 15.3" x 17.88" (38.9 cm x 45.4 cm) 17.8" x 21.0" (45.2 x 53.3 cm) Chamber: Trays: M9 9" diameter (22.9 cm), 15" depth (38.1 cm) 3.5 gal. usable volume (13.4 liters) Two large 7.3" W x 12" L x 0.8" D (18.6 cm x 30.5 cm x 2.2 cm) Two small 5.6" W x 12" L x 0.8" D (14.3 cm x 30.5 cm x 2.2 cm) M11 11" diameter (28 cm), 18" depth (45.7 cm) 6.5 gal. usable volume (24.6 liters) Two large 9" W x 15" L x 1.1" D (22.9 cm x 38 cm x 2.9 cm) Two small 6.6" W x 15" L x 1.1" D (16.8 cm x 38 cm x 2.9 cm) Unit weight: 73 lbs. (33.1 kg) 99 lbs. (44.9 kg) Shipping weight: 81 lbs. (36.7 kg) 131 lbs. (59.4 kg) Water reservoir capacity: 1.1 gal. (4.1 liters) 1.4 gal. (5.3 liters) Electrical requirements: 115 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 15 amps single phase 115 VAC has 1425 watt tubular immersion heater 230 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 10 amps single phase 230 VAC has 1500 watt tubular immersion heater UL61010A-1, UL61010A CAN/CSA C22.2 No CAN/CSA C22.2 No VAC, 50/60 Hz, 15 amps single phase 115 VAC has 1425 watt tubular immersion heater 230 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 10 amps single phase 230 VAC has 1500 watt tubular immersion heater UL61010A-1, UL61010A CAN/CSA C22.2 No CAN/CSA C22.2 No Optional accessories: Meets the requirements of ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code Canadian registration number available A separate (dedicated) circuit is recommended for this sterilizer 9A Impact Dot Matrix Printer 9A Sterilizer Deep Tray 9A Sterilizer Pouch Rack 9A Cool Hand Tool (Tray & Cassette Removal Tool) 9A External Condensing Tank Installation Use on laminate, stainless steel or stone surface. Allow 2.0" (5.08 cm) on sides and rear and 5" (12.7 cm) above to allow space to fill reservoir and change the printer paper roll. Meets the requirements of ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code Canadian registration number available A separate (dedicated) circuit is recommended for this sterilizer 9A Impact Dot Matrix Printer 9A Sterilizer Deep Tray 9A Sterilizer Pouch Rack 9A Cool Hand Tool (Tray & Cassette Removal Tool) 9A External Condensing Tank 9A Horizontal Cassette Rack 9A Vertical Cassette Rack 9A Orthodontic Cassette Rack Installation Use on laminate, stainless steel or stone surface. Allow 2.0" (5.08 cm) on sides and rear and 5" (12.7 cm) above to allow space to fill reservoir and change the printer paper roll. M3 UltraFast Automatic Sterilizer The Midmark M3 UltraFast Automatic Sterilizer allows you to rapidly process your instruments. The M3 provides reliable, fast sterilization and quickly dries your instruments. M11D and M9D AutoClave Sterilizers The Midmark M9D and M11D AutoClave Automatic Sterilizers offer easy, effective sterilization, but without the convenience of a door that opens automatically. One button starts the cycle but at the end of the automatic sterilization process, you need to manually open the door within 30 minutes of completion to activate the dry cycle. This extra step is the only physical difference between the M9D and M11D and their automatic counterparts. Midmark is an ISO and ISO 9001 Certified Company. For more information or a demonstration, contact your Midmark dealer or call: MIDMARK Fax: Outside the U.S.A. call: Fax: or visit our website at midmark.com 2007 Midmark Corporation 60 Vista Drive P.O. Box 286 Versailles, Ohio Products subject to improvement changes without notice Litho in U.S.A Rev. D1 (4/12)

53 PowerAir Compressor Installation Applies to Models: P Volts P22, P Volts P52, P Volts Equipment Alert Compressor system must be installed per local plumbing and electrical codes. Model P21 (115 Volt) or P22 (230 Volt) - Twin.75 HP Heads AA Model P72 - Triple 1.6 HP Heads Midmark Corporation 2006 I 60 Vista Drive Versailles, OH USA I I I midmark.com Rev. R (11/8/13)

54 Compressor Main Component Locations Hour Meter Fuse Electrical Box Purge Check Valve Check Valve Manifold Gauge AA Moisture Indicator Office Air Line Supply Connection P22 Model Shown Components Shown are Typical on all PowerAir Compressor Models Midmark Corporation

55 Compressor Site Requirements Electrical Models Supply P21 P22 P32 P52 P72 Voltage Single Phase Disconnect Switch Box - Fused - User Supplied - Box(es) must be located within 3 ft. of compressor Plumbing Fresh Air Intake Line Type Line Sizing Compressor Connections Drain Type Delivery Line Main Trunk Line Operatory Branch Lines Environmental Equipment Room Ambient Temperature - Operational 20 Amps 20 Amps 20 Amps 30 Amps 40 Amps PVC 1" Minimum (Provided by Contractor) 1" MPT or 1" PVC Slip Connectors Poly Tube (Provided with Install Kit) 3/8" to 3/4" Copper, as site layout dictates. Terminate in mechanical room with 1/2" FPT. Flex hose provided for service connection. pp FPT at Operatory junction box location Fahrenheit / 4-40 Celsius Installation Kit Provided with Compressors Feet with Hardware Indicator for Coalescing Filter Elbow for Operatory Line Connection Exhaust Silencer Fresh Air Intake Hose Length - 10 Oil Operatory Air Line Length - 6 AA Midmark Corporation

56 Specification Compressor SheetSite Layout Elevation View Roof Fresh Air Intake To prevent moisture from entering the compressor: Fresh air intake should be routed to outside air source. Use one or more 90 elbows to cap an outside vertical fresh air line. Disconnect Box Refer to: Specification Table (Provided by Electrician) OR Fresh air intake can be set-up to pull air from a drop celing or another room. Drop Ceiling Fresh Air Intake to Another Room or Drop Ceiling Operatory Air Line Connection AA Clearance must be maintained on all sides, front and back of Compressor AA Sample Plumbing Layout AIR LINE SIZING CHART Compressor 80 psig Main Header Line Size /8" ODT /2" ODT /8" ODT /4" ODT Equipment Room Main Trunk Line Branch Line Typical 3/8 to 3/ AA Midmark Corporation

57 Important Information Intended Use To provide compressed air during general examinations and procedures conducted by qualified dental professionals. Electromagnetic Interference This Midmark Liquid Ring Vacuum is designed and built to minimize electromagnetic interference with other devices. However, if interference is noticed between another device and these units: Remove interfering device from room Plug interfering device into an isolated circuit Increase separation between unit and interfering device Contact Midmark if interference persists Disposal of Equipment At the end of product life, the unit(s), accessory, and other consumable goods may become contaminated from normal use. Consult local codes and ordinances for proper disposal of equipment, accessories and other consumable goods. Transportation / Storage Conditions Ambient Temperature Range: F to 104 F (4 C to 37 C) Relative Humidity...10% to 90% (non-condensing) Atmospheric Pressure...500hPa to 1060hPa (0.49atm to 1.05atm) 2 Keep dry Maximum stacking height (palletted units) Fuse rating specification Consult User Guide for important information. Proper shipping orientation Fragile DANGER Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which will result in serious or fatal injury if not avoided. This symbol is used only in the most extreme conditions. WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which could result in serious injury if not avoided. CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which may result in minor or moderate injury if not avoided. It may also be used to alert against unsafe practices. Equipment Alert Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which could result in equipment damage if not avoided Note Amplifies a procedure, practice, or condition. Caution hot surface Protective earth ground IPXO Ordinary Equipment This product has been evaluated with respect to electrical shock, fire & mechanical hazards only, in accordance with UL and CAN/CSA C22.2 NO AA2369 Midmark Corporation

58 Before you Install... Step 1: Remove compressor and accessories from shipping skid. Equipment Alert Compressor system must be installed in an air conditioned and or ventilated room to ensure operational ambient temperature of 40 to 104 Fahrenheit (4-40 Celsius). A 6 clearance is required on the rear and one side to allow air flow around the unit. Failure to do so could cause premature loss of system performance and void warranty. Note: This step is optional but, might be required by local codes. Step 2: Verify o-rings are seated on bottom of indicator. Remove plate on top of coalescing filter. Install indicator on top of coalescing filter. Coalescing Filter Indicator Step 4: Screw exhaust silencer into bottom of solenoid. AA AA182801i Exhaust Silencer Step 5: Connect poly tube to bottom of exhaust silencer. Position opposite end next to floor drain or over the edge of a floor sink. Note: Do not place in contamination or standing water. Out to Drain Step 3: Install feet. Feet Step 6: Move compressor to a dry, well ventilated area on a solid, level surface. Note: Temperature of room 40 (4 C) min (38 ) max. Midmark Corporation

