Operation Manual
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1. 5 Mounting and electric connection 5 1 Fix the Handpiece Holder to the right side of the Control Unit with bolt and washer Fig 7 5 2 Plug the DC Motor Cord 25 into the DC Motor Connector 45 located in the front of the Control Unit Fig 8 5 3 Plug the BLDC Motor Cord 3 into the BLDC Motor Connector 46 located in the rear of the Control Unit and then tighten the plug nut Fig 9 5 4 Plug the Foot Pedal Cord into the Foot Pedal Connector 47 located in the rear of the Control Unit Fig 9 5 5 Plug the Power Cord 63 into the Power Connector 48 in the rear of the Control Unit Fig 9 x REFERENCE You can put the several kinds of tool burs on the surface of magnetic bur holder which is installed in side of controller Protect from ferrous metal dust Fig 10 A CAUTION Make sure that all cords are connected safely and properly and that the Power Switch is off before plugging in the Power Cord D oT 6 How to operate AHN a Set Power Switch to off Bur Holder b Plug the Power Cord 8 into an electric outlet Fig 10 c Set the Speed Control Knob to the slowest position d Turn on the Power Switch e Select motor A or B by momentarily pressing Motor Selector Switch except for HANDY701 MOTORA Motor Selector LED DC Motor Handpiece lights green color HANDY 700 MOTOR B Motor Selector LED BLDC Motor Handpiece lights orange color MOTORA Motor Selector LED DC2. Motor Handpiece lights green color HANDY 702 MOTOR B Motor Selector LED DC Motor Handpiece lights orange color f Select the rotation direction by pressing Forward Reverse Selector Switch 40 6 1 For hand mode operation follow steps a through f g Press the Hand Foot Selector Switch to HAND 3 Hand Foot Selector LED lights green color D h Press the Motor Run Switch to run the motor Motor Run LED lights green color i Set the Speed Control Knob to desired speed j The motor stops by pressing again the Motor Run Switch Motor Run LED is turned off 6 2 For foot mode operation follow steps a through f g Press the Hand Foot Selector Switch to FOOT Hand Foot Selector LED lights orange color Motor Run LED lights green color h Set the Speed Control Knob to desired maximum speed i Press the Foot Pedal 6 to run the motor 6 3 Auto Cruise Mode When the Foot Pedal is used the Auto Cruise feature allows the speed to be maintained when pressure is removed from the Foot Pedal Activate by pressing the Auto Cruise Switch and keeping the Foot Pedal depressed for 2 seconds Deactivate by pressing the Foot Pedal Fig 11 HANDY 700 HANDY702 cole so HAN Fig 12 HANDY701 CAUTION Do not exceed the maximum operating speed of the Control Unit because its operation at too high speed may result in damage to the handpiece as well
3. as personal injury Before turning off the Power Switch it is surely required to make sure that the motor has been stopped When the unit is not in use for maximum safety unplug the Power Cord 7 Rotation speed display set mode This function is for using the motor handpiece in safety to set display of maximum rotation speed a Turn on the Power Switch while pressing the Motor Run Switch and wait for a beep Release the Motor Run Switch b Select the desired motor mode dc or bc by pressing the Motor Select Switch c Set the maximum speed of the motor handpiece which you want to use by repeatedly pressing the Hand Foot Selector switch Model Switch Motor Selector Switch Hand Foot Selector Switch MOTORAJ dc displayed DC Motor Handpiece 25 30 35 40 45 50 x1 000rpm HANDY 700 MOTOR B bc displayed BLDC Motor Handpiece Bm bc displayed BLDC Motor Handpiece Bm MOTORAJ d1 displayed DC Motor Handpiece pm HANDY 702 MOTOR B d2 displayed DC Motor Handpiece Bw CAUTION Please use this set mode only when you change to operate with other kind of micromotor handpiece which has different specification of motor HANDY 701 8 Maximum Torque Set Mode This setting is used to match the maximum output of the control unit to the maximum torque capability of the handpiece or to prevent damage to the bur a Turn on the Power Switch 4 while simultaneously pressing Forward Reverse Selector Switch when y
