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SSCIWheeling, IL (800) 323 7366

Regal 6 Dental ProcedureTable with Ultima 250 DentalUnit

© Copyright 2008 by Suburban Surgical Co., Inc. All rights reserved.

No part of this document may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means, electronic ormechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system without

written permission.Inquiries should be addressed to Suburban Surgical Co., Inc.

Wheeling, Illinois 60090, USA

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Owner’s Manual - Regal 6 Dental-Procedure Table with Ultima 250 Dental Unit

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 - General Information ................................................................... 1Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 1

Regal 6 Recessed End Dental Procedure Table ............................................................ 1Ultima 250 Dental Unit ................................................................................................ 1

About this Manual .................................................................................................................... 2Information & Safety Notices ................................................................................................... 2

Notes ............................................................................................................................. 2CAUTIONS .................................................................................................................. 2

Safety ........................................................................................................................................ 2Models ...................................................................................................................................... 4Accessories ............................................................................................................................... 4Care & Cleaning of Stainless Steel ........................................................................................... 5

Introduction .................................................................................................................. 5Cleaning & Cleansers ................................................................................................... 5Deodorizing Agents, Disinfectants, & Sanitizers ......................................................... 5Effect on Warranty ........................................................................................................ 6

Cleaning Requirements............................................................................................................. 6Contact Information .................................................................................................................. 6

Suburban Surgical Company, Inc. ................................................................................ 6Ultima Dental Systems ................................................................................................. 7

Warranty.................................................................................................................................... 7

Chapter 2 - Installation & Setup .................................................................... 9General ...................................................................................................................................... 9Unpacking & Inspection ........................................................................................................... 9Lifting the Dental Table ............................................................................................................ 9Installation - Regal 6 Dental Procedure Table ........................................................................ 10

Preparation .................................................................................................................. 10Installation Procedure ................................................................................................. 10

Overview ........................................................................................................ 10Tools & Supplies Required ............................................................................. 10Installation Sequence ...................................................................................... 10Determine the Table Location......................................................................... 10Open the Wall ................................................................................................. 10Install the Piping for the Faucet & Drain & Electrical Wiring ....................... 11Open Holes in the Table Wall(s) for Piping & Wiring .................................... 11Finish the Wall ................................................................................................ 12Place the Table in Position .............................................................................. 12Connect the Drain ........................................................................................... 12Install the Faucets & Sprayer .......................................................................... 12Mount the Dental Unit to the Swing Arm....................................................... 12Finish the Job .................................................................................................. 14

Testing the Installation ............................................................................................................ 15

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Chapter 3 - Use & Care of the Regal 6 Table.............................................. 17Using Your Regal 6 Table ....................................................................................................... 17

Using the Drawers ...................................................................................................... 17Opening & Closing the Drawers..................................................................... 17Removing & Replacing a Drawer................................................................... 17

Using the Cabinet Doors............................................................................................. 18Opening & Closing the Cabinet Door ............................................................ 18Hinges - Overview .......................................................................................... 18Removing a Cabinet Door .............................................................................. 18Installing a Cabinet Door ................................................................................ 19Adjusting the Door Left-to-Right ................................................................... 19Adjusting the Door In & Out .......................................................................... 20

Using Prep Procedure Racks ...................................................................................... 21Overview ........................................................................................................ 21Removing & Installing a Rack ....................................................................... 21

Keeping Your Regal 6 Table Clean ......................................................................................... 22Introduction ................................................................................................................ 22Stainless Steel Cleaning Procedures ........................................................................... 22

Chapter 4 - Use & Care of the Dental Unit................................................. 23Initial Set-up for Your Dental Unit ......................................................................................... 23Operating Your Ultima 250 Dental Unit ................................................................................. 24

Water Controls ............................................................................................................ 24General ............................................................................................................ 24On/Off Switch ................................................................................................. 24Water Volume Control Knob .......................................................................... 25Bottle Selector Switch .................................................................................... 25

Handpiece Holders ..................................................................................................... 25Adjusting Handpiece Air Pressures ............................................................................ 25

Red Air Line ................................................................................................... 25White Air Line ................................................................................................ 25Blue Air Line .................................................................................................. 25Recommended Handpiece Air Pressures ........................................................ 25Adjusting Handpiece Air Pressures ................................................................ 26

Refilling the Water Bottles ......................................................................................... 26Using the Three-Way Syringe ..................................................................................... 27Checking Compressor Gauges.................................................................................... 28

Correct Settings .............................................................................................. 28Adjusting Air Pressure .................................................................................... 28

Accessing the Compressor ......................................................................................... 28Using the Foot Controller ........................................................................................... 29Accessing the Dental Unit Interior ............................................................................. 30Connecting an Ultrasonic Scaler ................................................................................ 30

Maintaining Your Dental 250 Dental Unit ............................................................................. 31Cleaning Procedure................................................................................................................. 31Routine Maintenance .............................................................................................................. 31

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Maintenance Schedule ................................................................................................ 31Routine Maintenance Procedures ............................................................................... 32

Flush Water Lines After Using Chlorhexadine ............................................... 32Oil Handpieces ............................................................................................... 32Check Oil Level in Compressor ..................................................................... 32Top Up Oil Level in Compressor .................................................................... 32Drain Compressor Holding Tank .................................................................... 33Removing, Cleaning & Replacing the Pickup Bottle ..................................... 33Cleaning the Pickup Bottle ............................................................................. 34Replacing the Pickup Bottle ........................................................................... 34

Drain Oil From Compressor and Replace With New Oil ........................................... 34General ............................................................................................................ 34Procedure ........................................................................................................ 35

Compressor Safety Tips .......................................................................................................... 36Cleaning Your Ultima 250 ...................................................................................................... 37

Introduction ................................................................................................................ 37Cleaning Procedure..................................................................................................... 37

Chapter 5 - Parts Replacement, Regal 6 .................................................... 39Replacement Parts .................................................................................................................. 39General Information................................................................................................................ 39Parts Ordering Procedure ........................................................................................................ 40Returning the Dental Procedure Table for Repairs ................................................................. 40

RMA Numbers ............................................................................................................ 40Packing & Shipment ................................................................................................... 40

Parts Replacement Procedures ................................................................................................ 41Cabinet Door............................................................................................................... 41

Overview ........................................................................................................ 41Tool Required ................................................................................................. 41Procedure ........................................................................................................ 41

Door Hinge ................................................................................................................. 42Overview ........................................................................................................ 42Tool Required ................................................................................................. 42Procedure ........................................................................................................ 42

Door Hinge Mounting Plate ....................................................................................... 43Overview ........................................................................................................ 43Tool Required ................................................................................................. 43Procedure ........................................................................................................ 43

Drawer ........................................................................................................................ 44Overview ........................................................................................................ 44Procedure ........................................................................................................ 44

Drop-in Tub ................................................................................................................ 45Overview ........................................................................................................ 45Tools Required ................................................................................................ 45Procedure ........................................................................................................ 45

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Dental Procedure Rack (Flat Rack Standard, Other Racks Optional) ........................ 46Overview ........................................................................................................ 46Procedure ........................................................................................................ 46

Removable Bathing Rack (Optional) ......................................................................... 47Overview ........................................................................................................ 47Procedure ........................................................................................................ 47

Chapter 6 - Parts Replacement, Ultima 250 ............................................... 49Replacement Parts .................................................................................................................. 49Parts Ordering Procedure ........................................................................................................ 49Returning the Dental Unit or Compressor for Repairs ........................................................... 50

Chapter 7 - Troubleshooting ....................................................................... 51General .................................................................................................................................... 51Problems ................................................................................................................................. 51No Water. ................................................................................................................................ 52Polisher Problems. .................................................................................................................. 53Insufficient Air Pressure to Handpieces. ................................................................................. 54Compressor Will Not Run. .................................................................................................... .55Compressor Does Not Turn Off. ............................................................................................. 56Compressor Runs But Does Not Supply Air. ........................................................................ .57Air Leak. ................................................................................................................................. 58Compressor Makes a Rattling Noise During Operation. ....................................................... .59Compressor Oil Appears Milky. ............................................................................................. 60Air Tank Does Not Hold Pressure When Compressor Is Not Running. ................................ .61No Air Pressure Shown on Regulator Gauge. ........................................................................ 62

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Owner’s Manual - Regal 6 Dental Procedure Table with Ultima 250 Dental Unit

Introduction

SSCI’s Regal 6 Dental Procedure Tables are constructed of die-formed, stainless steel shaped on a CNC machine for accuracy.All panels are engineered for tight fitting joints, and bothwelded and mechanically fastened to make a solid, sturdycabinet. All cabinet interiors are stainless steel making themimpervious to moisture and odors.