59 Installation Plumbing Connections Equipment Alert To prevent moisture from entering the compressor... Incoming fresh air temperature must not exceed room temperature by more than 20 Fahrenheit or -6 Celsius. Fresh air intake should be routed to an air source outside the equipment room. Refer to Site Layout in this manual for routing recommendations. Tight bends in the fresh air intake hoses may cause them to collapse, potentially leading to premature compressor failure. Step 8: Connect fresh air intake hose to barbed fitting behind compressor to fresh air intake pipe. Connect Hose Supplied With Installation Kit Model P21 & P22 Fresh Air Intake Filter Connect Hose Model P32 Hose Manifold To Operatory Step 7: Install elbow to valve. Connect hose assembly to valve. Connect office air supply line. Note: Hose assembly included in the installation kit. Model P52 & P72 Hose Manifold is Located Under Saddle In Back Connect Hose AA222101i Midmark Corporation

60 Installation Electrical Connections *Refer to Specification Sheet for Electrical Ratings in this manual. P Model 115 Volt Source Single Phase, 60 Hz 20 Amp Fuse Circuit Breaker Box (Electrician Supplied) P22, P32, P52, P72 Models Volt Source Single Phase, 60 Hz 20 Amp Fuse Circuit Breaker Box (Electrician Supplied) WARNING Connect in accordance with NEC Class 2, wiring methods. Step 9: Connect remote panel wires to Low Voltage Control wires if applicable. Low Voltage Control Wires Control Box High Voltage Remote Panel Transformer 24 V A B C Remote Switch Conduit Cable Green/Yellow = Ground (White-115V) (Red -230V) and Black Connect to Electrical Supply* Relay (Contactor) Step 10: Connect conduit cable to user supplied electrical box. Control Panel Cross Wiring Brand Wire A B (Light) C Midmark Blue White Red Air Techniques Yellow Brown Orange DentalEz Black Brown Yellow Matrx Red Blue White Apollo Blue White Red AA Midmark Corporation

61 Installation Check & Test WARNING The On/Off switch controls only the secondary circuit power. The main power source must be turned off to remove all power in the control box. The circuit breaker panel is the main power disconnect. Step 12: Turn power on. Note: Compressor should run quietly and storage tank will begin to pressurize. Access On/Off Switches Loosen four screws in front of electrical box to remove cover. Replace cover after turning switches on. Note: Compressor will shut-off automatically when gauge registers 100 PSI. Step 11: Verify shut-off valve is closed. Gauge Shut -off Valve in Closed Position AA Soapy Water Step 13: Use soapy water to check for pressure leaks. Midmark Corporation

62 Installation Check & Test Note: Monitor line pressure gauge when testing for leaks. Step 14: Open the shut-off valve slowly and allow air to flow into the office air system. Step 15: Allow office line to pressurize for seconds. Check storage pressure gauge reading. Step 16: Check gauge reading after 10 minutes. Note: If the storage pressure gauge registers a lower reading, an air leak exists. Locate the leak(s) and repair. Gauge AA Shut-off Valve in Open Position WARNING Always disconnect the power before servicing. The head(s) surface(s) can be very hot depending on compressor usage. Do not touch these parts during or directly after operation. Equipment Alert Verify all leaks are sealed. Air leaks are the main cause of premature compressor failures! Midmark Corporation

63 Specification Sheet PowerAir Compressors Classifications: Class 1, No Applied Part AA Model # Users 80 PSI Total HP Tank Capacity Voltage Total Amps Breaker Size Sound Level (dba) Sound Level (dba) With Quiet Cover Dimensions H x W x D (IN.) Dimensions With Sound Cover H x W x D (IN.) Product Weight (LBS.) P x 26 x x 26 x P x 26 x x 26 x P x 33 x x 33 x P x 33 x x 33 x P x 40 x x 40 x Midmark Midmark Corporation

64 Midmark Corporation 60 Vista Drive Versailles, Ohio Midmark Corporation

65 ClassicSeries Wet-Ring Vacuums Single Model Numbers: CV3 CV3R CV5 CV5R Service and Parts Manual Twin Model Numbers: CV6 CV6R CV10 CV10R FOR USE BY MIDMARK TRAINED TECHNICIANS ONLY SF-1915 Part No Rev. 6/16/2015

66 Table Of Contents General Information Section A Section B GENERAL INFORMATION Symbols... iii Ordering Parts... iii Serial Number Location... iii Specifications... iv Model Identification / Compliance Charts... v Warranty Information... vi OPERATION & TROUBLESHOOTING Theory of Operation... A-2 Electrical,1 HP Motors... A-3 (CV3, CV3R, CV6, CV6R) Electrical, 2 HP Motors... A-4 (CV5, CV5R, CV10, CV10R) COMPONENT TESTING Fuse... B-2 Low Voltage... B-4 Vacuum Relief Valve... B-6 Vacuum Inlet Strainer... B-8 Water Inlet Strainer... B-10 Contactor Relay... B-12 Solenoid... B-14 Vacuum Breaker... B-16 Twin Models Only (CV6, CV6R, CV10, CV10R) Intake Check Valves... B-17 Section C Section D Section E ACCESS PROCEDURES Electrical Box Cover... C-2 WIRING DIAGRAMS ClassicSeries Wet-Ring Vacuum Single 1 HP 115 VAC......D-2 Single 1 HP VAC... D-3 Single 2 HP VAC... D-4 Twin 1 HP 115 VAC... D-5 Twin 1 HP VAC... D-6 Twin 2 HP VAC... D-7 EXPLODED VIEWS / PARTS LISTS ClassicSeries Wet-Ring Models CV3, CV3R, CV5, CV5R...E-2 CV6, CV6R, CV10, CV10R...E-3 * Indicates multiple pages due to model / serial number break(s)

67 General Information Symbols DANGER Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which will result in serious or fatal injury if not avoided. This symbol is used only in the most extreme conditions. WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which could result in serious injury if not avoided. CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which may result in minor or moderate injury if not avoided. It may also be used to alert against unsafe practices. Equipment Alert Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which could result in equipment damage if not avoided. In Section A, test the components in the order indicated. (ex. 1st then, 2nd ) Refer to Section B for component testing procedures. The symbols below may be used in this manual to represent the operational status of table functions and components. Indicates the function / component is working properly. No action required. Indicates the function / component is working, but a problem exists. Indicates the function / component is not working at all. Ordering Parts General Information The following information is required when ordering parts: Serial number & model number Part number for desired part. [Refer to Exploded Views / Parts Lists section] Non-warranty parts orders may be faxed to Midmark using the Fax Order Form in the back of this manual. For warranty parts orders, call Midmark's Service Department with the required information. Customer Service: Technical Service: Serial / Model Number Location Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 iii

68 General Information Weights, Dimensions, Electrical Specifications ClassicSeries Wet-Ring Vacuums AA Vacuum Model Max. Users Width (IN.) Depth (IN.) Height (IN.) Weight (LBS.) Total HP Voltage (50/60 Hertz) Breaker Size per Pump (Amps) Inlet Connection Size (IN.) Drain Connection Size (IN.) Fresh Water Connection Size (FNPT) CV3 3 12" 13" 15" /4 115 / " 1" 1/2" CV3R 3 12" 13" 15" /4 115 / " 1" 1/2" CV5 5 12" 13" 17" " 1" 1/2" CV5R 5 12" 13" 17" " 1" 1/2" CV /2" 20" 18 1/2" /2 115 / /4" 1 1/4" 1/2" CV6R /2" 20" 18 1/2" /2 115 / /4" 1 1/4" 1/2" CV /2" 20" 18 1/2" /4" 1 1/4" 1/2" iv CV10R /2" 20" 18 1/2" /4" 1 1/4" 1/2" Midmark Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Rev 10/09

69 General Information Model Identification / Compliance Chart Model Description UL Complies To: CAN/CSA 22.2, #601.1-M90 Electrical Supply Requirements: VAC Amps Cycles (Hz) CV3 CV3R CV5 CV5R CV6 CV6R CV10 CV10R ClassicSeries Wet-Ring Vacuum 3 User ClassicSeries Wet-Ring Vacuum Recycler 3 User ClassicSeries Wet-Ring Vacuum 5 User ClassicSeries Wet-Ring Vacuum Recycler 5 User ClassicSeries Wet-Ring Vacuum 6 User ClassicSeries Wet-Ring Vacuum Recycler 6 User ClassicSeries Wet-Ring Vacuum 10 User ClassicSeries Wet-Ring Vacuum Recycler 10 User X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Configurable / / / / Configurable / / / / Configurable / / Configurable / / Configurable (per pump) / / / / Configurable (per pump) / / / / Configurable (per pump) 208 / / / / Configurable (per pump) 208 / / / / v Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Rev 11/07

