Service Manual Sinius

New as of: 10.
2020
Sinius / Sinius CS / Sinius TS
Service Manual
English
Table of contents Sirona Dental Systems GmbH
Sinius Service Manual
Table of contents
1 Structure of the document ...................................................................................... 7
1.1 Identification of the danger levels ................................................................ 7
1.2 Formats and symbols used.......................................................................... 7
1.3 Symbols ....................................................................................................... 8
1.4 Abbreviations ............................................................................................... 9
2 General safety information...................................................................................... 10

2.1 Qualification of service personnel ................................................................ 10
2.2 Power connection ........................................................................................ 10
2.3 Modifications and extensions of the system ................................................ 10
2.4 Electrostatic discharge................................................................................. 10
2.5 Protective ground connection ...................................................................... 10
2.6 EMC interference suppression..................................................................... 11
2.7 Operating the treatment center with Heliodent Plus unit model................... 11
3 Prerequisites ........................................................................................................... 12
4 Technical data ........................................................................................................ 13

4.1 Operating, transport and storage conditions................................................ 14
4.2 Weight and packaging ................................................................................. 15
5 Important information .............................................................................................. 16

5.1 Data storage locations for user-specific data............................................... 16
5.2 Switching the treatment center on/off .......................................................... 18
5.2.1 Switching on the power supply ...................................................... 19
5.2.2 Switching off the power supply ...................................................... 20
5.2.3 Signal path of the ON/OFF signal .................................................. 21
5.2.4 Boot process .................................................................................. 22
5.2.5 Download phases in terms of software .......................................... 25
5.3 CAN BUS ..................................................................................................... 26
5.3.1 General .......................................................................................... 26
5.3.2 Measurements on the CAN BUS ................................................... 27
5.3.3 CAN BUS wiring diagram............................................................... 29
5.4 S-COM ......................................................................................................... 29
5.4.1 Wiring diagram............................................................................... 30
5.5 SDI connector .............................................................................................. 31
5.6 Patient chair ................................................................................................. 32
5.6.1 Installation mode............................................................................ 32
5.6.2 Referencing the drives ................................................................... 32
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5.7 Safety switches ............................................................................................ 34

5.7.1 Safety switches .............................................................................. 34
5.7.2 Position of safety switches in the dental treatment center ............. 35
5.7.3 Testing the safety switches............................................................ 35
5.8 Water heater in dentist element and water unit ........................................... 36
5.9 Acoustic feedback from the treatment center .............................................. 37
5.10 Overview of signal paths for camera control................................................ 39
5.11 Test of the main cut-off valve (MVAB test) .................................................. 39
6 Overview of modules and boards ........................................................................... 41

6.1 Locations of modules and boards ................................................................ 41
6.2 Patient chair ................................................................................................. 43
6.2.1 HSA board - patient chair control................................................... 43
6.2.2 NSK board - Motorized headrest ................................................... 48
6.2.3 SBB board - basic wireless station ................................................ 50
6.3 Dentist element ............................................................................................ 52
6.3.1 NAJm board - Dentist element control ........................................... 52
6.3.2 HAC board - BL motor control........................................................ 55
6.3.3 NAC board - BL motor control........................................................ 57
6.3.4 NAA board - Apex locator .............................................................. 60
6.3.5 HAP1 board - Baseboard user interface ........................................ 62
6.3.7 NAU board - Dentist element USB connection .............................. 66
6.3.8 CC board - SINIUS instrument holder recognition / SINIUS TS .... 67
6.3.9 HCC board - SINIUS CS instrument holder recognition ................ 68
6.3.10 HPE board - SINIUS CS support arm brake sensor ...................... 69
6.4 Water unit..................................................................................................... 70
6.4.1 NWEm board - Water unit control .................................................. 70
6.4.2 NWM board - Automatic tumbler filling .......................................... 75
6.5 Assistant element......................................................................................... 76
6.5.1 NHE board - Control ...................................................................... 76
6.5.2 NHEm board - Control ................................................................... 78
6.5.3 HTTL board - Left-hand user interface........................................... 80
6.5.4 HTTR board - Right-hand user interface........................................ 81
6.5.5 NOP board - 5 V power supply....................................................... 82
6.5.6 HHK board - Instrument holder recognition ................................... 83
6.6 LEDview....................................................................................................... 84
6.6.1 NLV board - LEDview control......................................................... 84
6.6.2 HLV board - LEDview S control ..................................................... 85
6.7 LEDview Plus............................................................................................... 86
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6.8 Foot control .................................................................................................. 86

6.9 X-ray image viewer ...................................................................................... 87
7 Replacing components ........................................................................................... 89

