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ELECTROMATIC - 4 INDUCTION CASTING MACHINE Operations Manual DENTSPLY ustenal DENTSPLY International Inc. 570 West College venue York, P 17405-0872 1-800-243-1942 prosthetics.dentsply.com www.dentsply.com Customer Service: 1-800-243-1942 Equipment Repair: 1-800-645-4333 Printed in U.S. . NPK1312 Rev. C (04/12)
QU LIFIED PERSON SHOULD M KE NY REP IRS OR DJUSTMENTS. C LL DENTSPLY PROSTHETICS' TECHNIC L SUPPORT FOR REP IR RECOMMEND TIONS. F ILURE TO OBSERVE THIS PREC UTION M Y RESULT IN SEVERE R DIO FREQUENCY BURNS OR ELECTRIC L SHOCK.
Electromatic - 4 INTRODUCTION The ELECTROM TIC - 4 has been designed and built to consistently produce metallurgical sound precision castings through a series of rigidly controlled operations, automatically or manually performed. Casting with the Electromatic - 4 consists of four basic operations: 1.
Electromatic - 4 INST LL TION: PREP R TION The following outline has been arranged to provide pertinent information relating to the installation, adjustments and testing of the Electromatic - 4. Strict adherence to these requirements will insure maximum dependable service. Protect the unit from nearby furnace heat with a shield, if necessary.
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Electromatic - 4 2. SP CE REQUIREMENTS . Floor: 49” (124 cm) wide by 38” (97 cm) deep from wall. The machine base measures 38 1/2” (98cm) by 27 l/2” (70 cm). NOTE: dditional clearances of 10” (25 cm) behind and 5” (13 cm) on each side are required. B.
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Electromatic - 4 3. ELECTRIC L CONNECTIONS . Connect the cable to the power junction box on the wall according to the local wiring codes. Leave enough slack so the unit can be moved away from the wall for service. The power cable has three wires, Brown and blue will provide the 220 V, and Yellow/green which is GROUND.
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Electromatic - 4 Back lignment (Fig 5) djust top setscrew (B) up or down to center bottom spot in the reticle. Tighten lock nut. Forward lignment djust top setscrew ( ) up or down to center side spot in the reticle when pyrometer is tilted forward.
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Electromatic - 4 6. TUBE INST LL TION (Fig. 7) When installing a new tube, turn the Main power switch OFF. (Fig. 11-2) . The tube should be installed in the vertical position with the anode end down. Insert the tube inside strap ( ) and with the fittings (B) facing right, tighten strap ( ) around the tube body.
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Electromatic - 4 E. Connect wire # 7 as follows: VOLT GE T CONNECT FUSE BOX WIRE # 7 TO: 195-205 V 206-215 V 216-225 V 226-235 V 236-245 V 246-255 V FIG. 8 F. Filament Voltage djustments Replace the front panel. a.
Electromatic - 4 The grid current meter should read 400 ma. before making any adjustments, always push the STOP button. NOTE: For more accurate calibration, do not melt the two metal ingots. If the current is higher, using a small screwdriver turn the calibration screw (Fig.
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Electromatic - 4 OPER TING INSTRUCTIONS To test the operation of the unit, apply the following procedure: (a) Use dummy carbon mold (b) Place approximately 30 grams (1 oz) chrome-cobalt alloy in the crucible djust counter-weight to balance centrifuge (d) Set temperature for 2820°F (1549°C) Set utomatic/Manual key switch to utomatic Set soak Timer for 10 seconds (g) Set Centrifuge cceleration Reducer to 50%...
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Electromatic - 4 CRUCIBLE SELECTION: The Induction Casting Crucible, Catalog #N031106, should be used for Chrome-Cobalt, Palladium Based, and non-precious alloy castings. When melting gold based alloys, a carbon insert, Catalog #N242903 should be used. C UTION: separate crucible and carbon insert should be identified and maintained for each of the alloys used.
Electromatic - 4 INSTRUMENTS ND CONTROLS DESCRIPTION ELECTROM TIC - 4 CENTRIFUGE RM DROP MECH NISM W TER COOLING SSEMBLY OSCILL TOR SSEMBLY POWER MODULE CENTRIFUGE SSEMBLY REL Y LOGIC SSEMBLY POWER FILTER CENTRIFUGE COVER PYROMETER SSEMBLY 1. M IN POWER CIRCUIT BRE KER This switch is an overload circuit breaker for the whole unit.
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Electromatic - 4 3. MELT POWER SELECTOR SWITCH (Fig. 12-3) The switch setting determines the amount of power delivered to the Melt coil. Three (3) different power settings are provided: 1, 2, and 3 (LOW to HIGH). 4. TEMPER TURE CONTROLLER - (Fig. 13) To change the setpoint, (SP_1) press and hold the “Prog”...
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Electromatic - 4 11. GRID CURRENT METER (Fig. 12-11) The grid current meter indicates the current provided to the tube's grid during the melt cycle. The meter's indicator will fluctuate when the oscillator is on, but should not exceed 450 Ma. 12.
Electromatic - 4 TROUBLE SHOOTING OF C STINGS 1. Excessive "fins" . Check initial setting time of refractory models and molds. (It should be no less than 15 minutes). B. Raise centrifuge acceleration setting; this decreases take-off speed. C. Decrease casting temperature 25°F (14°C). 2.
Electromatic - 4 M INTEN NCE 1. Daily Care . Clean casting well. B. Remove all alloy splash with emphasis particularly on Melt Coil. C. Check optical radiation pyrometer adjustments. 2. Weekly Care . Clean guide rods along with the crucible holder slides. B.
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Electromatic - 4 LIMITED W RR NTY 1. DENTSPLY Prosthetics warrants that each of its NY CL IM UNDER THIS LIMITED products will be free from defects in materials and W RR NTY MUST BE BROUGHT WITHIN workmanship for a period of one year from the date ONE YE R FROM THE D TE OF DELIVERY OF the product is delivered.
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