70 General Information LIMITED WARRANTY SCOPE OF WARRANTY Midmark Corporation ( Midmark ) warrants to the original retail purchaser that it will repair or replace components of the domestic and international air compressor and vacuum products manufactured by Midmark (except for components not warranted under Exclusions ) that are defective in material or workmanship under normal use and service. Midmark s obligation under this warranty is limited to the repair or replacement, at Midmark s option, of the applicable components. This limited warranty shall only apply to defects that are reported to Midmark within the applicable warranty period and which, upon examination by Midmark, prove to be defective. This warranty extends only to the first retail purchaser of a product, and is not transferable or assignable. APPLICABLE WARRANTY PERIOD The applicable warranty period, measured from the date of delivery to the original user, shall be as follows: (1) PowerAir oil-less compressors Five (5) years or 3,500 hours of use, whichever occurs first. (2) PowerVac dry vacuums Five (5) years or 10,000 hours of use, whichever occurs first (except that the vacuum pump warranty term is ten (10) years or 20,000 hours of use, whichever occurs first). (3) PowerVac G dry vacuums Five (5) years or 10,000 hours of use, whichever occurs first (except that the vacuum pump warranty term is ten (10) years or 20,000 hours of use, whichever occurs first). (4) Classic Series wet-ring vacuums Five (5) years or 10,000 hours of use, whichever occurs first. (5) PowerMax surgical suction Two (2) years. OBTAINING WARRANTY SERVICE Warranty service must be obtained through either Midmark or an authorized dealer in the Midmark product line for which warranty service is requested. Midmark may be contacted for warranty service inquiries or issues via at by phone at MIDMARK, by facsimile at , or by mail to Midmark Corporation, 60 Vista Drive, P O Box 86, Versailles, Ohio It is the retail purchaser s obligation to arrange for delivery of a product to Midmark or one of its authorized dealers for warranty service, which delivery shall be at retail purchaser s expense. It is also the retail purchaser s obligation to comply with the warranty service instructions provided either by Midmark or its authorized dealer. The retail purchaser must provide Midmark with completed warranty registration information within thirty (30) days after purchase in order to obtain the benefits of this warranty. EXCLUSIONS This warranty does not cover and Midmark shall not be liable for the following: (1) defects, damage, or other conditions caused, in whole or in part, by misuse, abuse, negligence, alteration, accident, freight damage, tampering, or failure to seek and obtain repair or replacement in a timely manner; (2) products which are not installed, used, and properly cleaned and maintained as required in the Midmark Installation and/or Installation/Operation Manual for the applicable product; (3) products considered to be of a consumable nature; (4) accessories or parts not manufactured by Midmark; (5) plastic, rubber, and other disposable parts, unless the defect is discovered at the time of delivery and disclosed to Midmark within five (5) days thereafter; (6) charges by anyone for adjustments, repairs, replacement parts, installation, or other work performed upon or in connection with such products which are not expressly authorized in writing in advance by Midmark; (7) costs and expenses of routine maintenance and cleaning; and (8) representations and warranties made by any person or entity other than Midmark. EXCLUSIVE REMEDY; CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES DISCLAIMER, MIDMARK S ONLY OBLIGATION UNDER THIS WARRANTY IS THE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF DEFECTIVE PARTS. MIDMARK SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR AND HEREBY DISCLAIMS ANY DIRECT, SPECIAL, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR DELAYS, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF PROFITS OR INCOME, LOSS OF USE, DOWNTIME, COVER, AND EMPLOYEE OR INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR WAGES, PAYMENTS, AND BENEFITS. NO AUTHORIZATION No person or firm is authorized to create or approve for Midmark any other obligation or liability in connection with the products. WARRANTY DISCLAIMER THIS WARRANTY IS MIDMARK S ONLY WARRANTY AND IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. MIDMARK MAKES NO IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THIS WARRANTY IS LIMITED TO THE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF DEFECTIVE PARTS. STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS No action may be brought against Midmark for breach of this limited warranty, an implied warranty, if any, or for any other claim arising out of or relating to the products, more than ninety (90) days following expiration of the limited warranty period. RETURN GOODS PROCEDURE All returns must be made through an authorized dealer. Units for repair should be sent to Midmark and packaged in the original shipping container if possible. Please contact our Customer Service Department prior to shipping the unit prepaid to receive authorization RMA number. Specify the RMA number on the outside of the box and label it to the attention of Repair Service Center. Ship to: Midmark Corporation, Plant A Returns Dept, Attn: Repair Service Center, 60 Vista Drive, Versailles OH vi Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Rev 5/2011

71 Section A Troubleshooting Section A Troubleshooting Function / System Page Theory of Operation... A-2 Electrical Schematic 1HP & 1 1/4 HP Motors... A-3 (CV3, CV3R, CV6, CV6R) Electrical Schematic 2 HP Motors... A-4 (CV5, CV5R, CV10, CV10R) Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 A-1

72 Troubleshooting Theory of Operation Fresh water flows through the water strainer assembly, solenoid valve and anti-siphon valve. (In recycler models water also flows through a water bypass valve.) The water is injected onto the pump seal to provide cooling and lubrication. Water flows into the rotating impeller which creates a whirling ring of water inside the pump housing, isolating each chamber of the impeller. The impeller is mounted off-center. As it turns, the space in each chamber expands and decreases once with each rotation. This creates low pressure on the inlet side and higher pressure on the outlet side. On recycler models, water is forced out of the pump housing into the recycling chamber. Vacuum created at the intake port in the pump housing draws a steady stream of water from the water recycler. Recycled water mixes with the fresh water in the pump housing and the process is repeated. When the recycling chamber is full of water, any excess is exhausted out of the housing and through the waste line. Separator Equipment Alert Harmful odors, vapor contaminants and nitrous oxide gasses are vented out the separator, while liquid waste flows out of the lower drain and into a P -Trap or floor sink. Verify all local codes. Exhaust Water Source Troubleshooting Page Motor will not Start when Turned ON... A-6 Pump Runs but has Low Suction... A-7 Pump Runs but has Excessive Vacuum A-8 Pump will not Run Continuously... A-9 Fresh Air Vacuum Gauge - "Hg Line from Operatory Non-recycler models are connected to the drain with all liquids exiting out of the housing and through the waste line. Drain Note: If water supply is interrupted, the pump will run at a reduced vacuum level. Operating the pump without continuous fresh water flow will cause permanent damage to the housing seal. Recycling Chamber (Recycler Models Only) AA Vacuum Exhaust Water A-2 Theory of Operation Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Models: Serial Numbers: All

73 Electrical Schematic 1 HP & 1 1/4HP MOTOR Troubleshooting Refer to: Page Wire Diagrams... D-1 All 1HP and 1 1/4HP units are factory wired for VAC. They can be rewired for 115 VAC. Supply Line Voltage is always present on one side of the Contactor contacts. Line Voltage is also being supplied to the 240 / 24 VAC transformer energizing it. Motor Terminal Block The Transformer supplies 24 VAC to the On/Off switch (Control Panel) on the wall and to one side of the 24 VAC Contactor Coil. Control Panel Single Motor Units When the On/Off switch is pushed to the on position the Contactor Coil is energized closing the contacts. Twin Motor Units When the control panel On/Off switch is pushed, and the On/Off switches on the vacuum are in the On position, the contactor coils are energized closing the contacts. Line voltage is then supplied to the motor. Single Models Only Transformer Supply Line Voltage Contactor Twin Models Only Models: Serial Numbers: 1HP and 1 1/4 HP Motor Models All Electrical Schematic 1 HP Motor Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 A-3

74 Troubleshooting Electrical Schematic 2 HP MOTOR All 2 HP units are factory wired for VAC. Supply Line Voltage is always present on side of the Contactor contacts. one Line Voltage is also being supplied to the 240 / 24 VAC transformer energizing it. Refer to: Page Wire Diagrams... D-1 Control Panel The Transformer supplies 24 VAC to the On/Off switch (Control Panel) on the wall and to one side of the 24 VAC Contactor Coil. Single Motor Units When the On/Off switch is pushed to the on position the Contactor Coil is energized closing the contacts. Motor Twin Motor Units When the control panel On/Off switch is pushed, and the On/Off switches on the vacuum are in the On position, the contactor coils are energized closing the contacts. Line voltage is then supplied to the motor. Supply Line Voltage Contactor Transformer AA A-4 Electrical Schematic 2 HP Motor Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Models: Serial Numbers: 2 HP Motor Models All

75 Vacuum System Troubleshooting Problem: Motor will not Start when Turned ON Refer To: Page Fuse... B-2 Low Voltage... B-4 2nd Check Fuse Refer to: Section B Fuse 1st Check Circuit Breaker Turn circuit breaker off then back on. 3rd Check Low Voltage Refer to: Section B Low Voltage AA th Motor needs to be Replaced Contact Midmark Technical Service. AA Models: Serial Numbers: All Vacuum System Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 A-5

76 Troubleshooting Refer To: Page Vacuum Relief Valve... B-6 Vacuum Inlet Strainer... B-8 Water Inlet Strainer... B-10 Solenoid... B-14 Intake Check Valves... B-17 Vacuum System 1st Check Vacuum Relief Valve Refer to: Section B Vacuum Relief Valve Problem: Pump Runs but has Low Suction 5th Check Solenoid Refer to: Section B Solenoid 4th Check Water Supply Refer to: Section B Water Inlet Strainer 3rd Check Vacuum Inlet Strainer Refer to: Section B Vacuum Inlet Strainer 2nd Check Vacuum Piping System Remove vacuum inlet hose from pump. If there is good suction at the pump, but little to none in the system, the system is clogged or contains leaks. Clean and or locate leak and repair. 6th Verify Pump Size Check specifications for maximum number of simultaneous users. Upgrade vacuum system if necessary. 7th Twin Models - Low Suction Shown on Only One Pump Gauge Intake Check Valves need to be cleaned or replaced. Refer to: Section B Intake Check Valves A-6 Vacuum System Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Models: Serial Numbers: All

77 Vacuum System Troubleshooting Problem: Pump Runs but has Excessive Vacuum Refer To: Page Vacuum Relief Valve... B-6 1st Check Vacuum Relief Valve Refer to: Section B Vacuum Relief Valve Models: Serial Numbers: All Vacuum System Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 A-7