Drawer fronts are double-wall stainless steel, with full-widthpulls integrated into the design. Welded one-piece drawerbodies are stainless steel with telescoping slides that allow thedrawers to open and close easily even with heavy loads.

Doors are double-wall stainless steel with integral full-widthpulls. Doors feature invisible positive-action hinges that holdthe doors open or closed as needed. 3D micro-adjustmentensures accurate door alignment.

The Ultima 250 Dental Unit is a stylish, three-handpieceautomatic control head with a three-way syringe (water, air &mist). The variable-speed foot controller allows you to choosethe desired speed for each procedure. The unit uses two one-liter bottles allowing the use of chlorhexadine in one bottle anddistilled water in the other. This allows chlorhexadine to beeasily flushed from the system. The air lines are color-coded todistinguish between high and low-speed air lines andaccessories.

Chapter 1 - General Information

Regal 6 Recessed EndDental Procedure Table

Ultima 250 Dental Unit

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Safety

Information & SafetyNotices

Notes

CAUTIONS

About this Manual

An optional venturi suction system can be ordered with the unitor added to any existing Ultima 250 Dental Unit.

The Ultima 250 can be ordered with either a single-head or adual-head surge compressor. Busy practices will find that adual-head compressor will allow them to work for extendedperiods without overheating the compressor.

Every attempt has been made to insure that the information inthis manual is correct and complete. SSCI, however, alwayswelcomes our customer’s suggestions for improvements to ourproducts and associated publications.

In this manual you will find important information under theheadings Note: and CAUTION:.

Under Note: headings, you will be given additional informationpertinent to the subject discussed in that paragraph or step.

Example:

Note: Both bottles may contain distilled water or one may contain distilled water and the other chlorhexadine.

Under CAUTION: headings, you will be alerted to potentiallyhazardous conditions which, if ignored or mishandled, couldresult in injury to yourself, or damage to the equipment.

Example:

CAUTION: Never exceed 80 psi goinginto the dental unit.

CAUTION: Unpacking and installing thetable is not difficult. The table is heavy,however, and handling it can be awkward forone person. We recommend that unpackingand installation be done by at least two people.

CAUTION: The warranty for this product is void if thecare and cleaning instructions provided in thismanual are not followed.

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CAUTION: Use only distilled water in the dental unit.NEVER use tap water.

CAUTION: Never exceed 80 psi air pressure goinginto the dental unit.

CAUTION: When using chlorhexadine, flush the lineswith distilled water for 30 seconds to one minuteafter finishing working. Failure to flush the lines canallow the chlorhexadine to dry and form particles thatcan clog the water lines and damage or destroy yourhandpiece.

CAUTION: Any attempt to service your compressorby removing the compressor shell or terminal boxcover, tampering with the pressure switch settingand/or grounding plug will VOID your warranty andmay make the compressor unsafe to use.

CAUTION: Use ONLY Silent-Surge Compressor Oil.Using any other type of oil will VOID your warrantee.



Accessories Dental Procedure TableA variety of accessories is available for Regal 6 Dental ProcedureTable to increase your convenience and efficiency. Refer toyour current SSCI product catalog for pictures, descriptions,and part numbers.! Pull-out Trays! “V” Prep Procedure Racks! Flat Prep Procedure Racks! Solid Removable Tops! Tub Floor Removable Bathing Racks

Dental UnitSSCI provides two accessories for the Ultima 250 Dental Unit.Refer to Table 1 for Part Numbers.! Dental Venturi Suction System! Compressor

Models Table 1 lists the part numbers of the various Ultima 250 modelsand the available accessories.

Table 1. Part Numbers - Ultima 250 & Accessories

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Care & Cleaning ofStainless Steel

Introduction Stainless steel is steel alloyed with chromium to make it highlyresistant to stain, rust, and corrosion. Note: This does NOTmean that stainless steel will never rust or corrode. Science hasnot yet developed a steel which is completely stainless orcorrosion PROOF.

The type of stainless steel and finish selected by SSCI for thisproduct is the best available for the intended use.

The basic rule of thumb is to use the mildest cleaning agentthat will do the job effectively. After cleaning, always rinsethoroughly with clear water, and dry completely. Frequentcleaning will prolong the service life of stainless steelequipment and will help maintain a bright, pleasingappearance.

Ordinary deposits of waste and fluids can usually be removedwith soap and water. More stubborn deposits or tightlyadhering debris may require harder scrubbing and possibly theuse of commercial cleaning products acceptable for use onmetal surfaces. When using any cleaning agent, rub in thedirection of the polish lines or “grain” of the metal. For highluster finishes, clean soft cloths or pads should be used.

If especially rough cleaning is necessary, use “stainless steel”wool, nylon, or plastic scrubbers. Test these scrubbers in aninconspicuous area first to be sure they do not mar or scratchthe stainless steel finish.

Minor scale build-up and some hard water spotting may beremoved by washing with vinegar, followed by a neutralizingrinse with clear water and a thorough drying with a soft cloth.For heavy deposits of scale, 5% oxalic acid (use warm), 5-15%sulfamic acid, or 5-10% phosphoric acid may be used. Alwaysfollow with a neutralizing rinse of clean water and a thoroughdrying.

The large selection of brands and combinations of chemicalsavailable for deodorizing, disinfecting, and sanitizing isstaggering. Select one or more agents for use in your facilityonly after weighing all the benefits claimed by each product.Often this choice is made without adequate consideration of theeffects these agents may produce on equipment or furnishings.

Cleaning & Cleansers

Deodorizing Agents,Disinfectants, &

Sanitizers



CAUTION: Before selecting a chemical to employ inyour facility, review label statements regarding usewith metals (stainless steel). Always consult thechemical supplier if there are any doubts.

Avoid prolonged use of chlorides (such as chlorine bleach),bromides, iodides, and thiocyanates on stainless steel surfacesas these chemicals will cause pitting, corrosion, and metaldiscoloration. Allowing salty solutions to evaporate and dry onstainless steel may also contribute to corrosive conditions.

In summary, select chemical deodorizers, disinfectants, and/orsanitizers only after weighing all possible benefits and knownadverse effects.

The warranty for this product is void if the care andcleaning instructions provided in this manual are notfollowed.

Clean the Regal 6 Table and the Ultima 250 Dental Unitexactly in accordance with the cleaning instructions provided inChapters 3 and 4 of this manual. Failure to follow theseinstructions can void your warranty.

Contact SSCI Customer Service by mail, telephone, or fax.The department is available from 8:30am to 5:00pm, CentralTime, Monday through Friday. Closed holidays.

Address: Suburban Surgical Co., Inc.275 Twelfth StreetWheeling, Illinois 60090

Telephone: Illinois - (847) 537-9320, ext. 3518Toll Free - (800) 323-7366

Fax: (847) 537-9061

Web: www.suburbansurgical.com

CleaningRequirements

Effect on Warranty

Contact Information

Suburban SurgicalCompany, Inc.

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Warranty

Ultima Dental Systems Address: 809 NW 57th StreetFt. Lauderdale, FL 33309

Telephone: 954-970-7077954-772-9779 (Technical Assistance)

Fax: 954-772-9737

Suburban Surgical Company, Inc. warrants the originalpurchaser that our products are of the highest standards inmaterial and workmanship. Our stainless steel components areguaranteed to last a lifetime assuming they are used asintended, properly maintained and cared for. Mechanical,electrical, electronic, hydraulic, and any product’s devices carrya one year warranty.