7.1 Removing the cover ..................................................................................... 89
7.1.1 Patient chair ................................................................................... 89
7.1.1.1 Removing the chair covers ........................................... 89
7.1.1.2 Removing the footrest .................................................. 91
7.1.1.3 Removing the head and seat cushions ........................ 92
7.1.1.4 Removing the backrest cover ....................................... 94
7.1.1.5 Removing the cover of the motorized headrest on the
patient chair .................................................................. 96
7.1.2 SINIUS dentist element.................................................................. 96
7.1.2.1 Removing the cover on the support arm ...................... 96
7.1.2.2 Opening the dentist element......................................... 97
7.1.2.3 Removing the user interface......................................... 98
7.1.3 SINIUS CS dentist element............................................................ 98
7.1.3.1 Removing covers.......................................................... 98
7.1.3.2 Opening the dentist element......................................... 99
7.1.4 Negatoscope.................................................................................. 101
7.1.4.1 Removing the NAR board............................................. 101
7.1.5 Assistant element........................................................................... 102
7.1.5.1 Removing the cover on the support arm ...................... 102
7.1.5.2 Opening the assistant element ..................................... 103
7.1.6 Water unit....................................................................................... 104
7.1.6.1 Removing the covers of the water unit ......................... 104
7.1.7 LEDview......................................................................................... 106
7.1.7.1 Removing LEDview parts ............................................. 106
7.1.7.2 Removing LEDview S parts.......................................... 110
7.1.8 LEDview Plus................................................................................. 111
7.2 Removing boards from the swivel arm of the dentist element ..................... 112
7.3 Important information when replacing boards.............................................. 114
7.3.1 Checking the software for the entire unit ....................................... 114
7.3.2 Hardware display in the service area............................................. 115
7.3.3 Replacing the HSA board in the patient chair ................................ 116
7.3.4 NSK board in the patient chair ....................................................... 116
7.3.5 NAJm board in the dentist element................................................ 116
7.3.6 NWEm board in the water unit ....................................................... 117
7.3.7 NAR board in the X-ray viewer ...................................................... 117
7.3.8 HAC/NAC board in the Sinius CS dentist element......................... 118
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7.4 Hydraulic/pneumatic modules...................................................................... 118

7.4.1 Releasing the pressure in the water unit........................................ 118
7.4.2 Emptying the rinsing tank............................................................... 119
7.4.3 Mixing tank..................................................................................... 120
7.4.4 Solenoid valves for active lumbar support ..................................... 121
7.5 Motors/headrest in the patient chair............................................................. 121
7.6 Solenoid value for Orotol Plus dosing (CDS60)........................................... 122
8 Service area............................................................................................................ 123

8.1 User interface in the service area ................................................................ 123
8.2 Information on the treatment center............................................................. 124
8.2.1 Information on the dentist element................................................. 124
8.2.2 Information on the assistant element ............................................. 126
8.2.3 Information on patient chair configuration...................................... 126
8.2.4 Information on the water unit ......................................................... 127
8.3 Reading service codes................................................................................. 128
8.4 Maintenance display .................................................................................... 129
8.5 Service support with the PC......................................................................... 130
8.6 PC connection, networking .......................................................................... 130
8.6.1 Control via SIUCOM plus / SIVISION connect............................... 130
9 Mechanical components ......................................................................................... 132

9.1 Setting brakes on the support arm and dentist element .............................. 132
9.1.1 Setting brakes on the SINIUS support arm.................................... 132
9.1.2 Set the brakes on the SINIUS / SINIUS TS dentist element head. 132
9.1.3 Adjusting the brakes on the CS support arm ................................. 133
9.1.4 Adjusting the brake on the TS support arm ................................... 133
9.1.5 Adjusting the LEDView / LEDview Plus brakes ............................. 135
9.1.5.1 Adjusting the brakes ..................................................... 135
9.1.5.2 Adjusting the pneumatic spring on the support arm ..... 136
9.2 Adjusting the spring force of the flex arm on the dentist element ................ 137
9.2.1 Preparation .................................................................................... 137
9.2.2 Setting the spring force on the CS assistant element .................... 137
9.2.3 Setting the spring force on the TS assistant element .................... 138
9.3 Removing the swivel tray holder from the TS dentist's controls................... 139
9.3.1 Aligning the tray holder horizontally ............................................... 139
9.3.2 Setting the brake on the tray holder............................................... 141
9.4 Setting the Bowden wire in the motorized headrest..................................... 142
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10 Biofilm removal ....................................................................................................... 144