4. the motor should be disassembled only by a qualifed repair facility 10 Allowable rotation speed 10 1 This chart is a general guide for the maximum rotation speed of conventional burs The allowable rotation speed can be slightly different depending on bur materials or types 50 000 45 000 40 000 35 000 30 000 25 000 20 000 15 000 10 000 5 000 ROTATION SPEEDIRPM m more than p40 28 40 18 28 o8 18 o4 8 o2 4 less than 02 CAUTION Make sure not to exceed the maximum rotation speed specified by the manufacturer or distributor for the bur being used Large burs even when operated below maximum rated speed may begin to vibrate Speed should be reduced immediately to prevent damage to the bur handpiece or operator Always use standard burs Be sure to insert the Bur shank all the way until it touches the back of the Collet Chuck Then tighten the Collet Chuck If the Bur is used while not inserted completely it is very dangerous because vibration may cause it to come out 11 Technical data 11 1 Error code 1 One or more hall sensors defective 2 The Motor Cord is unplugged or defective 3 The Motor Cord is broken 1 The Collet Chuck is opened 2 The Motor Handpiece is mechanically defective 3 The Motor Handpiece is electrically defective Motor sensor error Motor lock error 4E Overvoltage 1 The circuit of the Control Unit is defective detection error 1 The Control Unit h
5. MARATHON HANDY 70O Series USER S MANUAL CE E Read this User s Manual thoroughly for safety before operating the unit Wear safety glasses for eye protection MARATHON MARATHON HANDY 700 HANDY HANDY 702 i g o a T T n ee G es aT lt MOTOR MOTOR x i y 9 y tr d K A TT op s 3 4 re 4 Pi i 7 A M O A 4 W 11 f P E HANDY 701 FRONT SIDE amp P HANDY 700 FRONT SIDE HANDY 702 FRONTSIDE MARATHON HO HANDY 700 REAR SIDE HANDY 701 REAR SIDE HANDY 702 REAR SIDE 1 Components 1 Control Unit D Forward Reverse Selector LED 21 Collet Chuck 81 Foot Pedal 2 Speed Display 42 Hand Foot Selector Switch 22 BLDC Motor Handpiece 62 Foot Pedal Cord 3 Motor Run Switch 43 Hand Foot Selector LED 23 BLDC Motor Cord 83 Power Cord 4 Motor Run LED Power Switch Power Lamp 2 DC Motor Handpiece Auto Cruise Switch 45 DC Motor Connector 25 DC Motor Cord 6 Auto Cruise LED BLDC Motor Connecto
6. as been excessively operated under a high load condition for too long time 2 The Control Unit has been exposed to an excessive hot environment 3 Air openings are blocked 4 Temperature sensor is troubled GE Overdie error 1 The operated under a high load condition or it was suddenly stopped after being started in good condition 11 2 Troubleshooting Overheat error Ca Make sure that the Power Cord is correctly plugged into the outlet and the control unit a Ji Cisk tahei sbi Replace with a recommended fuse If the fuse gat AL MG ie te DOWN is blown again repair the unit Make sure that the Power Switch is Repair if the Power Switch is defective working properly Check that the Motor Cord is Correctly plug in the Motor Cord If the same displayed plugged in properly ah continuously displayed replace the Motor 2E Check if the Collet Chuck is If opened close the Collet Chuck If the same displayed opened error is still displayed then repair it 4E The circuit of the Control Unit it is P l Restart the Control Unit after keeping it stopped Check if the Control Unit has been ping PP for about 10 minutes If the same error is still used at a high load for a long time i a The displayed repair it motor gisnlaved Check if work place temperature is too If too warm move the Control Unit to a location does p ay high an indoor temperature of 0 40 C not Check if control air opening is blo
7. cked Unblock air opening run Check if the Control Unit has been Press the Auto Cruise Switch or turn off then on excessively used under a high load then press the Motor Run Switch condition If the same error is still displayed then repair it E Pa Check if the Collet Chuck is opened If opened tighten it by turning the Chuck Handle Check if the shaft of the Motor If it cannot be rotated with the chuck closed the Handpiece can rotate freely spindle of the Motor Handpiece is defective l Repair it Mi AKG SUNE MAUNE root PECArGON Plug in the Foot Pedal Cord correctly The Foot Pedal S properly plugged in does not work teh i The manit Oo eae NICA IG Set the Hand Foot Selector Switch to FOOT set to HAND Repair the Motor Handpiece Correctly plug in the Power Cord The Motor Handpiece overheats while in operation The ball bearings are defective MARO SUTE tal IE C ONON G NUGIS Thoroughly clean the Collet Chuck free from dirt The rotation speed is too high Reduce the rotation speed Refer to Allowable rotation speed chart Replace with new one Make sure that ball bearings are in Repair the Motor Handpiece good condition The Motor Handpiece vibrates excessively and is unusually Check if the bur shaft noisy 12 Specification Control Unit AC 100 120V 50 60 Hz HANDY700 AC 200 240V 50 60 Hz Brushless Motor 2 7kg 137 W x232 D x180 H or Brush Motor Brush Mot
8. le must be turned counterclockwise to be securely held Fig 13 9 2 How to mount and dismount the Collet Chuck Turn the Collet Chuck amp counterclockwise while opened to dismount If the Collet Chuck can not be turned manually use the Chuck Wrench 8 to dismount it To mount the Collet Chuck it is required to first open the Chuck Handle and then insert the Collet Chuck and the Bur Fig 14 9 3 How to disassemble the Chuck Handle and the Motor The Chuck Handle and the Motor are disassemble by continuously turning the Chuck Handle counter clockwise Fig 15 9 4 How to disassemble the Motor and the Motor Cord the Motor counterclockwise Fig 15 CAUTION Use only recommended burs Always remove dirt before replacing a bur After replacing a bur make sure that the Collet Chuck is securely held before running the Motor DO NOT try to adjust the Chuck Handle while the motor is running to prevent the unit from being damaged When the Motor Handpiece is not in use it is recommended that a bur is kept inserted in the Chuck Always put the Motor Handpiece on the Handpiece Stand 26 or Handpiece Holder 2 while not is use Fig 9 Special care must be taken not to drop it on the floor Thoroughly clean the Collet Chuck and Burs before reassembling Clean at least once a week for longer life Special care must be taken that the Chuck Handle and the Motor are free from and dirt during disassembly The spindle and
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10. ou hear a beep release the Forward Reverse Selector Switch b Refer to the table below Select the motor for setting maximum torque c1 Motor A c2 Motor B by pressing the Motor Select switch c Set the electric current ampere value for maximum torque of the motor handpiece by pressing Hand Foot Selector switch repeatedly until the desired amperage value is displayed The higher the current value the more powerful the torque hogei Switch Motor Selector Switch Hand Foot Selector Switch 2 MOTORA c1 displayed 1a 2a 3a 4a 5a HANDY 700 MOTOR B 1a 2a 3a 4a 5a 6a 7a HANDY 701 1a 2a 3a 4a 5a 6a 7a less than 6a MOTORA 1a 2a 3a 4a 5a HANDY 702 MOTOR B amp CAUTION c2 displayed c1 displayed c1 displayed 1a 2a 3a 4a 5a less than 3a Do Not select a current value which exceeds the rating of the motor handpiece which may cause shortening motor life or damage the control unit Consult a qualified technician if possible x REFERENCE To check the values of maximum rotation speed and maximum torque which are already set turn on the Power Switch 4 while simultaneously pressing Motor Select Switch Auto Cruise Switch in Handy 701 the set values are on the Speed Display LED one by one c2 displayed 9 Handling of the Motor Handpiece SDE BH60 9 1 Insertion or Removal of Bur The Bur can be replaced by turning the Chuck Handle clockwise After replacing the Bur the Chuck Hand
11. r 26 Handpiece Stand 7 Motor Selector Switch 47 Foot Pedal Connector 27 Handpiece Holder Motor Selector LED Power Connector Chuck Wrench 9 Speed Control Knob Fuse Holder 29 Spanner Forward Reverse Selector Switch 20 Test Bur Chuck Joint Wrench x REFERENCE BLDC MOTOR indicates Brushless DC micromotor DC MOTOR indicates Carbon brush micromotor 2 Complete set Fig 3 Control Unit Power Cord Handpiece Holder Bolt Washer Handpiece Handpiece Stand Foot Pedal Tools 3 AC power input 3 1 Check the electric rating label AC100 120V 50 60Hz or AC200 240V 50 60Hz affixed to the rear of the Control Unit Fig 4 3 2 Replace fuse with identical type and rating only T3 15AL 250V in case of AC100 120V T1 6AL 250V in case of AC 200 240V The Fuse Holder 49 contains a spare fuse Fig 5 AC100 120V 50 60Hz AC200 240V 50 60Hz CAUTION Never plug or unplug the Power Cord with wet hands to avoid electric shock Use only an earthed grounded AC power receptacle T3 15AL 250V AC100 120V T1 6AL 250V AC200 240V eg 4 Installation 4 1 The Control Unit should be installed on the working table Fig 6 dy CAUTION The Control Unit should rest on a flat steady surface Avoid blocking the ventilation openings in the bottom of the case Use the Control Unit in locations that have a temperature range between 0 40 C Avoid excessively dusty hot or humid locations
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