78 Troubleshooting Vacuum System Refer To: Page Contactor Relay... B-12 Check Equipment Room Temperature. Temperature should be 40 to 104 Fahrenheit 4 to 40 Celsius 1st Problem: Pump will not Run Continuously 2nd Check Circuit Breaker Turn circuit breaker off then back on. 3rd Check Contactor Relay Refer to: Section B Contactor Relay A-8 Vacuum System Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Models: Serial Numbers: All

79 Vacuum System Troubleshooting Problem: Pump is Leaking Refer To: Page Solenoid... B-14 Vacuum Breaker... B-16 2nd Check Vacuum Breaker Refer to: Section B Vacuum Breaker 1st Check Solenoid Refer to: Section B Solenoid Models: Serial Numbers: All Vacuum System Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 A-9

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81 Section B Testing & Repair Components Page Fuse... B-2 Low Voltage... B-4 Vacuum Relief Valve... B-6 Vacuum Inlet Strainer... B-8 Water Inlet Strainer... B-10 Contactor Relay... B-12 Solenoid... B-14 Vacuum Breaker... B-16 Twin Models Only (CV6, CV6R, CV10, CV10R) Intake Check Valves... B-17 Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 B-1

82 Testing & Repair Fuse Function and Location The fuse protects the low voltage control system against overload failure, mainly short circuits. It is located in the electrical box and accessed on top of the electrical box on single models and the side of the twin models. Refer to: Page Check Fuse... B-3 WARNING For continued protection against risk of fire, replace the fuse with a 1/3 amp 250V Slo-Blo type only. Twin Models Single Models B-2 Fuse Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Models: Serial Numbers: All

83 Fuse Check Testing & Repair Refer to: Page Function and Location... B-2 Step 1: Turn power off. Step 2: Remove fuse from electrical box. Push in and turn cap counter clockwise. Step 3: Test continuity. Set meter to Ω. Place meter probes on both fuse terminals. Note: Refer to table below. AA Me t e r R e a d i n g St a t u s Required Actio n OL - off line Continuity checks ok Visually looks ok Replace Fuse 1/3 amp 250V Slo-Blo fuse Fuse is Good Step 4: Reinstall into electrical box. Push in and turn cap clockwise until it locks in place. Models: Serial Numbers: All Fuse Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 B-3

84 Testing & Repair Low Voltage - Control Panel Function and Location The Control Panel will allow the user to control the dental equipment from the office area. It supplies power to the relay switch. Red, White and Blue wire connections for control panel are located on top of Single models and side of Twin models electrical boxes. Refer To: Page Testing... B-5 Wiring Diagrams... D-1 Exploded Views... E-1 *Note: Relay Switch is always live unless Low Voltage is turned off. Air Vac Water AA B-4 Low Voltage Models: Serial Numbers: All Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915

85 Low Voltage - Master Control Panel Testing Step 1: Remove electrical box cover. Check for broken or loose wiring. Refer to: Section C Electrical Box Cover Caution When testing components with power on use care to prevent electrical shock. Testing & Repair Refer to: Page Location and Function... B-4 Electrical Box Cover... C-2 Wiring Diagrams... D-1 Exploded Views... E-1 On/Off Switch Contactor Relay Step 2: Check high voltage on contactor relay. Set meter to V. Place meter probes on front, red and black wires. Note: Verify reading is 230 volts. YLW Contactor Relay 24 VAC Secondary Transformer Relay 230 VAC Primary RED LOW VOLTAGE WHITE CONTROL BLUE Step 3: Check Low Voltage. Place meter probes on Yellow and Red wires (low voltage) at Contactor connections. Step 4: Insert screwdriver into relay to start manually. Note: if system starts, replace contactor relay. Note: Verify reading is 24 volts. AA Me t e r R e a d i n g St a t u s Required Actio n High Voltage = < Line Voltage Low Voltage = < 24 Volts High Voltage = Line Voltage Low Voltage = 24 Volts Replace Contactor Relay Replace Transformer Contactor Relay - OK Transformer - OK Step 5: Bypass the remote switch to verify it is not defective. Disconnect the Red, White and Blue wires from the remote switch. Connect the Blue and Red wires together. Models: Serial Numbers: All Low Voltage Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 B-5

86 Testing & Repair Vacuum Relief Valve Location and Function The Vacuum Relief Valve regulates the vacuum pressure in the ClassicSeries Wet-Ring vacuums. Refer To: Page Adjustment... B-7 Recommended range for the system is from 10" to 12"Hg. The system is preset at the factory for 10"Hg. The Vacuum Relief Valve is located on top of the intake manifold assembly. *Replacement instructions are provided with the part. They are also available on Documark.com, or by clicking on the link in the blue box. Vacuum Relief Valve Twin Models Single Models B-6 Vacuum Relief Valve Models: Serial Numbers: All Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915

87 Testing & Repair Vacuum Relief Valve Adjustment Vacuum Relief Valve Adjustment... Rotate barrel clockwise to increase Hg. Rotate barrel counterclockwise to decrease Hg. Increase Hg Decrease Hg Twin Model Single Model AA Models: Serial Numbers: All Vacuum Relief Valve Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 B-7

88 Testing & Repair Vacuum Inlet Strainer Location and Function The vacuum inlet strainer keeps solid waste from going into the pump from the operatory line. Refer To: Page Clean... B-9 Exploded Views... E-1 Empty and clean the inlet strainer everyday. Make sure gasket is seated in the groove of the filter bowl and the wire mesh strainer is straight and not collapsed. Twin Models Single Models B-8 Vacuum Inlet Strainer Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Models: Serial Numbers: All

89 Vacuum Inlet Strainer Clean Step 1: Turn power off. Attention: If screen collapses, it must be replaced. Testing & Repair Refer To: Page Location and Function... B-8 Exploded Views... E-1 Cap AA Step 2: Remove filter bowl. Remove screen and o-ring. Screen Step 4: Install filter bowl. O-Ring Step 5: Turn power on. Step 3: Clean filter bowl and screen. Seat o-ring into groove. Bowl Models: Serial Numbers: All Vacuum Inlet Strainer Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 B-9

90 Testing & Repair Water Inlet Strainer Location and Function The water inlet has a small wire mesh strainer in it which helps eliminate rust, solder wastes and other water contamination. Clean yearly, or as needed. Refer To: Page Clean... B-11 Exploded Views... E-1 Water Inlet Strainer Twin Models Single Models B-10 Water Inlet Strainer Models: Serial Numbers: All Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915

91 Water Inlet Strainer Testing & Repair Clean Step 1: Turn power off. Step 2: Remove cap from strainer housing. Screen Step 4: Replace strainer and cap. Step 3: Remove screen with needle nose pliers. Clean screen. Step 5: Turn power on. AA Models: Serial Numbers: All Water Inlet Strainer Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 B-11

92 Testing & Repair Contactor Relay Location and Function When the ClassicSeries Wet-Ring Vacuum is turned on either by the remote wall switch or vacuum unit on/off switch on Twin models, the Contactor is energized. It sends current to the hour meter, solenoid valve and pump, turning them on. Refer To: Page Contactor Relay... B-13 Section D Wire Diagrams... D-1 The Contactor is located in the electrical box. AA Twin Models Single Models B-12 Contactor Relay Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Models: Serial Numbers: All

93 Contactor Relay Test Step 1: Turn power off. Example Only Refer to Wire Diagrams Testing & Repair Refer To: Page Specifications... B-9 Section D Wire Diagrams... D-1 Step 2: Remove electrical cover. Refer to Section C: Electrical Cover. Step 3: Turn power on. Caution When testing components with power on use care to prevent electrical shock. Step 4: Check High Voltage on Contactor. Set meter to V. 1 HP Models Place meter probes on two bottom wire connections. 2 HP Models Place meter probes on two top wire connections. Reading: 115VAC or VAC depending on model. Note: Refer to: Specifications for Voltage & Section D wire diagrams. CONTACTOR Step 5: Check voltage across contactor. Set meter to V. Place meter probes on right and left side, red and yellow wires. Reading: 24VAC Note: Red and Black wire location will vary depending on model. Refer to: Specifications for Voltage & Section D wire diagrams. Example Only Refer to Wire Diagrams CONTACTOR Meter Reading Status Required Action 115VAC or VAC Depending on Model Contactor OK Step 6: Insert screwdriver to start manually. 24 VAC (Side check) Transformer OK Note: if system starts, replace contactor. AA Less than 115V or V Less than 24V Replace Contactor Step 7: Install electrical cover. Models: Serial Numbers: All Contactor Relay Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 B-13

94 Testing & Repair Solenoid Location and Function When the motor is turned on the solenoid valve opens and allows water to flow into the pump. Refer to: Page Test Solenoid... B-15 Twin Models Single Models B-14 Solenoid Models: Serial Numbers: All Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915

95 Solenoid Test If there is water standing around pump... Step 1: Shut pump off. Place cup under tube/housing connection. Disconnect tube at housing. Push blue quick connect toward fitting and pull hose out. Note: If water is flowing out, solenoid is stuck open and will need replaced. Testing & Repair Refer to: Page Section C Access Procedures... C-1 Section D Wire Diagrams... D-1 Voltage Check... Step 3: Turn power off. Step 4: Remove electrical cover. Refer to Section C: Electrical Cover. Step 5: Turn power on. Caution When testing components with power on use care to prevent electrical shock. If there is NO water standing around pump... Step 2: Place cup under tube/housing connection. Disconnect tube at housing. Push blue quick connect toward fitting and pull hose out. Shut pump on and off to see if water is flowing out. Note: If water is flowing out, check voltage. Meter Reading Status Required Action 115V less than 115V Solenoid OK Replace Solenoid Step 6: Check Voltage on Coil. Set meter to V. Place meter probes on two coil connections. AA Models: Serial Numbers: All Solenoid Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 B-15