10.1 Approved resources for biofilm removal ...................................................... 144
10.2 Preparation .................................................................................................. 144
10.3 Execution ..................................................................................................... 146
10.4 Re-processing.............................................................................................. 147
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Sirona Dental Systems GmbH 1 Structure of the document
Sinius Service Manual 1.1 Identification of the danger levels
1 Structure of the document
1.1 Identification of the danger levels

To prevent personal injury and material damage, please observe the
warning and safety information provided in these operating instructions.
Such information is highlighted as follows:
DANGER
An imminent danger that could result in serious bodily injury or death.
WARNING
A possibly dangerous situation that could result in serious bodily
injury or death.
CAUTION
A possibly dangerous situation that could result in slight bodily injury.
NOTE
A possibly harmful situation which could lead to damage of the
product or an object in its environment.
IMPORTANT
Application instructions and other important information.
Tip: Information for simplifying work.
1.2 Formats and symbols used

The formats and symbols used in this document have the following
meaning:
Prerequisite Prompts you to do something.

1. First action step
2. Second action step
or
➢ Alternative action
Result
➢ Individual action step
See “Formats and symbols used Identifies a reference to another text pas-
[→ 7]” sage and specifies its page number.
● List Designates a list.
“Command / menu item” Indicates commands, menu items or quo-
tations.
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1 Structure of the document Sirona Dental Systems GmbH
1.3 Symbols Sinius Service Manual
1.3 Symbols
SINIUS dentist element
SINIUS CS dentist element
SINIUS TS dentist element
SINIUS assistant element
Foot control
Wireless foot control
LEDview
LEDview Plus
Patient chair
Water unit
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Sirona Dental Systems GmbH 1 Structure of the document
Sinius Service Manual 1.4 Abbreviations
1.4 Abbreviations
AE Dentist element
AK Connection box
ASE Assistant element
DTC Dental treatment center
BL Bootloader
BL motor Brushless motor
UI User interface
DLM Download manager
DWSS Dürr wet suction system
DUMC Dental Unit Management Console
(PC program for service support)
EBL Extended bootloader
PCB Printed circuit board/board
FS Foot control
GND Ground
HW Hardware
L Line
LED Light emitting diode
SV Solenoid valve
PC Personal computer
XRIV X-ray image viewer
S Switch
SBL Standard bootloader
SDI Sirona Dental Interface
(electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic plug connection)
SINIUS Travel track device
SINIUS CS Instrument arm device (continental style)
SINIUS TS Swivel table unit
ST Patient chair
SW Software
VDC DC voltage
WU Water unit
X Connector
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2 General safety information Sirona Dental Systems GmbH
2.1 Qualification of service personnel Sinius Service Manual
2 General safety information
2.1 Qualification of service personnel

Installation and startup may be carried out only by personnel specifically
authorized by Dentsply Sirona.
2.2 Power connection

WARNING
Shock hazard
It is essential that you switch off the power supply PRIOR to
beginning the installation. There is a risk of electric shock. People can
be injured or electrical components of the unit destroyed.
2.3 Modifications and extensions of the system

For reasons of product safety, this product may be operated only with
original Dentsply Sirona parts or third-party parts expressly approved by
Dentsply Sirona. In the event of changes which were not foreseen,
Dentsply Sirona is not liable for resulting damages.
All units connected to this product must comply with the applicable
standards:
● IEC 60601-1, Medical electrical equipment
● IEC 60950-1, Information technology equipment
● IEC 62368-1, Audio/video, information and communication
technology equipment
2.4 Electrostatic discharge

Use an ESD wrist band. Connect it to the protective ground conductor.
Please comply with the usual precautionary measures for handling

printed circuit boards (ESD). Make sure you touch a ground point to
discharge yourself prior to touching the components. Otherwise,
electrical components of the device can be destroyed.
2.5 Protective ground connection

The building water supply is at protective ground potential and must not
touch the electronics of the chair.
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Sirona Dental Systems GmbH 2 General safety information
Sinius Service Manual 2.6 EMC interference suppression
2.6 EMC interference suppression

NOTE
Loss of device approval
The removal of interfering components (such as ferrite cores) leads to
a loss of device approval.
In addition, faults may occur on the dental treatment center and
neighboring electronic devices.
➢ Do not remove any interfering components.
2.7 Operating the treatment center with Heliodent

Plus unit model
WARNING
Shock hazard
The Heliodent Plus unit has its own mains supply.
This is the reason why high voltages may be present in the
distribution box when the treatment center is switched off.
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3 Prerequisites Sirona Dental Systems GmbH
3 Prerequisites
Take this service manual, a service notebook, the spare parts list, and
the connection documents with you on every customer visit.
You will need the DUMC (Dental Unit Management Console) to read the
service information and update the treatment station software.
The technical documentation and product software are subject to
constant updates. