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AMD Lasers PICASSO LITE Manuel d'utilisation

MAINTENANCE

DENTAL LASER UNIT AND PLASTIC BARRIERS MAINTENANCE

This unit requires little operator maintenance. Wipe down the system with a cloth dampened with a mild antiseptic or cleaning

solution–we recommend the use of CaviWipes™. Never use solvents or abrasive cleaners, which can damage the finish. Never pour

or spray any liquid on or directly over the control console.

Protective plastic barriers can be used to protect the carrying handle, touch pad, handpieces, and goggles and are customer supplied.

ANNUAL MAINTENANCE

Picasso & Picasso Lite should be serviced annually by a qualified, trained, and certified technician. Please contact your authorized

representative or AMD LASERS

to discuss extended service contracts and annual maintenance options.

To maintain compliance with the applicable IEC and CDRH regulations, all systems must be checked and verified that they are

functioning properly in the event the unit has been subjected to adverse environmental conditions such as fire, flood, mechanical

abrasion, solvent spillage, etc.

The following safety checks shall be carried out:

• Verify all labels are firmly in place.

• Verify disconnection of the remote interlock causes the laser to return to and remain in STANDBY.

• Verify the display indicates LASER FIRING when the foot switch is depressed.

• Verify the audible signal is active when the foot switch is depressed and laser emission is present.

• Verify the laser goes into and remains in STANDBY when the fiber is removed from the laser aperture.

TRANSPORTATION

Picasso & Picasso Lite lasers are susceptible to misalignment if not handled properly. The unit should ALWAYS be handled

carefully and never banged, jarred, jolted, dropped, or hit. Do not transport the unit unless it is completely packaged inside of its

transportation box. If you have any questions regarding transportation, please call your authorized representative or AMD LASERS

Calibration is required to maintain your laser in good operating condition. By regulation, power is allowed to vary a total of +/- 20%

from the established rated power. (21 CFR 1040.10).

If calibration shows a variation of more than +/- 20%, the laser needs to be returned to the AMD Laser Repair Center for repair.

CALIBRATION PROCEDURE

Picasso & Picasso Lite comes factory calibrated and certified for use. For accurate treatment results, the unit(s) should be calibrated

every 12 months following the date of manufacture. Due to the potential for electrical shock, personal injury, or death; calibration

should only be performed by authorized personnel. Improper calibration could lead to damage and failure to calibrate the laser.

CALIBRATION BY ANYONE OTHER THAN A CERTIFIED AMD LASERS TECHNICIAN WILL VOID THE WARRANTY.

To schedule calibration of your unit, contact your authorized representative or AMD LASERS

Calibration generally takes 5 business days (excluding holidays). Calibration of AMD LASERS units is performed with an output watt

meter and AMD LASERS calibration software.

It is highly recommended that the customer contact AMD LASERS, rather than performing the procedure itself. Utilizing these

procedures requires certain technical expertise and improper calibration could lead to damage and failure to calibrate the laser.

EQUIPMENT NEEDED: PC with Windows XP or better and a serial (RS-232) port. Laser power/energy display such as Ophir Model

II P/N 7Z01550 or equivalent. Power/energy meter for low power lasers with 810 nm wavelength capability and accuracy better

than +/- 3%, for example, Ophir power meter P/N 7z02637 or equivalent. AMD LASERS Calibration Software. AMD LASERS

Calibration Data Cable. #1 Phillips Head Screwdriver.

PICASSO

TURN LASER OFF AND UNPLUG PRIOR TO CALIBRATION PROCEDURE

Remove front and side panel

1. Set up software, and connect laser to computer. Reconnect front and side panel.

2. Turn laser "on" and fire the laser with the fiber tip approximately 1–2 mm from the power meter laser head.

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3. Adjust the values in the appropriate fields to increase or decrease the output wattage to within +/- 20% of the desired setting.

4. When appropriate output power is reached, select "save" and proceed to the next setting.

5. Repeat this process until all fields have been properly adjusted.

PICASSO LITE

TURN LASER OFF AND UNPLUG PRIOR TO TESTING

Remove front panel

1. Move and place the jumper onto the test pin to enter calibration mode. Reconnect the front panel.

2. Turn laser "on" and fire the laser with the tip approx 1–2 mm from the surface of the power meter laser head.

3. Adjust the output values to within +/- 20% of the desired setting by using the "light" button to increase and the "sound" button

to decrease.

4. Data is saved automatically after adjustment.

5. Remove the short circuit test ring from the test pin when calibration is complete.

CALIBRATION SCHEDULE

Purchase Date _____//______//___________

Calibration 1

_____//______//___________

(12 months after purchase date)

Calibration 2

_____//______//___________

(24 months after purchase date)

Calibration 3

_____//______//___________

(36 months after purchase date)

Calibration 4

_____//______//___________

(48 months after purchase date)

Calibration 5

_____//______//___________

(60 months after purchase date)

Calibration 6

_____//______//___________

(72 months after purchase date)

NOTE: This procedure is intended for reference only. All service to your laser (including calibration) is to be performed by an AMD

LASERS trained service technician. The warranty will be null and void if service is performed by an unauthorized technician.

Contact AMD LASERS to be connected to the repair center closest to the laser location. Repair and maintenance centers are located

worldwide.

Authorized by:

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