Items purchased by Suburban Surgical Company, Inc. fromother manufacturers and incorporated into our equipment arecovered by the respective manufacturer’s warranties.

Warranties will not apply if it is determined by SuburbanSurgical Company, Inc. that the equipment became defectivedue to an accident, misuse, abuse, improper maintenance oralteration. Warranty freight charges are covered for the firstyear only.



Comments:

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This chapter guides you in installing and setting up the Regal 6Dental Procedure Table and Ultima 250 Dental Unit. If youhave problems or require additional assistance, please feel freeto call SSCI Customer Service at (800) 323-7366.

CAUTION: Unpacking the table and dental unit is notdifficult. The items are heavy, however, and we rec-ommend that unpacking be done by at least twopeople.

If the shipping container appears damaged in any way, contactthe shipping company immediately. Save all damaged packingmaterials to assist in proving liability for damage.

Carefully inspect the table and dental unit as you unpack them.If any damage is noted, or if parts appear to be missing, callSSCI Customer Service at (800) 323-7366.

CAUTION: Lifting the dental unit by the section overthe knee space can damage the table frame.

The dental table is very heavy and should be only lifted by twoto four persons at the points shown in Figure 1. NEVER try tolift the table by the knee space end as this can damage to thecenter of the table frame.

General

Chapter 2 - Installation & Setup

Unpacking &Inspection

Lifting the DentalTable

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Lift Here

Figure 1. Correct Lifting Points on the Dental Table

KNEE SPACE ENDDO NOT LIFT IN

THIS AREA



The Regal Dental Procedure Table comes fully assembled. Theonly work required is the installation of the faucets andconnection to electricity, water supply and drain. SSCIrecommends a thorough cleaning before placing the table inservice. Please read this Owner’s Manual before using thetable, and then safely file the manual where it can be quicklyaccessed for future reference.

OverviewThe following instructions give you a general plan for installingthe dental procedure table. Since every installation will beunique, it is obviously impractical to specify exact instructionsfor every case. The photos show knee-space right tables,however, knee-space left tables are exact mirror-images.

Tools & Supplies Required! Plumbing tools and supplies as needed! Electric drill and hole cutters of required sizes

Installation Sequence1. Determine the dental table location.2. Open the side or rear wall (if necessary to pipe in the

faucet and drain - this step may not be requiredon newconstruction).

3. Install the piping for the faucet and drain and electricalwiring

4. Open holes in the table walls for piping & wiring.5. Finish the wall.6. Place the table in position.7. Connect the drain.8. Install the faucets & sprayer.9. Mount the dental unit to the swing arm.10. Finish the job.

Determine the Table LocationDetermine exactly where you want the dental procedure tableto be installed. Among other requirements, the location shouldprovide efficient, convenient and cost-effective routing for thefaucet and drain plumbing.

Open the WallIf this is not new construction, open the wall as necessary toinstall piping for the dental procedure table faucets and drain.

Installation Procedure

Preparation

Installation - Regal 6Dental ProcedureTable

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Install the Piping for the Faucet & Drain & ElectricalWiringInstall the piping as necessary for the table faucets and drain.Use only deck-mounted faucets - the dental procedure table isnot designed for use with wall-mounted faucets. Install theelectrical wiring to serve the dental table including a new outletif necessary.

Open Holes in the Table Wall(s) for Piping & WiringElectricity and plumbing can be brought into the table from therear wall or side wall depending on the location of the table andthe layout of the room (Figure 2):! On knee-space right tables, use rear wall or left wall.! On knee-space left tables, use rear wall or right wall.

Locate and open holes as necessary in the rear wall or side wallof the dental procedure table as necessary to facilitate entranceof electricity and drain and water piping.

Figure 2. Interior View of Typical Dental ProcedureTable (knee-space right table shown)

Door

RearWall

LeftSideWall

Compressor not shown for clarity

Note: The compressor can be pulled out of the cabinet tomake working inside easier (refer to Accessing the Compressoron Page 29). While installing wiring and plumbing be sure toallow adequate space for the compressor when it is returned toits in-cabinet position.



Mount the Dental Unit to the Swing Arm1. Remove the dental unit from its container.

2. Pull the swing arm out as far forward as possible.

3. Place the mounting post on the dental unit into thesockete at the end of the swing arm (Figure 4) andpush down as far as it will go.

Figure 4. Mounting the Dental Unit to the Swing Arm

Swing Arm

Dental Unit

Dental UnitMounting Post

Socket

Connect the DrainConnect the drain piping to the tub drain(Figure 3).

Install the Faucets & Sprayer1. Install and connect the faucets and

sprayer according to the instructionsenclosed with the units (Figure 3).

2. Run water into the dental proceduresink and make sure the plumbing iscorrect and free of leaks.

Finish the WallAfter plumbing is complete, the wall can be finished.

Place the Table in PositionPut the table into its intended position.

Figure 3. Faucet, Sprayer, & DrainLocations

FaucetHoles

Sprayer Hole

Drain Hole

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4. Place the foot controller in a convenient location nearthe dentist’s chair.

5. Plug the black plug from the dental table into theterminal on the black box under the dental unit(Figure 5).

6. Remove the dental unit cover (refer to Accessing theDental Unit Interior on Page 30).

7. Locate the thin, white double-wire coming from thedental table.

8. Insert this wire up through the hole in the bottom of thedental unit.

9. Strip back the two wires, if necessary, and connect the wires to the two vacant terminals on the blue connector(Figure 6).

10. Replace the dental unit cover.

Figure 5. Plugging in the Black Plug

Swing Arm

Dental Unit

Black Plugfrom Table

Black Box UnderDental Unit.



Figure 8. Rear of Dental Unit

Filtered Air In

Pressurized WaterOut

Handpiece Air Pressure

Screws

Figure 6. Connecting the White Double-Wire

WhiteDouble- wire

BlueConnector

Finish the Job1. Place the basket strainer into the drain hole.

2. Place a dental rack on the table, if desired.

3. On the compressor(s), unscrew the red shipping cap(s)(Figure 7) and install the air filter.

4. Plug the compressor power cord into one of the outletsinside the cabinet.

5. Plug the unit power cord into any standard 115VAC,60 Hz outlet.

Air Filter(installed)

Red Shipping Cap(filter removed)

Figure 7. Shipping Plug & Air Filter

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5. Fill both bottles with distilled waterRefer to Refilling the Water Bottles onPage 26. Screw both bottles into theirconnectors under the dental unit(Figure 9).

6. Set the water on/off switch to ON(Figure 25).

7. Place a handpiece onto each handpiecehose.

8. In turn, pick up each handpiece from itshandpiece holder and press the footcontroller. Make sure the handpiece runscorrectly.

Water Bottles

Water BottleConnectors

Figure 9. Water Bottles & Connectors

Testing theInstallation

1. Remove any shipping stops or bindings.

2. Make sure that the air tubing between the supplied malequick-disconnect and the female quick-disconnect onthe side of the unit labeled FILTERED AIR IN is1/4-inch diameter (Figure 8). If not, replace it withtubing of the correct size.

3. Connect the incoming air line to a filtered and regulatedsource (compressor, nitrogen, etc.).


4. Set the incoming air regulator to 70 psi.

9. If necessary, reset the water pressure with the watervolume control knob (Refer to Water Controls)on Page 25.

10. Set the handpiece air pressures (Refer to AdjustingHandpiece Air Pressures on Page 25).

11. Test the water, air and mist functions on the syringe bypressing the buttons as follows:! Water Only - Press Left Button! Air Only - Press Right Button! Mist (Air & Water) - Press both buttons at the

same time.



Figure 10. Compressor Gauges

LeftGauge

RightGauge

12. Run the compressor and make sure thatit is operating correctly. The compressor

gauges (Figure 610 should readas follows:

! Left Gauge - 60-70psi! Right Gauge - Compressor

should turn on at80 psi. and turnoff at 120 psi

The compressor should hold pressure forat least 5 minutes.

