Foot Pedal Rebuild Training #1
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- In this video, we demonstrate a foot pedal repair using a DCI foot pedal rebuild kit.
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SUPER HAPPY, I CAN SMILE AGAIN AFTER HAVING CHECKED AND REPAIRED MY PEDAL, GREAT VIDEO!
thank you for making it so simple
Thank you for checking us out!
I'm a technician from Vietnam who specializes in repairing Japanese, American, German, Chinese.... looking forward to one day exchanging experiences to share with you.
Absolutely! 😊
very good
Great video! Glad I found it
Thank you, glad you enjoy the training!
nice video. My rebuild didn't fix the problem. Still leaking air from the poppet valve. Guess I was just unlucky. Had to buy a new pedal.
Sometimes that's the way it goes.
brand new pedal doesn't work either ! Think regulator might be under-pressured. Working on it.
@@ratandmonkey2982 interesting. What pressure is coming into unit? Can you fully describe problem? There should be full pressure (80 psi) on one large tube going to pedal and the other should blast air out when the pedal is pushed down. What make/model of delivery unit do you have?
@@DentalEquipmentRepairChannel I wish I had seen your reply days ago. Air from the drive air line to the foot pedal (air from the control head to the pedal) was moving in reverse direction and leaking out the foot pedal valve when the foot pedal was not touched at all. It was not a leak of air coming from the air regulator. I believe I fixed it. Through a lot of diagnostic work, I seemed to trace the problem to the master control block. It was an ASI "advanced endodontics system: delivery unit coupled with an A-Dec chair. I replaced all the "pucks" in the control block and the leak stopped. None of the pucks appeared damaged, but they were pretty well indented through use. Hopefully that keeps things fixed for a while. What a nightmare.
Very excellent
thank you !
You are welcome! Where are you from?
@@DentalEquipmentRepairChannel I am from the Philippines!!... thank you for sharing all the techniques and know-hows!! Keep safe!
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Please tell, if you know, Farban
QUESTION, and how do you know the pedal number in order to buy the kit?, my says IPX1, but nothing else, thanks
Call DCI tech support with your equipment model number. What brand of chair do you have?
I have a situation. I can't find a video where anyone goes further down in the toggle repair. Passed the spring and toggle. Mine broke and more parts came out. There an extra pin and a smaller tiny spring as well. Don't know how that goes in first. Please help.
Further than this, you may need a new foot pedal.
Hi I help to my friend dentist to relocate
And connect the chairs
Water and air connected but system loosing
Air after pressing pedal please advise
Thanks
Ilya
I'm not sure how to help you on this.
Why the water in high speed handpeice doesn’t stop immediately ? Is the cause in foot control?
There could be residual pressure in the signal line from the foot pedal. The pressure does need to bleed off in order for the water to stop.
Cause of water entering the pedal of the dental unit
I'm sorry I missed this one. That's a hard issue. You would have to be getting water bypassing at the master block somehow. Perhaps there is moisture in the main air line from the compressor. No water should be going to the foot pedal, only the 1/4" air line.
if the compressor is not compromised, no moisture in the tank.... the water must be coming from h/p block, especially if it's an adec unit.... replace the side clear gaskets..
Hello, can you show me how you disassebled the handpiece nsk s-max m65
Hi! I don't have this handpiece to teach with. Call these guys... premiumhandpieceparts.com/?creative=648025185970&device=m&placement&gad=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIqZiYzJbc_wIVldjICh23MAv5EAAYASAAEgKU5_D_BwE
Cause of water entering the pedal of the dental unit ؟؟
The one incoming hose on this pedal is from drive air (1/4") and the two outgoing hoses are handpiece (1/4") and chip air (1/8"). The water would have to be coming from the air inlet (water in air lines) or you have something connected wrong. It could also be a leak in the control block in the delivery unit head. Maybe a bad gasket? Strange things can happen when the gaskets go bad.
You can check for water in air lines by blowing the air water syringe AIR onto a mirror. It should be dry. If you have moisture in air lines, could be something else with compressor or bad water master valve allowing water to go into your air lines. .
This is a tough problem that might take a tech onsite to fix.
@@DentalEquipmentRepairChannel Thank you for your explanation, dear brother
Master, what is the solution to this problem?
Master, what is the solution to this problem?
I answered in another comment to your original post. It could be a few things.