96 Testing & Repair Vacuum Breaker Function and Location The vacuum breaker prevents contaminated water from being drawn from the pump into the fresh water supply. If the vacuum breaker leaks, it must be replaced or rebuilt. A rebuild kit is available. Refer to: Page Section E - Parts Lists... E-1 Twin Models Single Models B-16 Vacuum Breaker Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Models: Serial Numbers: All

97 Intake Check Valve Function and Location Each pump on a twin model require a check valve to be installed at a 45 degree angle into the intake line. Testing & Repair Refer to: Page Clean Intake Valve... B-17 This prevents loss of suction pressure when one pump in the system is turned off. If no check valve is present, flow will be allowed through the "off" pump, creating a loss suction of the rest of the system. Models: Serial Numbers: CV6 CV6R CV10 CV10R All Intake Check Valves Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 B-17

98 Testing & Repair Intake Check Valve Clean Refer to: Page Section E - Parts Lists... E-1 Step 1: Disconnect power. Step 2: Remove air line tubing from check valves. Disconnect check valves from tee fitting. Step 3: Blow out valves with air to clean. Replace valves if they are sticking. AA B-18 Intake Check Valves Models: Serial Numbers: All Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915

99 Section C Section C Access Procedures Removing & Installing Electrical Box Cover... C-2 Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 C-1

100 Access Procedures Electrical Box Cover Removal/Installation Removal Step 1: Disconnect power. Refer To: Page Exploded Views / Part Numbers: Single Models... E-2 Twin Models... E-3 Cover Removal Step 2: Loosen screws. Pull cover off. Installation Step 1: Secure cover on front of electrical box. Tighten four screws through front cover. AA Single Model Shown Twin Models have the same procedure C-2 Electrical Box Cover Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Models: Serial Numbers: All

101 Section D Wiring Diagrams Model Page ClassicSeries Wet-Ring Vacuum Single 1 HP &1 1/4 HP 115 VAC... D-2 Single 1 HP &1 1/4 HP VAC... D-3 Single 2 HP VAC... D-4 Twin 1 HP &1 1/4 HP115 VAC... D-5 Twin 1 HP &1 1/4 HP HP VAC D-6 Twin 2 HP VAC... D-7 Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 D-1

102 Wiring Diagrams ClassicSeries Wet-Ring Vacuum Single - 1 HP & 1 1/4 115 Volts 230 VAC MOTOR SOLENOID VALVE BLK ORN BRN YEL WHT BRN WHT PILOT LIGHT REMOTE PANEL SWITCH ORN BLU BLK LINE IN 24 VAC BLK RED WHT YEL FUSE TRANSFORMER 1/3 AMP YEL WHT RED BLK WHT 115 VAC RED GRN/YEL CONTACTOR YEL BLK HOURS HOUR METER AA Wire Kit Includes all loose wires. Note: Wires connected to a component min one end are not included. D-2 Wiring Diagrams Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Rev 10/11 Models: Serial Numbers: CV3 and CV3R can be configured for 115V or V All

103 Wiring Diagrams ClassicSeries Wet-Ring Vacuum Single - 1 HP & 1 1/4 HP Volts 230 VAC MOTOR SOLENOID VALVE BLK ORN BRN YEL WHT BRN WHT PILOT LIGHT REMOTE PANEL SWITCH ORN BLU BLK LINE IN 24 VAC BLK RED WHT YEL BLK FUSE 1/3 AMP WHT TRANSFORMER YEL WHT RED 230 VAC RED GRN/YEL CONTACTOR YEL BLK HOURS HOUR METER AA Wire Kit Includes all loose wires. Note: Wires connected to a component min one end are not included. Models: Serial Numbers: CV3 and CV3R can be configured for 115V or V All Wiring Diagrams Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Rev 10/11 D-3

104 Wiring Diagrams ClassicSeries Wet-Ring Vacuum Single - 2 HP Volts SOLENOID VALVE 230 VAC MOTOR PILOT LIGHT REMOTE PANEL SWITCH RED HOURS HOUR METER RED BRN BLU RED BLK WHT RED BLK WHT YEL CONTACTOR ORN LINE IN 24 VAC 1/3 AMP FUSE WHT (COMMON) 230 VAC GRN/YEL BLK TRANSFORMER RED AA Wire Kit Includes all loose wires. Note: Wires connected to a component min one end are not included. D-4 Wiring Diagrams Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Rev 10/11 Models: Serial Numbers: CV5 and CV5R All

105 Wiring Diagrams ClassicSeries Wet-Ring Vacuum Twin - 1 HP & 1 1/4 HP 115 Volts BLK BLK BREAKER SERVICE SWITCH 1/2 AMP OFF ON HOURS 115 VAC FUSE 1/3 AMP WHT HOUR METER Power Supply BLK GRN SOLENOID VALVE TRANSFORMER BLK YEL ORN BLK 230 VAC MOTORS BLU BRN WHT PILOT LIGHT REMOTE PANEL SWITCH WHT BLK RED CONTACTOR YEL RED ORN BRN WHT BRN YEL RED WHT RED RED AA Wire Kit Includes all loose wires. Note: Wires connected to a component min one end are not included. Models: Serial Numbers: CV6 and CV6R can be configured for 115V or V All Wiring Diagrams Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Rev 10/11 D-5

106 Wiring Diagrams ClassicSeries Wet-Ring Vacuum Twin - 1 HP & 1 1/4 HP Volts BLK BLK BREAKER SERVICE SWITCH 1/2 AMP OFF ON HOURS 230 VAC FUSE 1/3 AMP WHT HOUR METER Power Supply BLK GRN SOLENOID VALVE TRANSFORMER BLK YEL ORN BLK 230 VAC MOTORS BLU BRN WHT PILOT LIGHT REMOTE PANEL SWITCH WHT BLK RED CONTACTOR YEL RED ORN BRN WHT BRN YEL RED WHT RED RED AA Wire Kit Includes all loose wires. Note: Wires connected to a component min one end are not included. D-6 Wiring Diagrams Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Rev 10/11 Models: Serial Numbers: CV6 and CV6R can be configured for 115V or V All

107 Wiring Diagrams ClassicSeries Wet-Ring Vacuum Twin - 2 HP Volts SOLENOID VALVE 230 VAC MOTOR PILOT LIGHT REMOTE PANEL SWITCH RED HOURS HOUR METER BLK BLK BLU WHT RED BLK RED BREAKER SERVICE SWITCH 1/2 AMP OFF ON BLK WHT YEL CONTACTOR ORN LINE IN 24 VAC 230 VAC GRN/YEL BLK RED FUSE 1/3 AMP WHT (COMMON) TRANSFORMER AA Wire Kit Includes all loose wires. Note: Wires connected to a component min one end are not included. Models: Serial Numbers: CV10 and CV10R All Wiring Diagrams Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Rev 10/11 D-7

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109 Section E Exploded Views & Parts Lists Model: Page Single Vacuums... E-2 Twin Vacuums... E-3 Midmark Corporation 2006 SF-1915 E-1

110 ClassicSeries CV3 CV3R CV5 CV5R Electrical Box...E-10 Installation Kit...E-4 Label Locations...E-14 Pump Assembly Components...E-12 Vacuum Solenoid Assembly....E-8* Vacuum Intake Assembly...E-6 E-2 Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 * Indicates multiple pages due to a model / serial number break for the parts illustration

111 ClassicSeries CV6 CV6R CV10 CV10R Pump Assembly Components...E-12 Installation Kit...E-5 Vacuum Solenoid Assembly....E-9* Label Locations...E-15 Electrical Box...E-11 Vacuum Intake Assembly...E-7* AA Exhaust Manifold Assembly...E-13* * Indicates multiple pages due to a model / serial number break for the parts illustration Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 E-3

112 AA21000 Item Description Qty Kit (includes items 1-7) 1 Quick Connect Fitting (1/4"QC x 1/4") Clamp (1") Lock Nut Rubber Feet Poly Tube (1/4" OD x 6') Exhaust Hose (1" ID x 8') Nipple (3/4" NPT) Bushing (1/2"M x 1/4F)... 1 Always Specify Model & Serial Number E-4 Single Vacuum Installation Kit Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Rev 8/14 Models: Serial Numbers: CV3 0705CV30001 thru Present CV3R 0705CV3R0001 thru Present CV5 0705CV50001 thru Present CV5R 0705CV5R0001 thru Present All V thru Present

113 AA Item Description Qty Kit (includes items 1-9) 1 Quick Connect Fitting (3/8"QC x 1/4") Clamp (2") Pipe Plug (1 1/4" NPT) Poly Tube (3/8" OD x 5') Drain Hose (3/8" OD x 8' [sold in inches)96 6 Intake Hose (1 1/2"ID x 8') Bushing (1/2" MNPT x 1/4" FNPT) Nipple, PVC (1 1/4") In-Line Strainer Assembly... 1 set 10 Gasket Strainer Bowl Cap... 1 Always Specify Model & Serial Number Models: Serial Numbers: CV6 0705CV60001 thru Present CV6R 0705CV6R0001 thru Present CV CV10001 thru Present CV10R 0705CV10R0001 thru Present All V thru Present Twin Platform Installation Kit Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Rev 03/01/12 E-5