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Chapter 3 - Use & Care of the Regal 6 Table

Using Your Regal 6Table

Using the Drawers

Opening & Closing the DrawersThe following instructions apply to both three and four drawertables. The drawers on the Regal 6 Table are designed to worksmoothly even with heavy loads.

To open a drawer, turn your palm upward and,with your fingertips, grasp the full-width pull(Figure 11), then gently pull the drawer open. Toclose the drawer, gently push the drawer in.Avoid overfilling the drawers so that thecontents obstruct the movement of the drawers.

Removing & Replacing a DrawerTo remove a drawer, hold up the forward ends ofthe black catches on both sides of the drawer(Figure 12) and pull the drawer out.

To replace the drawer:1. Pull both telescoping slides out

(Figure 13).

2. Put the drawer tracks on the slides so thatthe lower tabs on the catches enter theslots on the slides.

3. Push the drawer in.

Figure 11. Full-width Drawer Pull

Full-width Drawer Pull

Telescoping Slides

Slots for lower tabson catches

Figure 13. Drawer Telescoping Slides

Figure 12. Removing & Replacing aDrawer

BlackCatch

TrackTelescopingSlide

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to Release

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Using theCabinet Doors

Opening & Closing the Cabinet DoorThe cabinet door on the Regal 6 Table open approx. 110° forfull and easy access to the interior. To open the door, turn yourpalm upward and, with your fingertips grasp the full-width pull(Figure 14), and gently pull the door open. The door will holditself open. To close the door, gently push the door closed andthe door will stay closed. The doors feature positive-actioninvisible hinges, and 3D micro-adjustment ensures correct dooralignment.

Hinges - OverviewThe hinges used on the cabinet doors are sturdy,high quality devices. The following paragraphswill be helpful when removing or installing a door,or when adjusting the fit of a door in the cabinet.Figures 15 and 16 show close-up images ofunmounted hinges to give you detailed viewswhich would be difficult to obtain with thehinges mounted in place.

Removing a Cabinet DoorThe design of the hinges makes it easy toremove a cabinet door from the cabinet. Toremove a door, squeeze the release catch on thehinge (Figure 15) and the hinge releases fromthe hinge mounting plate. When both hinges arefree, the door can be removed from the cabinet.

Full-width Door Pull

Figure 14. Full-width Door Pull

Figure 15. Hinge & Hinge MountingPlate (unmounted)

ReleaseCatch

Hinge

Hinge Mounting Plate

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Squeeze hereto release

Figure 16. Hinge & Hinge MountingPlate Separated

Hinge

Hinge Mounting Plate

Retaining Pin

LockingGroove

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Installing a Cabinet DoorMount two hinges to the door and two hinge mounting plates tothe cabinet. Hook the retaining pin on the hinge into the lockinggroove in the hinge mounting plate (Figure 16). Then, pivot thehinge closed and press the end of the hinge down until it snaps intoplace. Do the same to both hinges to secure the door to the cabinet.

Adjusting the Door Left-to-RightAn adjustment on the hinge moves the door left and rightwithin the door frame. By adjusting both hinges, you can centerthe door to provide equal spacing on the left and right. Thedoor must be mounted on the cabinet to make this adjustment.

Tool Required: Phillips screwdriver

Procedure:1. Close the cabinet door.2. Observe the gaps between the left and right sides of the

door and the door frame (Figure 17).3. Open the door.4. With a Phillips screwdriver, turn the left-right

adjustment screw (Figure 18) clockwise to move thedoor to the right; counterclockwise to move the door tothe left.

5. Close the door and check the gaps.6. Open the door and repeat the adjustment if necessary.7. Continue as above until the gaps are equal.8. Repeat the procedure for the other hinge.

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DoorRight SideLeft Side

Figure 17. Adjusting the Door Left-Right Figure 18. Door Left-Right AdjustmentScrew

Left-RightAdjustment

Screw



Adjusting the Door In & OutAn adjustment on the hinge moves the door in and out in thedoor frame. By adjusting both hinges, you can make the hingeside of the door flush with the door frame. The door must bemounted on the cabinet to make this adjustment.

Tool Required: Phillips screwdriver

Procedure:1. Close the cabinet door.2. Observe whether or not the hinge side of the door is

flush with the cabinet frame (Figure 19).3. Open the door.4. With a Phillips screwdriver, turn the in-out adjustment

screw (Figure 20) clockwise to move the door in;counterclockwise to move the door out.

5. Close the door and check to see if the door is flush withthe cabinet frame.

6. Open the door and repeat the adjustment if necessary.7. Continue as above until the door is flush with the

frame.8. Repeat the procedure for the other hinge.

Figure 19. Adjusting the Door In-Out

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Door EdgeNot Flush

WithCabinet Frame

Figure 20. Door In-Out AdjustmentScrew

In-OutAdjustment

Screw

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Using Prep ProcedureRacks

OverviewSeveral styles of racks are available for use with the table. Theracks are all easily removable without tools for cleaning orother activities. The available racks are:! Flat prep procedure rack! “V” prep procedure rack! Extension rack for faucet area! Solid removable top

Removing & Installing a RackCAUTION: Removing and installing a rack is notdifficult. The rack is heavy, however, and handling itcan be awkward for one person. We recommend thatremoval and installation of a rack be done by at leasttwo people.

To remove a rack, simply pick it up by hand and lift it off thetable Figure 21). To install a rack, merely set it in place on thetable. Note: If the rack does not to seem to fit, rotate it 180°and try again.

Figure 21. Prep Procedure Rack

Prep Procedure Rack (Flat Rack shown)



You will no doubt want to clean your dental procedure tablefrequently. Maintaining high standards of sanitation will be animportant priority for your facility.

CAUTION: The warranty for this product is void if thecare and cleaning instructions provided here are notfollowed.

Rinse the stainless steel portions of the dental procedure tablewith clear water and dry thoroughly with clean, soft cloths.

Ordinary deposits of waste and fluids can usually be removedwith soap and water. Stubborn deposits may require scrubbingwith “stainless steel” wool, nylon or plastic scrubbers and/orthe use of commercial cleaning products. Always scrub in thedirection of the “grain” of the metal. Rinse with clear water anddry thoroughly with clean, soft cloths.

Minor scale build-up and some hard water spotting may beremoved by washing with vinegar, followed by a neutralizingrinse of clear water and a thorough drying with clean, softcloths.

For heavy deposits of scale, 5% oxalic acid (use warm), 5-15%sulfamic acid, or 5-10% phosphoric acid may be used. Asalways, rinse with clear water and dry thoroughly with cleansoft cloths.

Avoid prolonged use of chlorides (such as chlorine bleach),bromides, iodides, and thiocyanates. Never allow saltysolutions to dry on the stainless steel.

Refer to Care & Cleaning of Stainless Steel on Page 5 for moredetailed information.

Stainless Steel CleaningProcedures

Introduction

Keeping YourRegal 6 Table Clean

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Chapter 4 - Use & Care of the Dental UnitUnit

Most of these steps should have been performed during theinstallation of the dental unit and table. They are important,however, and should be double-checked before operating thesystem.1. Make sure that the air tubing between the supplied male

quick-disconnect and the female quick-disconnect onthe side of the unit labeled FILTERED AIR IN is1/4-inch diameter (Figure 22). If not, replace it withtubing of the correct size.

2. Connect the incoming air line to a filtered and regulatedsource (compressor, nitrogen, etc.).

Initial Set-up for YourDental Unit

3. On each compressor, unscrew the red shipping cap(Figure 23) and screw on the air filter.


4. Set the incoming air regulator to 70 psi.

5. Two one-liter plastic bottles are supplied with theunit. Fill both bottles with distilled water, or if youprefer, fill one bottle with distilled water and the otherbottle with a 2% solution of chlorhexadine. Refer toRefilling the Water Bottles on Page 26.

Air Filter(installed)

Red Shipping Cap(filter not installed)

Figure 23. Shipping Plug & Air FilterFigure 22. Rear of Dental Unit

Filtered Air In

Pressurized WaterOut

Handpiece Air Pressure

Screws


Chapter 4 - Use & Care of the Dental Unit

CAUTION: When using chlorhexadine,flush the lines with distilled water for 30seconds to one minute after finishingworking. Failure to flush the lines canallow the chlorhexadine to dry and formparticles that can clog the water linesand damage or destroy your handpiece.

6. Screw both bottles into their connectorsunder the dental unit (Figure 24).

Water Controls

On/Off SwitchThis two-position switch turns the water on and off tohandpiece lines 2 and 3. Just flip the switch to the desiredposition.

Operating YourUltima 250 DentalUnit

GeneralOn the right side of the dental unit is the water control panelwith two knobs and two switches (Figure 25):! On/Off Switch! Water Volume Control Knob! Bottle Selector Switch

Water Bottles

Water BottleConnectors

Figure 24. Water Bottles & Connectors

Figure 25. Water Control Panel

On/OffSwitch

Water VolumnControl Knob

Bottle SelectorSwitch

Scaler ControlKnob

Right Side ofDental Unit

Frontof

DentalUnit

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Handpiece Holders

Adjusting HandpieceAir Pressures

Figure 26. Color-Coded HandpieceHolders

1 - Red 2 - White 3 - Blue

Scaler &HandpiecesNot Shown

Water Volume Control KnobThis variable-position knob controls the water volume tohandpieces 2 and 3. Turn the knob:! Counterclockwise to increase water volume! Clockwise to decrease.

Bottle Selector SwitchThis two-position switch (Figure 25) allows you to changebetween Bottle 1 and Bottle 2 . Both bottles may containdistilled water or, if you prefer, one may contain distilled waterand the other chlorhexadine.

On the dental unit, the three handpiece holders are color-codedwith colored bands on the end of the handpiece hose, andmatching color disks next to each handpiece positionFigure 26). The handpieces are color-coded as follows:! 1 - Red! 2 - White! 3 - Blue

Red Air LineThe red air line is set at 40-50 psi for your low-speed polisher. This line is dry.

White Air LineThe white air line is your accessories line andhas not been set to any particular air pressure. Itis a very good position for your sonic scaler. If ascaler is used, pressure should be about 42 psi.

Blue Air LineThe blue air line is set at 30-32 psi for yourhigh-speed handpiece.

Recommended Handpiece Air PressuresThe recommended air pressures for the three handpiece airlines are:! Polisher, HP1 (red line) - 40-50psi! Sonic Scaler, HP2 (white line) - 42 psi! High-speed Drill HP3 (blue line) - 32 psi



Refilling the WaterBotttles

Adjusting Handpiece Air PressuresOn the upper back of the dental unit are three small holes(Figure 27). Inside these holes are small, silver screws thatcontrol air pressure to the individual handpieces. To adjust airpressure turn the screws:! Clockwise to lower air pressure.! Counterclockwise to increase air pressure

To adjust handpiece air pressures:1. Connect the handpiece to the appropriate handpiece

hose.2. Step on the foot controller.3. While observing the air pressure gauge (Figure 28) on

the front panel, turn the appropriate silver screw inholes HP1, HP2 or HP3 as described in theparagraph above. Note: It may take two or three turnsbefore any change occurs.

Figure 28. Air Pressure Gauge

Air Pressue Gauge

It is not necessary to disconnect the unit from the air source torefill the water bottles. To refill a water bottle:1. Slowly unscrew the bottle from its connector under the

dental unit (Figure 16) until you hear air escaping.

2. Wait 2 seconds.

3. Unscrew the bottle completely and remove it from theunit.

Figure 27. Air Pressure AdjustmentScrews

Air PressureScrews (3)

Filtered Air In

PressurizedWater Out

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CAUTION: Always use distilled water in the dentalunit. NEVER use tap water.

4. Refill the bottle with distilled water (or 2% solution ofchlorhexadine, if preferred).

5. Hold the bottle under the correct connection under theunit and place the transfer tube into the bottle.

6. Screw the bottle firmly in.

The three-way syringe can give you a solid stream of water, ablast of air, or a mist. To select one option, press the syringebuttons (Figure 29) as follows:! Water Only - Press Left Button! Air Only - Press Right Button! Mist (Air & Water) - Press both buttons at the same

time.

Using the Three-WaySyringe

Figure 29. Selecting Water, Air & Mist on the Syringe

Syringe

LeftButton

RightButton



Accessing theCompressor

Correct SettingsWhen operating normally, the compressor gauges (Figure 30)should read as follows:! Left Gauge - 60-70psi! Right Gauge - Compressor should turn on at 80 psi. and

turn off at 120 psi

If a compressor is operating at pressures substantially differentthan those listed above, there may be a problem with your airsystem.

Air Regulator

Figure 31. Air Regulator

Adjusting Air PressureIf the left gauge does not read 60-70 psi, push down on the airregulator knob (Figure 31) and turn it until the gauge readscorrectly.

If the right gauge reads incorrectly or if the compressor doesnot turn on and off at the specified pressures, call UltimaDental Technical Assistance at 954-772-9779.

Checking CompressorGauges

Figure 30. Compressor Gauges

LeftGauge

RightGauge

To make servicing the compressor easier, it can pulled out ofthe cabinet like a drawer. To access the compressor:1. Open the compressor cabinet door.

2. Rotate the lock (Fig. 32) upward so it clears thecompressor unit.

3. Grasp the compressor assembly and pull it forward andout of the cabinet (Fig. 33).

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Using the FootController

The Ultima 250 Dental Unit uses a disk-shaped foot controller(Figure 34). To control handpiece speed, press down with yourfoot anywhere on the controller rim. Varying the speed of thehandpiece is done by increasing or decreasing your footpressure just like the accelerator on your automobile.

To close the compressor drawer:1. Push the compressor assembly all the way into the

cabinet.

2. Rotate the lock downward to secure the compressorassembly.

3. Close the compressor cabinet door.

CompressorCabinet

Doot

Lock

Figure 32. Compressor Lock

DDDDDto unlock

CompressorAssembly

p

PullOut

Figure 33. Opening Compressor

Figure 34. Foot Controller

Foot ControllerCord

pp

ppp

Press Anywhere on Controller Rimto Operate Handpiece



Connecting anUltrasonic Scaler

Accessing the DentalUnit Interior

SilverKnurled Screw

Dental Unit Cover

Lip

Figure 35. Removing the Dental UnitCover

Cover shown partially open

r

o

If you wish to connect a separate tabletop ultrasonic scaler tothe dental unit, plug the scaler’s water line into the connectoron the back of the dental unit labeled Pressurized WaterOut (Figure 36). Place the scaler handpiece in the centerhandpiece holder (white).

You may gain easy access to the interior of the dental unit toperform inspections or repairs. To access the interior of thedental unit:1. Turn the silver, knurled screw on the top rear of the unit

(Figure 35) counterclockwise to unscrew. When thescrew pops up slightly, the screw is free of the dentalunit. Do not try to remove the screw from the cover.

2. Slide the dental unit cover to the rear and remove itfrom the unit.

To close the dental unit cover:1. Slide the unit cover forward so that the lip under the

front of the cover slides under the front panel.

2. Press the silver screw down until the threads engage,then turn it clockwise to secure.

Figure 36. Air Pressure AdjustmentScrews

Filtered Air In

PressurizedWater Out

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Routine Maintenance

Maintenance Schedule

Maintaining YourDental 250 DentalUnit

Cleaning procedures for the Ultima 250 Dental Unit are verysimple and basic. Simply wipe the unit down daily with anycommon disinfectant.

Perform the maintenance steps listed below at the specifiedtime intervals.


CAUTION: Always use distilled water in the dentalunit. NEVER use tap water.

Table 2 lists the recommended maintenance procedures and theintervals at which they should be carried out. Whereappropriate, the table shows where the details of eachprocedure are given in this manual.

