
High Speed Handpieces
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Step 1: Surface Clean
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Step 2: Choose Adapter for Your Aresol Can of Lubricant
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Step 3: Spray Lubricant
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Step 4: Purge Handpiece
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Step 5: Clean ChuckÂ(Recommended once a week)
Tip:
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Step 6: Dry Handpiece
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Step 7: Bag & Sterilize
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Low Speed Handpieces
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Step 1: Surface Clean
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Step 2: LubricateNote: Lubricate motor every 4-5 autoclaves
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Step 2A: Lubricate (cont)Note: Only lubricate motor every 4-5 autoclaves
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Step 2B: Lubrication RecapBecause there are many different types of motors in the industry, Â this image (left) guides you to how much lubrication to apply and to what parts of the motor. Click on the image to enlarge. |
Step 4: Clean Threads
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Step 5: Dry Handpiece
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Step 6: Bag & Sterilize
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Low Speed Attachments
Step 7: Bag & Sterilize
- Bag and sterilize according to the manufacturer’s  instructions.
- BE SURE TO ALLOW HANDPIECE TO COMPLETE THE DRYING CYCLE
- Do not relubricate handpiece after sterilization.
Step 1: Surface Clean
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Step 2: Choose Adapter
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Step 3: Spray Lubricant
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Step 4: Disassemble
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Step 4: (Continued)
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Step 5: Lubricate Shaft
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Step 6: Dry
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10 Common Handpiece Maintenance Mistakes
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