114 Refer To: Page Vacuum Solenoid Assembly... E Item Description Qty AA " Black Plug VRV Foam Filter (2" OD x 1"L) VRV Body VRV Float Compression Spring Intake Manifold Lock Washer (1/4 PLD) Screw (1/4"-20 x 1") Nipple (3/4") Vacuum Inlet Strainer Nipple (3/4") "Refer to Vacuum Solenoid Assembly" Manifold Gasket Pressure Gauge... 1 Always Specify Model & Serial Number E-6 Single Vacuum Intake Assembly Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Rev 6/16/15 Models: Serial Numbers: CV3 0705CV30001 thru Present CV3R 0705CV3R0001 thru Present CV5 0705CV50001 thru Present CV5R 0705CV5R0001 thru Present All V thru Present

115 Item Description Qty AA Cap, Plug Foam Filter Seat Nipple (3/4") Intake Manifold Assembly Nipple (3/4") Check Valve Nipple (3/4") PVC Hose (1" ID x 26") Degree Elbow Hose Clamp Pipe Hanger Screw (#8-32 x 5/8") Gauge (0-30"Hg) Knob Shim (.875 OD x.406 ID x.010 THK) Lock Nut (1/8" NPT) Compression Spring Body Float VRV Assy includes Items 1-3 & Always Specify Model & Serial Number Models: Serial Numbers: CV6 0705CV60001 thru 0902CV60228 CV6R 0705CV6R0001 thru 0903CVR0777 CV CV10001 thru 0902CV CV10R 0705CV10R0001 thru 0902CV10R0401 Twin Intake Manifold Assembly Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Rev 8/2/12 E-7

116 Item Description Qty AA Cap, Plug Foam Filter Seat Nipple (3/4") Intake Manifold Assembly Nipple (3/4") Check Valve Nipple (3/4") PVC Hose (1" ID x 17") Degree Brass Elbow Hose Clamp Pipe Hanger Screw (#8-32 x 5/8") Gauge (0-30"Hg) Knob Shim (.875 OD x.406 ID x.010 THK) Lock Nut (1/8" NPT) Compression Spring Body Float VRV Assy includes Items 1-3 & Always Specify Model & Serial Number E-7.1 Twin Intake Manifold Assembly Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915Rev 8/2/12 Models: Serial Numbers: CV6 0903CV60229 thru Present CV6R 0903CVR0785 thru Present CV CV thru Present CV10R 0902CV10R0404 thru Present All V thru Present

117 Refer To: Page Solenoid...B Non-Recycler Models Test AA Note: Recyclers require 2 poly tubes. Non-Recyclers require 1 poly tube. Item Description Qty Non-Recycler Models 1 Elbow Quick Connect... 1 Recycler Models 1 Double Street Elbow Flow Control Assembly Ball Valve Y-Quick Connect Fitting... 1 All Models 4 Poly Tube (1/4" OD)... IN 6 Quick Connect Fitting Y-Strainer Nipple (1/4" NPT x /8" NPT) Self-Tap Screw (#6 x 3/8") Cable Clamp Solenoid Vacuum Breaker Check Valve Degree Elbow... 1 Not Shown 15 Vacuum Breaker repair Kit ( )... 1 Always Specify Model & Serial Number Models: Serial Numbers: CV3 0705CV30001 thru 0902CV30702 CV3R 0705CV3R0001 thru 0902CV3R1136 CV5 0705CV50001 thru 0901CV50372 CV5R 0705CV5R0001 thru 0902CV5R0807 Single Vacuum Solenoid Assembly Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Rev 5/19/14 E-8

118 Refer To: Page Solenoid... B Non-Recycler Models Test 13 2 PCB Item Description Qty Non-Recycler Models 1 Elbow Quick Connect Recycler Models 1 Double Street Elbow Nipple Shut-Off Valve Flow Control Assembly QC Connector Y-Quick Connect Fitting AA Note: Recyclers require 2 poly tubes. Non-Recyclers require 1 poly tube. All Models 6 Poly Tube (1/4" OD)... IN 7 Y-Quick Connect Fitting Quick Connect Fitting Y-Strainer Nipple (1/4" NPT x /8" NPT) Self-Tap Screw (#6 x 3/8") Cable Clamp Solenoid Vacuum Breaker Check Valve Degree Elbow... 1 Not Shown 17 Vacuum Breaker repair Kit ( )... 1 Always Specify Model & Serial Number E-8.1 Single Vacuum Solenoid Assembly Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Rev 5/19/14 Models: Serial Numbers: CV3 0903CV30706 thru Present CV3R 0903CV3R1139 thru Present CV5 0901CV50373 thru Present CV5R 0902CV5R0809 thru Present All V thru Present

119 PCB AA Item Description Qty. 1 Vacuum Breaker Adapter Solenoid Shut-off Valve Check Valve Degree Elbow Y-Quick Connect Fitting (Recycler Only) Quick Connect Y-Strainer Nipple (1/4" NPT x 1/4" NPT) Tee Run (1/4") Quick Connect Poly Tubing (1/4" OD)... IN 14 Elbow, Street (1/4" NPT) Flow Control Assembly Ball Valve (Recycler Only) Double Street Elbow (Recycler Only) Quick Connect (Non-Recycler Only)... 1 Not Shown 19 Vacuum Breaker repair Kit ( )... 1 Always Specify Model & Serial Number Models: Serial Numbers: CV6 0705CV60001 thru 0902CV60228 CV6R 0705CV6R0001 thru 0903CV6R0777 CV CV10001 thru 0902CV CV10R 0705CV10R0001 thru 0902CV10R0401 Twin Vacuum Solenoid Assembly Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Rev 5/19/14 E-9

120 PCB PCB AA Item Description Qty. 1 Vacuum Breaker Adapter Solenoid Shut-off Valve Check Valve Degree Elbow Y-Quick Connect Fitting (Recycler Only) Quick Connect Y-Strainer Nipple (1/4" NPT x 1/4" NPT) Tee Run (1/4") Quick Connect Poly Tubing (1/4" OD)... IN 14 Elbow, Street (1/4" NPT) Flow Control Assembly QC Connector Shut-Off Valve (Recycler Only) Nipple Double Street Elbow (Recycler Only) Quick Connect (Non-Recycler Only)... 2 Not Shown 21 Vacuum Breaker repair Kit ( )... 1 Always Specify Model & Serial Number E-9.1 Twin Vacuum Solenoid Assembly Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Models: Serial Numbers: Rev 5/19/14 CV6 0903CV60229 thru Present CV6R 0903CV6R0785 thru Present CV CV thru Present CV10R 0902CV10R0404 thru Present All V thru Present

121 Refer To: Page Fuse...B-2 Transformer (Low Voltage)...B-4 Contactor...B Test Test 6 6 Item Description Qty. AA Note: CV5 / CV5R Fuse Holder Fuse (.3 Amp) Hour Meter Electrical Box Right Hand Bracket Screw (#8-32 x 5/16") Transformer Electrical Box Cover Contactor Left Hand Bracket... 1 Always Specify Model & Serial Number Models: Serial Numbers: CV3 0705CV30001 thru Present CV3R 0705CV3R0001 thru Present CV5 0705CV50001 thru Present CV5R 0705CV5R0001 thru Present All V thru Present Single Electrical Box Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915Rev 11/1/12 E-10

122 ECS Refer To: Page Fuse...B-2 Transformer (Low Voltage)...B-4 Contactor...B Test Test 5 Test Item Description Qty. 1 Hour Meter Fuse Holder Fuse (.3 Amp) Screw (#8-32 x 5/16") Contactor Screw (#6-32 x 3/4") Electrical Box Cover Terminal Jumper Terminal Block Lock Nut (#8-32) Transformer Strain Relief Electrical Box Circuit Breaker Switch... 2 AA Always Specify Model & Serial Number E-11 Twin Electrical Box Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Rev 10/09 Models: Serial Numbers: CV6 0705CV60001 thru Present CV6R 0705CV6R0001 thru Present CV CV10001 thru Present CV10R 0705CV10R0001 thru Present All V thru Present

123 TWIN PUMPS CV6-RCV6 CV6R-RCV6R CV10-RCV10 CV10R-RCV10R 1 Single Pumps Not Serviceable 21 a) b) MMS Not Serviceable Models: Serial Numbers: All AA Not Serviceable Not Serviceable Note: Twin units require two complete motor/pump assemblies. Item Description Qty. 1 Motor Lock Nut Foot Recycler and Non-Recycler Housings Seal Impeller O-ring (Non-Recycler Only) CV3 Baseplate CV5 Baseplate CV3R Baseplate Bolts (#10-24 x 1/2") Non-Recycler (CV3 & CV5)... 6 Recycler (CV3R & CV5R) CV5R Baseplate Gasket (Recycler Only) Bolt (3/8"-16 x 3/4") Right Hand Bracket (Single Units Only) Left Hand Bracket (Single Units Only) Nipple (3/4") Shim (.005)... Varies 19 Connector Replacement Pumps... (Twin Units Only) 21 Capacitor a) For 1HP motors... 1 b) For 2HP motors... 1 Always Always Specify Specify Model Model & Serial Serial Number Number Pump Assembly Components Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Rev 10/3/13 E-12