Cleaning Procedure

Table 2. Routine Maintenance Schedule for the Ultima 250 Dental Unit

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Routine MaintenanceProcedures

Flush Water Lines After Using ChlorhexadineAfter using chlorhexadine, use the bottle selector switch (referto Figure 25) to change to the bottle containing distilled water.Flush the handpiece with distilled water for 30 seconds to oneminute. Remember, chlorhexadine contains particles which, ifallowed to dry inside the handpiece, can form clots that candamage or destroy the handpiece.

Oil HandpiecesNote: Operating procedures may vary for each handpiecemodel. Please refer to the operator’s manual supplied with eachhandpiece and follow the manufacturer’s specific instructions.A rule-of-thumb for oiling handpieces is as follows:! Less than one use per day - oil once a week! From 1 to 10 uses per day - oil twice a week.Note: Use only liquid handpiece oil.

CAUTION: Any attempt to service your compressorby removing the compressor shell or terminal boxcover, tampering with the pressure switch settingand/or grounding plug will VOID your warranty andmay make the compressor unsafe to use.

Check Oil Level in CompressorTo check the oil level in the compressor, unplugthe compressor (Figure 37), then view the oillevel in the sight glass (Figure 38). The oil levelshould indicate 1/2 to 2/3 full. If the oil level isbelow these specification, top up the compressorwith oil. Note: If you have a two-headcompressor, check the oil in both compressorheads.

Top Up Oil Level in CompressorNote: Use only Silent-Surge compressor oil.1. Unscrew and remove the air filter

(Figure 38).2. Pour oil into hole while watching the

sight glass. Top up oil to 1/2 to 2/3 levelin sight glass. Note: Addingcompressor oil is easier using thefilter hole than the oil hole on top.

3. Replace the air filter.4 If the compressor is two-head, repeat

Steps 1 through 3 for the second head.5. Plug in the compressor power cord.

Electric Power Plug(in outlet)

Figure 37. Electric Power Plug

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Drain Compressor Holding TankMonthly, drain the compressor holding tankfollowing the instructions below:1. Allow the dental unit to run without

activating any air-powered instrument.Build up full air pressure in thedental unit.

2. Unplug the electrical power cord.3. Turn the holding tank vent valve

counterclockwise to open (Figure 39)until you hear air escaping, then turn thevent 1/2 turn more.

4. Watch the pickup bottle and do not allowit to fill more than 3/4 full.

5. Important: When all air has escaped,close vent valve tightly.

6. Remove, clean and replace the pickupbottle (refer to procedures for removing,cleaning and replacing the pickup bottlebelow).

7. Plug in the electrical power cord.

Figure 39. Draining the Compressor Holding Tank

Vent Valve

Pickup Bottle

Removing, Cleaning & Replacing the Pickup BottleTo remove the pickup bottle from the bottle neck (Figure 40).1. Remove the metal clip on the bottle neck.2. Turn the scalloped disk counterclockwise and unscrew

it from the bottle.3. Lift the disk and attached bottle top from the bottle.4. Lift the pickup bottle out of the holder.

Figure 38. Checking & Topping-upCompressor Oil Level

Sight Glass (one on eachcompressor head)

Air Filter



Cleaning the Pickup BottleTo clean the pickup bottle:1. Empty all contents from the bottle and dispose of them

in accordance with all local, state and Federalregulations.

2. Wash the bottle thoroughly with hot water and anygood detergent.

3. Rinse thoroughly with clear water.

Replacing the Pickup BottleTo replace the bottle into the compressor assembly:1. Place the pickup bottle into the holder (Figure 40).2. Place the scalloped disk on the bottle top onto the top of

the bottle.3. Turn the disk clockwise to screw it onto the bottle.4. Snap the metal clip back into place on the bottle neck.

GeneralAnnually, drain all oil from the compressor, fill the compressorwith new oil and install new air filters following theinstructions below.

CAUTION: Use ONLY Silent-Surge Compressor Oil.

Drain Oil FromCompressor and

Replace With New Oil

Figure 40. Working With the Pickup Bottle

Pickup Bottle

Metal Clip

Scalloped Disk

Holder

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Needed PartsOrder one Ultima Oil Recharge Kit, P/N 362-2219 fromSuburban Surgical Company, Inc. (Refer to Page 6 for contactinformation). This kit includes the special tools andreplacement parts you will need for your annual compressor oilchange and is used for both single-head and double-headcompressors. The kit contains:! One small pump to remove the old oil! Two containers of Silent-Surge Oil! Two air filter elements

Figure 41. Draining & ReplacingCompressor

Sight Glass (one on eachcompressor head)

Air Filters

Procedure1. Disconnect electrical power from the

table.2. On the compressor head (Figure 41),

unscrew and remove the air filter.3. Unscrew the old filter element from the

air filter body.4. Connect the small tube (supplied) to the

bottom fitting of the pump.5. Connect the large tube (supplied) to the

top fitting of the pump.6. Snake the small tube as far down the air

filter hole as you can.7. Place the large tube into a suitable

container for disposal of waste oil.8. Pump as much oil from the compressor

as possible.9. Dispose of the old oil in accordance with all local,

state and Federal regulations.10. Note: Use only Silent Surge compressor oil. Pour fresh

oil (supplied in the kit) into the hole while watching thesight glass. Top up oil to 1/2 to 2/3 level in sight glass.

11. Install a new air filter element (supplied) into the airfilter.

12. Screw the air filter onto its fitting.13. If the compressor is two-head, repeat

Steps 2 through 12 for the second head.14. Reconnect electrical power to the table.15. Thoroughly clean the pump and save for later use.



Compressor SafetyTips

CAUTION: Any attempt to service your compressorby removing the compressor shell or terminal boxcover, tampering with the pressure switch setting,and/or grounding plug will VOID your warranty andmay make your compressor unsafe to use.

! Carefully inspect the hoses, fittings and overallappearance of the compressor before each use.

! Always operate the compressor on a level surface.

! Periodically check the oil level at the sight glass.

! Use only a properly grounded outlet that will accept3-pronged plugs. Never operate the compressor with adamaged cord.

! Keep the compressor free of dust, dirt and paint. Thiswill prolong the air filter operation and preventclogging of the safety release valve.

! Do not substitute or mix your compressor oil with otherbrands or types. Any attempt to use oil different fromthat specified by the manufacturer will result incompressor breakdown and will VOID your warranty.

! To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not allow theunit to be exposed to water while in use.

! Never attempt to service the compressor while it isplugged into an electrical outlet.

! Avoid direct contact with the compressor surface whileoperating. High temperatures may be present.

! Use only factory authorized parts.

! When not in use, make sure that the air pressure hasbeen released from the system.

! The compressor must be OFF when checking oil level.

CAUTION: Any attempt to service your compressorby removing the compressor shell or terminal boxcover, tampering with the pressure switch setting,and/or grounding plug will VOID your warranty andmay make your compressor unsafe to use.

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Cleaning Procedure

Introduction

Cleaning YourUltima 250

You will no doubt want to clean your Ultima 250 Dental Unitfrequently. Maintaining high standards of sanitation will be animportant priority for your facility.

Keeping the Ultima 250 clean is simple and easy. Daily, wipethe dental unit down with the disinfectant of your choice.




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Replacement Parts

Chapter 5 - Parts Replacement, Regal 6

Table 3 is a list of replacement parts available for the Regal 6Dental Procedure Table. For these replacement parts, contactSuburban Surgical Company, Inc. Refer to Page 6 for contactinformation.

For replacement parts for the Ultima 250 Dental Unit, refer toChapter 6 on Page 49.

General Information ! During disassembly, retain all hardware items such asscrews, nuts, lockwashers, etc. for reassembly.

! If you have problems with any procedure, please feelto call SSCI Customer Service at (800) 323-7366.

Table 3. Replacement Parts for the Regal 6 Dental Procedure Table

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Chapter 5 - Parts Replacement - Regal 6

Parts OrderingProcedure

Packing & Shipment

Returning the DentalProcedure Table forRepairs

RMA Numbers

Order new equipment, accessories, and/or replacement parts foryour Regal 6 Dental Procedure Table directly through SSCICustomer Service. You can order by mail, telephone, or fax.Refer to SSCI Contact Information on Page 6 for address,telephone, and fax numbers. When ordering, please provide thefollowing information:! Your name! Company name! Company account number! Telephone number! Fax number! e-mail address! Shipping address! Billing address (if different from shipping address)! Names, part numbers, and quantities of items being

ordered! Credit card number and expiration date, or other

payment information! Preferred method of shipment! Information on whether the items are required on a

normal or urgent basis

If your dental procedure table should require return to SSCI forrepairs, discuss the problem with one of our Customer ServiceRepresentatives. Obtain an RMA number (Return MerchandiseAuthorization) from them before shipping the unit back.Note: SSCI will not accept merchandise returned without anRMA number.

Package the table securely in a suitable container. Shipdocumentation with the table including:! Destination! RMA Number! Your name, company, and address! Your telephone number! A description of the reason for returning the table

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Cabinet DoorRefer to Table on Page 39

for Part Numbers

Parts ReplacementProcedures

Figure 43. Hinge Mounted on Door

Door Mounting Screws

The following sections guide you in replacing worn, damaged,or missing parts on an SSCI Regal 6 Dental Procedure Table.

OverviewThe following instructions guide you in replacing a cabinetdoor hinged either left or right. For detailed information on theoperation of the hinges, refer to Page 18.

Tool Required! Phillips screwdriver

Procedure1. Squeeze on the release catches of both hinges

(Figure 34), and remove the door. Refer to Removing aCabinet Door on Page 16.

2. With a Phillips screwdriver, remove the two screws oneach hinge and remove both hinges from the old door(Figure 43).

3. With the screws removed above, mount the hinges onthe new door.

4. Mount the door in the cabinet - engage the hinges intothe hinge mounting plates, and snap the hinges intoplace. Refer to Installing a Cabinet Door on Page 19.

5. Observe how the door fits in the cabinet. If necessary,adjust the door; refer to Adjusting the Door Left-to-Right on Page 19 and Adjusting the Door In & Out onPage 20.

Figure 42. Door Hinge Release Catch

ReleaseCatch



Door HingeP/N 851914

OverviewThe following instructions guide you in replacing a door hinge.All door hinges are identical whether the door is hinged-left orhinged-right. For detailed information on the operation of thehinges, refer to Page 18.

Tool Required! Phillips screwdriver

Procedure1. Open the cabinet door.

2. Squeeze on the release catches of both hinges(Figure 42), and remove the door from the cabinet.Refer to Removing a Cabinet Door on Page 18.

Figure 44. Hinge Mounted on Door

Door Mounting Screws3. With a Phillips screwdriver, remove the

two mounting screws on the hinge andremove the hinge from the door(Figure 44).

4. Using the two screws removed above,mount the new hinge to the door.

5. Mount the door in the cabinet - engagethe hinges into the hinge mountingplates, and snap the hinges into place.Refer to Installing a Cabinet Door onPage 19.

6. Observe how the door fits in the cabinet.If necessary, adjust the door. Refer toAdjusting the Door Left-to-Right onPage 19 and Adjusting the Door In-&-Out on Page 20.

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Door HingeMounting Plate

P/N 851919

OverviewThe following instructions guide you in replacing a door hingemounting plate. There is one mounting plate behind each doorhinge. All door hinge mounting plates are identical. Fordetailed information on the operation of the hinges, refer toPage 18.

Tool Required! Phillips screwdriver! Pliers

Procedure1. Open the cabinet door.

2. Squeeze on the release catches of both hingesFigure 34), and remove the door from the cabinet. Referto Removing a Cabinet Door on Page 42.

3. With a Phillips screwdriver, remove thetwo screws on the hinge mounting plateand remove the plate from the cabinetwall (Figure 45).

4. On the new mounting plate, two darkgray plastic thread guards protect theplate mounting screws. Hold each guardwith a pliers and, with a Phillipsscrewdriver, undo the screws. Discardthe guards.

5. Mount the new mounting plate to thecabinet wall using the new screws suppliedwith the plate.

6. Mount the door in the cabinet - engage the hinges intothe hinge mounting plates, and snap the hinges intoplace. Refer to Installing a Cabinet Door on Page 19.

7. Observe how the door fits in the cabinet. If necessary,adjust the door. Refer to Adjusting the Door Left-to-Right on Page 19and Adjusting the Door In & Out onPage 20.

Figure 45. Door Hinge Mounting Plate

MountingScrews



DrawerRefer to Table on Page 39

for Part Numbers

OverviewThe following instructions guide you in replacing a drawer.They are appropriate for both three and four drawer tables.

Procedure1. Remove all items from the drawer.

2. Hold up the black catches on both sides of the drawer(Figure 46) and pull the drawer out.

3. To replace the drawer, pull both telescoping slides out.

4. Put the drawer tracks on the slides so that the tabs onthe catches enter the slots on the slides (Figure 47).

5. Push the drawer in.

Figure 46. Removing & Replacing aDrawer

Catch

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Telescoping Slides

Slots for lower tabson catches

Figure 47. Drawer Telescoping Slides

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Drop-in TubRefer to Table on Page 39

for Part Numbers

OverviewThe following instructions guide you in replacing a drop-in tub.

Tools Required! Plumbing tools as necessary

ProcedureCAUTION: Removing and installing a drop-in tub isnot difficult. The tub is heavy, however, and handlingit can be awkward for one person. We recommendthat removal and installation of a drop-in tub be doneby at least two people.

1. Remove any dental procedure rack that may be on thetable.

2. Remove the basket strainer from the drain opening.

3. Disconnect and remove the faucets, sprayer, and drainfrom the drop-in tub.

4. Lift the drop-in tub off (Figure 48). Be careful, it’s atight fit!

5. Place the new drop-in tub onto the table.

6. Reconnect the drain, faucets, and sprayer.

7. Replace the basket strainer and dental procedure rack.

Figure 48. Drop-in Tub in DentalProcedure Table

Drop-in Tub

Figure 49. Drop-in Tub



Dental Procedure Rack(Flat Rack Standard,

Other Racks Optional)Refer to Table on Page 39

for Part Numbers

OverviewThe following instructions apply to all types of dentalprocedure racks for the Regal 6 Dental Procedure table.

ProcedureCAUTION: Removing and installing a rack is notdifficult. The rack is heavy, however, and handling itcan be awkward for one person. We recommend thatremoval and installation of a rack be done by at leasttwo people.

To remove a rack, simply pick it up by hand and lift it off thetable (Figure 50). To install a rack, merely set it in place on thetable. Note: If the rack does not to seem to fit, rotate it 180°and try again.

Figure 50. Dental Procedure Rack

Dental Procedure Rack (Flat Rack shown)

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RemovableBathing Rack

(Optional)Refer to Table on Page 39

for Part Numbers

OverviewThe following instructions apply to both stainless steel andplastisol coated removable bathing racks for the Regal DentalProcedure table.

ProcedureCAUTION: Removing and installing a rack is notdifficult. The rack is heavy, however, and handling itcan be awkward for one person. We recommend thatremoval and installation of a rack be done by at leasttwo people.

To remove a rack, simply pick it up by hand and lift it out ofthe tub (Figure 50). To install a rack, merely set it in place inthe tub.

Removable Bathing Rack

Sink shown removed from table

Figure 51. Removable Bathing Rack in Drop-in Tub



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Replacement Parts

Chapter 6 - Parts Replacement, Ultima 250

If you require replacement parts for the Ultima 250 DentalUnit.:! For those parts listed in Table 3, Page 39, contact

Suburban Surgical Company, Inc.! For replacement parts for the dental unit, contact Ultima

Dental Systems Technical Assistance.

For phone numbers, fax numbers, etc, refer to ContactInformation on Page 6.