124 AA Item Description Qty. 1 Exhaust Manifold Cap, Plug..Refer to: Twin Platform Install kit 3 Screw (#8-32 x 5/8") Pipe Hanger Platform PVC Hose (1" x 16") Degree Elbow Nipple (3/4") Nipple (3/4") Clamp... 4 Always Specify Model & Serial Number E-13 Twin Exhaust Manifold Assembly Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Rev 3/09 Models: Serial Numbers: CV6 0705CV60001 thru 0808CV60180 CV6R 0705CV6R CV6R0594 CV CV10001 thru 0808CV CV10R 0705CV10R0001 thru 0808CV10R0308

125 AA2240 Item Description Qty. 1 Hose (order by inch)... As Required1 2 Clamp Nipple (3/4") Exhaust Manifold Screw Pipe Hanger Platform Nipple (3/4") Exhaust Sliencer... 2 Always Specify Model & Serial Number Models: Serial Numbers: CV6 0808CV60181 thru 0902CV60228 CV6R 0809CV6R0595 thru 0903CV6R0777 CV CV thru 0902CV CV10R 0808CV10R0308 thru 0902CV10R0401 Twin Exhaust Manifold Assembly Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Rev 3/09 E-13.1

126 AA Item Description Qty. 1 Exhaust Manifold... 1 i Includes Items 2 & 3 2 Elbow Reducer Nipple Clamp Hose... IN - As Required 7 Shipping Cap used on early units Note: Plug thrown away during installation. 8 Pipe Hanger Screw Elbow Exhaust Sliencer Platform... 1 Always Specify Model & Serial Number E-13.2 Twin Exhaust Manifold Assembly Models: Serial Numbers: CV6 0903CV60229 thru Present CV6R 0903CV6R0785 thru Present CV CV thru Present CV10R 0902CV10R0404 thru Present All V thru Present Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Rev 1/4/13

127 a) b) Item Description Qty. a) b) AA a) 1 HP Decal...1 b) 2 HP Decal VRV, Factory Set Label Low Voltage Midmark Logo Electrical Diagram (Inside Cover) a) CV3 and CV3R... 1 b) CV5 and CV5R ClassicSeries Label Caution, Shock Label Fuse Replacement Lab V Light Label Serial Number Label... 1 Not Shown Caution Tag VAC Con, Tag... 1 Always Specify Model & Serial Number Models: Serial Numbers: CV3 0705CV30001 thru Present CV3R 0705CV3R0001 thru Present CV5 0705CV50001 thru Present CV5R 0705CV5R0001 thru Present All V thru Present Single Model Label Locations Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Rev 10/09 E-14

128 a) b) Item Description Qty a) b) AA VRV Factory Set Label a) 1 HP Decal...1 b) 2 HP Decal Serial Number Label Electrical Hookup Label Caution Tag Fuse Replacement Label Midmark Logo Electrical Diagram (Inside Cover) CV6 / CV6R... 1 CV10 / CV10R ClassicSeries Label Earth (Ground) Label Low Voltage Platform Serial Label Platform Warning Label... 1 Not Shown Hot Neutral Wire MPM V Light Label... 1 Always Specify Model & Serial Number E-15 Twin Model Label Locations Midmark Corporation 2007 SF-1915 Rev 10/09 Models: Serial Numbers: CV6 0705CV60001 thru Present CV6R 0705CV6R0001 thru Present CV CV10001 thru Present CV10R 0705CV10R0001 thru Present All V thru Present

129 COMMENTS The Technical Publications Department of Midmark Corporation takes pride in its manuals. We are sure that our manuals will fill all your needs when you are performing scheduled maintenance, servicing, or repairs on a Midmark product. However, if you find any errors or feel there should be a change, addition, or deletion to the manuals, please let us know. We will correct any errors that we are made aware of and we will review requests for changes, additions, or deletions to the manuals and incorporate those requests deemed appropriate. If you see something in one of our manuals that you like or dislike, please let us know. Also, if there is something you feel we could do to produce a better manual, please let us know. If an error is found, please list the page and paragraph/figure in which the error was found along with a brief description of what the error is. If the correction to the error is known, please include that information also. If a change, addition, or deletion is being requested, please list the page and paragraph/figure needing the change, along with a brief description of how you feel the paragraph/figure should be changed. Please fax or mail a copy of this completed comment sheet to: Midmark Corporation ATTN: Technical Publications Dept. 60 Vista Drive Versailles, Ohio Fax: (937) Page Number Paragraph/Figure Description

130 ATTENTION: CUSTOMER SERVICE DEPARTMENT IMPORTANT NOTES: 1) Use this form for all non-warranty orders only. Warranty orders must be telephoned in ( ). 2) FAX numbers to send order to: ) All emergency orders must be Midmark by 1:00 pm EST. 4) All underlined headings should be filled in prior to submittal. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS: NAME: SERVICE PARTS FAX ORDERING FORM (Do not tear out this page. Photo copy this page for use only.) DATE: / / TIME: METHOD OF SHIPMENT: PRIORITY: MODEL #: SERIAL #: SALES ORDER # (if applicable) ADDRESS: CITY: STATE: ZIP: CONTACT: PHONE: FAX #: SHIP TO: LINE # PART NUMBER QTY. DESCRIPTION COLOR (if applicable) CREDIT CARD INFORMATION NON-EMERGENCY ORDER {to ship within 72 hours if part(s) are in stock.} EMERGENCY ORDER {to ship within 24 hours if part(s) are in stock.} [see note 3] CARD TYPE CARD # EXP. DATE / / NAME ON CARD am pm DEALER P.O. #: ACCOUNT #: SIGNATURE

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133 **Updated: 5/14/15** Patterson Imaging Hardware Requirements This guide details the critical points of installing the Patterson Imaging software, from specific technology requirements to explicit hardware recommendations. Please note Patterson does not recommend or support the use of 'dummy terminal' systems. Contact PTC Support for documentation on limitations. Configurations for Citrix, Terminal Services, Point-to-Point T1, Microsoft VPN, are maintained on a separate Hardware Document. Please refer to those hardware requirements. The following table lists our specific requirements: Recommended Requirements Intel Xeon Processor 8 GB RAM 1 TB Hard Drive Raid Level 1or 5¹ Gigabit Ethernet Adapter LCD Monitor (Capable of 1024x768) 1024 X 768 Capable Video Resolution Intel USB Chipset with at least 2 powered USB 2.0 Ports² Additional AGP, PCI or USB 2.0 expansion Slots May Be Required Server Workstation Supported Operating Systems: 32-bit or 64-bit Windows Server 2012 Standard R1 (PI V17.0 or higher) Windows Server 2012 Foundation R1 or R2 (PI V17.0 or higher) Windows Server 2008 R1 or R2 Windows Vista Business Windows Vista Ultimate Windows Vista Enterprise Windows 7 Professional Windows 7 Ultimate Windows 8 Professional (PI V17.0 or higher) Windows 8.1 Professional (PI V17.0 or higher) A Patterson Imaging Server is recommended for 6 or more workstations a Server OS is recommended for 10 or more workstations. Note: To be able to utilize more than 4gb of RAM in your server you will need to use a 64-Bit OS Intel Core i5 Processor 4 GB RAM 500 GB Hard Drive¹ DVD-ROM Drive Gigabit Ethernet Adapter Sound Card LCD Monitor (Capable of 1024x768) 1024 X 768 Capable Video Resolution Intel USB Chipset with at least 2 powered USB 2.0 Ports² Additional AGP, PCI or USB 2.0 expansion Slots May Be Required Supported Operating Systems: 32-bit or 64-bit Windows Tablet PC Edition (Patterson Imaging 10.0 or Higher Only) Windows Vista Business Windows Vista Ultimate Windows Vista Enterprise Windows 7 Professional Windows 7 Ultimate Windows 8 Professional (PI V17.0 or higher) Windows 8.1 Professional (PI V17.0 or higher) Note: Please refer to the Eaglesoft Video Capture Requirements and Digital Integrations Requirements for limitations with 64-bit OS s Note: To be able to utilize more than 4gb of RAM in your workstation you will need to use a 64-Bit OS ¹Storage of images may require larger capacity hard drive ²Intel USB Chipsets are recommended for Schick digital x-ray devices. ScanX will not work with the SIS chipset. Printed copies of this document are considered uncontrolled Rev