For replacement parts for the Regal 6 Dental Procedure Table,refer to Chapter 5 on Page 39.

Order new equipment, accessories, and/or replacement partsdirectly from the manufacturer as listed below:! For those parts listed in Table 3, Page 39, contact

Suburban Surgical Company, Inc.! For replacement parts for the dental unit, contact Ultima

Dental Systems Technical Assistance.

You can order by mail, telephone, or fax. Refer to ContactInformation on Page 6 for address, telephone, and faxnumbers.

Parts OrderingProcedure


Chapter 6 - Parts Replacement - Ultima 250

Returning the DentalUnit or Compressorfor Repairs

When ordering, you will probably be asked to provide thefollowing information:! Your name! Company name! Company account number! Telephone number! Fax number! e-mail address! Shipping address! Billing address (if different from shipping address)! Names, part numbers, and quantities of items being

ordered! Credit card number and expiration date, or other

payment information! Preferred method of shipment! Information on whether the items are required on a

normal or urgent basis

If your dental unit or compressor should require return to themanufacturer for repairs, discuss the problem with theappropriate company’s Technical Support department andfollow their instructions.! Regal 6 Dental Table - Suburban Surgical

Company! Ultima 250 Dental Unit - Ultima Dental Systems

For phone numbers, fax numbers, etc, refer to ContactInformation on Page 6.

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General The following procedures will help you fix most of the problemsthat you might encounter with your Regal 6 Dental ProcedureTable with the Ultima 250 Dental Unit.! For problems with the Regal 6 Table, call SSCI

Technical Service at (800) 323-7366.

! If technical assistance is required for the Ultima 250,call Ultima Dental Systems Technical Assistance at(954) 772-9779.

Possible problems are listed below along with their pagereferences in this chapter:

! No water. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Page 52

!!!!! Polisher Problems. -------------------------------------------------------------------------Page 53

!!!!! Insufficient Air Pressure to Handpieces. --------------------------------------------Page 54

!!!!! Compressor Will Not Run. ---------------------------------------------------------------Page 55

!!!!! Compressor Does Not Turn Off. --------------------------------------------------------Page 56

!!!!! Compressor Runs But Does Not Supply Air. --------------------------------------Page 57

!!!!! Air Leak. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Page 58

!!!!! Compressor Makes a Rattling Noise During Operation. -----------------------Page 59

!!!!! Compressor Oil Appears Milky. --------------------------------------------------------Page 60

!!!!! Air Tank Does Not Hold Pressure When Compressor Is Not Running. ---Page 61

!!!!! No Air Pressure Shown on Regulator Gauge. -------------------------------------Page 62

Chapter 7 - Troubleshooting

Problems



No Water.

Remedial Action First: Make sure that the Water On/Off switch is ON (refer toPage 22)

Second: Make sure that the Water Volume Control Knob isopen (refer to Page 24).

Third: Feel the water bottles. They should be very hard. If not,make sure they are screwed in tightly and properly filled withwater.

Fourth: Check the prophy angle. Make sure it is correctlyconnected to the handpiece hose. Check the manufacturer’sinstructions to make sure the angle is operating properly.

Fifth: Try operating the 3-way Syringe. If it operates OK, theproblem is probably not with the water supply. If it does notoperate, there is a problem with your water supply. Checkincoming water lines and connections to make sure there are noleaks or constrictions.

Sixth: If none of these actions cure the problem, call UltimaDental Technical Assistance at 954-772-9779.

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Polisher Problems.

Remedial Action First: Check air pressure to the angle. It should be 40-50 psi.

Second: Make sure that the chuck is in the closed position.

Third: Turn the collar with the two small screws counter-clockwise to unlock. Remove the prophy angle and try to turnthe axle. If you cannot turn the axle, you will have to order anew prophy angle.

Fourth: If none of these actions cure the problem, call UltimaDental Technical Assistance at 954-772-9779.



Insufficient Air Pressure to Handpieces.

Remedial Action First: Make sure that the handpiece is securely connected tothe handpiece hose.

Second: Check to make sure the handpiece air pressure iscorrect. The recommended air pressures for the three handpieceair lines are:! Polisher, HP1 (red line) - 40-50psi! Sonic Scaler, HP2 (white line) - 42 psi! High-speed Drill HP3 (blue line) - 32 psi

Third: Check all air lines for leaks, loose connections, kinks,or hose damage.

Fourth: Make sure that the compressor is operating correctlyand that the compressor gauges read correctly. When operatingnormally, the compressor gauges (Figure 30) should read asfollows:! Left Compressor - 60-70psi! Right Compressor - Should turn on at 80 psi.

Should turn off at 120 psi

If a compressor is operating at pressures substantially differentthan those listed call your local compressor service.

Fifth: If none of these actions cure the problem, call UltimaDental Technical Assistance at 954-772-9779.

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Compressor Will Not Run.

Remedial Action First: The incoming power cord to the unit may be unpluggedor damaged. If the cord is unplugged, plug it back in. If thecord is damaged, replace it with a new cord.

Second: There may not be electrical power to thecompressor. Check outlet voltage and fuse or circuit breakers.

Third: You may be using an incorrect extension cord. If usingan extension cord, make sure it is UL-approved, heavy-dutyand properly grounded.

Fourth: Compressor head pressure may not be relievedenough for the motor to cut in. Manually, relieve air pressure inthe air tank by turning the handle on the vent valve counter-clockwise (Figure 52). After the air has escaped, firmly tightenthe vent valve.

Figure 52. Compressor Vent Valve

Vent Valve

Fifth: The thermal overload protector may have tripped. Donot operate the compressor for 15-minutes, and try startingagain.

Sixth: If none of these actions cure the problem, call UltimaDental Technical Assistance at 954-772-9779.



Compressor Does Not Turn Off.

Remedial Action First: The most likely cause for this problem is that the ventvalve was not firmly tightened. Access the compressor and turnthe vent valve (Figure 52) fully clockwise.

Second: If this does not solve the problem, call UltimaDental Technical Assistance at 954-772-9779.

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Compressor Runs But Does Not Supply Air.

Remedial Action First: If the dental unit is new and has not been operatedbefore, the compressor shipping cap has probably not beenremoved and the air filter installed. Refer to Chapter 4, Page 33and install the air filter.

Second: The air filter or air filter element may be dirty andclogged. Replace the air filter or air filter element.

Third: The air regulator may not be set properly. Reset the airregulator.

Fourth: If none of these steps solve the problem, call UltimaDental Technical Assistance at 954-772-9779.



Air Leak.

Remedial Action First: There may be a leak in the safety relief valve. Replacethe valve.

Second: There may be a leak in a fitting somewhere in thedental unit. Another possibility is a leak in an air hose or aloose connection. Inspect all air lines and connectors for leaks.Replace any damaged or kinked air lines. Check all connectors.If a connector is loose, open it, apply Teflon tape to the threadsand reconnect.

Third: If none of these steps solve the problem, call UltimaDental Technical Assistance at 954-772-9779.

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Compressor Makes a Rattling Noise During Operation.

Remedial Action First: The most likely problem is that the compressor motor istouching the compressor shell. The compressor should only beoperated on a level surface.

Second: There is insufficient oil in the compressor. Checkthe oil level and add oil if necessary.

Third: If none of these steps solve the problem, call UltimaDental Technical Assistance at 954-772-9779.



Compressor Oil Appears Milky.

Remedial Action The oil has been contaminated with moisture or other foreignmatter. Change the compressor oil.

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Air Tank Does Not Hold Pressure When Compressor IsNot Running.Remedial Action First: You may have a faulty check valve. Call Ultima Dental

Technical Assistance at 954-772-9779.

Second: You may have a defective or cracked manifold. CallUltima Dental Technical Assistance at 954-772-9779.

Third: Check Air Leak on Page 58.



No Air Pressure Shown on Regulator Gauge.

Remedial Action First: You may have a dirty air filter(s). Replace the filter(s).

Second: If this does not solve the problem, Ultima DentalTechnical Assistance at 954-772-9779.

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