134 Operating Systems Notes Note: 64-bit operating systems are only supported on version and higher. Please refer to the Eaglesoft Video Capture Requirements and Digital Integrations Requirements for limitations with 64-Bit operating systems. Terminal Services -Only Supported if using PI V17 or higher -Terminal Services is supported on Server 2003, 2008, 2008 R2 and 2012 Standard R1 Versions of Windows Home Windows Server OS s Windows 2000 Professional & Windows 2000 Server Windows XP Professional & Windows XP Tablet Edition Windows 2003 Server -No version of Windows Home or Windows 8 Standard (including 8.1 With Bing) is supported for use with Patterson Imaging. -All versions of Windows Server OS s specified above as part of the Hardware Requirements are only supported on a Dedicated Server. -Not recommended for workstation or single user mode installs -Recommended to perform weekly reboots of your physical dataserver to allow Windows updates to install and for the OS to be freshly loaded each week. -Will not be supported with version or higher. - Clinical Note: ScanX USB Must have Service Pack 4 installed. - Clinical Note: See Video Capture Requirements for approved capture cards. - Clinical Note: See Video Capture Requirements for approved capture cards. - Clinical Note: ScanX USB Must have Service Pack 1a with update KB or later installed. - Wireless networks are supported on Version or higher. - On the Tablet PC Patterson Imaging is not supported for server use. - Tablet PC supported in landscape mode only - Tablet PC Edition has the capability to add patient signature in Patterson Imaging on version 13 or higher. - Supported on Patterson Imaging Version or higher. - Server operating system only, not recommended as workstation or single user mode. - Must be wired to the network, cannot use a wireless connection. - For networks of more than 10 computers Windows 2003 Server is required Windows Server 2008 R2 Windows Vista Windows 7 - Server operating system only, not supported as workstation or single user mode. - Must be wired to the network, cannot use a wireless connection. - For networks of more than 10 computers Windows 2008 R2 Server is required - Not supported on Patterson Imaging Version or lower - Only supported on Patterson Imaging Version 14 or higher -Only support on Patterson Imaging Version and higher. Windows 8 and Server 2012 Windows 8 32-bit 64-Bit Operating Systems Tablets - Patterson Imaging for Canada Short Date settings need to be set to DD/MM/YYYY -Only Supported with Patterson Imaging V17 and higher -If Start Server at Boot is selected during the Patterson Imaging V17 install, the server will not actually start -To get the server to start at boot, prior to the install of Patterson Imaging, go to Local Security Policy Local Policies Security Options User Account Control: Run all administrators in Admin Approval Mode Change from disabled to enabled -If this is left Disabled, then all programs that need to run as Admin in Approval mode will not run as needed -Are not supported with Patterson Imaging or below. - SmartDoc will not work on 64 bit. -Digital Products subject to change. Please refer to FAQ for 32 and 64-bit device compatibility. -It is also recommended you check with the Manufacturer s website for most up to date specifications for digital devices. **Note**X-ray acquisition is not recommended on tablet pcs due to possible power consumption issues and wireless transmission of image data over a wireless network. Please refer to the Eaglesoft Video Capture Requirements and Digital Integrations Requirements for Digital limitations with Operating systems. Printed copies of this document are considered uncontrolled Rev

135 Network Components Network Component NIC Network Interface Card G Wireless Technology 3Com PCI 3Com PCMCIA or Intel Integrated wireless 100base T Technology 3Com Intel Pro Realtek Gigabit Technology 3Com Intel Pro Realtek Network switch/access Point 3Com Wireless AP 3Com 3Com Laptop Solution 3Com Megahertz series PC cards Printers Printer Utilization Notes HP LaserJet P3015 mono laser Office printer HP LaserJet P3015 PCL 5 driver This printer is not supported for use with preprinted insurance forms; the forms do not align properly. HP LaserJet M401N Office printer Tested with the Universal Printer driver PCL5. This printer is not supported for use with preprinted insurance forms; the forms do not align properly. HP M425MFP Office printer Printer supported with use of the PCL6 and universal print driver for PCL5. Not supported with use on pre-printed insurance forms. Copier, scanner, fax and printer. Document only scanner. HP Envy 5660 All-in-one Clinical image printer Wireless is not supported. Scanner is document only. Dymo Label Writer 450 Label printer Dymo Label Writer 450 Twin Turbo Label printer Note: Locally installed printers are not supported on server operating systems. The Patterson Support department will only support print servers or jet direct technology that has been purchased from and installed by Patterson. Scanners Scanner Utilization Notes Epson 11000XL Scanner *Note: TMA adapter lid required Office Scanner Recommended for pans, full mouth x- rays, bitewings, and documents. Epson Scanner V700 Scanner Office Scanner Recommended for documents and bitewings only. HP Scanjet 8270 Office Scanner Incorporated ADF for multipage documents. Note: The Patterson Support department will only support print servers or jet direct technology that has been purchased from and installed by Patterson. Deviation from this list may result in technical problems, errors and malfunctions. Patterson Imaging computer requirements are determined excluding any peripheral hardware that may be added to machine (i.e. video cards, sound cards, digital imaging machines). When using non-supported hardware, please ensure that the minimum requirements of that device are met as well. All hardware purchased from Patterson Dental Supply, Inc. is fully compliant for use with Patterson Imaging. Foot Pedal Backup Device Anti-Virus Software Spyware Firewall Internet Additional Items Patterson Item Computer must have available game port. or USB to game port adapter Patterson Item To be supported by a hardware provider. McAfee Virus Scan is not compatible with Version or higher. AVG Free Version is not recommended for use. Symantec Endpoint is recommended We recommend disabling the Network Threat Protection with Symantec Endpoint. Microsoft Security Essentials is another supported antivirus. Generation 8 Patterson Hardware comes with Microsoft Security Essentials and can be used in an office up to 10 computers per Microsoft Licensing. Windows Defender or Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Consumer Version (Full Version) Recommend Hardware Firewall. We do not recommend 3 rd Party Software Patterson Imaging 16.0 and higher will require high speed internet access. While your software will still install and function normally, users without high speed internet will not have access to User's Guide, FAQ, Live Help, Remote Printed copies of this document are considered uncontrolled Rev

136 Battery Backups Support, or any eservices offered by Patterson EagleSoft." Industry Standard Patterson Imaging Must have Power User rights to use Patterson User must have power user group membership on Imaging on a Workgroup local workstation on a Domain. Dedicated Server if network is made up of 6 or more computers connecting to Patterson Imaging Please consult your Patterson technology representative or the Patterson Technology Center if you have any questions or concerns prior to purchasing or installing hardware or software. Patterson Technology Center 1201 Althoff Drive P.O. Box 1267 Effingham, IL Support: Support fax: All rights reserved. Copyright 2015 Patterson Dental Supply, Inc. Printed copies of this document are considered uncontrolled Rev

137 Preva DC W H E R E T E C H N O L O G Y M E E T S S I M P L I C I T Y... P E R F E C T LY

138 Preva Only Preva into one In 2002, the Progeny Design Team set out to create the perfect intraoral x-ray. And they did first with the reliable JB-70 AC system, followed by the extraordinary, industry-leading, high frequency system, the Preva DC. Preva is the convergence of the latest DC technology, microprocessor advances and userfocused features. Designed to provide flawless imaging and enhanced workflow, Preva is the perfect foundation for every practice film-based, PSP and Digital and offers your practice reliable performance today, tomorrow and for many years to come. Now there are two choices in imaging excellence: Preva the perfect foundation for every practice and every receptor; and Preva Plus, the DC intraoral x-ray with its own integrated digital sensor.

139 packs so many powerful features attractive, reliable DC system. The smallest focal spot equals the sharpest images Preva s 0.4mm focal spot produces visibly higher resolution images whether you re using film or digital sensors. Details are sharper and more defined. Small but important differences are easier to spot. Pathologies are easier to identify. 0.7mm 0.4mm [ Traditional 0.7mm focal spot ] [ Preva 0.4mm focal spot ] Adjustable techniques provide complete control With Preva, you decide how you want to see your images. A choice of selectable options allows you to determine the techniques you prefer to control gray scale, density and contrast according to clinical or procedural needs. And, only Preva combines a 0.4mm focal spot with such a wide range of kv, ma and time choices for consistently superior diagnostic images. n kv 60, 65 and 70 n ma 4, 5, 6 and 7 n Time 0.02 seconds to 2 seconds

140 Preva Plus All the benefits of Preva, PLUS a high resolution digital sensor always handy, always ready. Sensor stores safely [ and securely on arm ]

141 Integrated efficiency Preva Plus takes digital imaging to the next level of convenience with its innovatively integrated ClearVision sensor. All cabling and electronics are self-contained and hidden away inside the Preva Plus, helping to keep your operatory well-organized and cable-free. Sensors that are easily misplaced or damaged can now be safely stored within easy reach. A simple USB connection and a specially designed receptacle right on the arm makes it easy to be ready for your next patient. latest USB technology provides [ The plug-and-play ] installation. All the details, no wait Progeny s new ClearVision sensor produces crisply detailed digital images ready for viewing on your monitor within seconds. Images can be captured and viewed with Progeny Imaging, and most popular Practice Management and Imaging Programs. For a complete list of software compatibility, contact Progeny.

142 Enhanced wor Stable, drift-free positioning Preva is known for its exceptional arm mechanics. Feel the exceptional balance and effortless movement. Preva s proprietary braking system contains both an outboard and an inboard brake to assure that the head stays exactly where you position it without sagging or drifting. Preva has more adjustment points than any other system and a distinctive handle design for fast onehanded positioning. [ Only Preva offers a dual arm braking system ]

143 rkflow Tailor-made for optimum efficiency Preva s exclusive LCD display with its large, bright screen displays technique information clearly from any angle. Easy to understand icons quickly identify tooth, receptor type and patient size. 30 pre-programmed technique settings streamline setup and preparation for every procedure and every receptor. [ 56, 66, 76 and 82 * arm lengths available ] *Requires mounting plate Optimize your Preva Only Preva delivers menu options that allows you to instantly optimize your x-ray. Use the built-in menu accessed from the control panel to change preset techniques or select a specific sensor. Progeny s unique Optimization Menu puts many options within your reach simply.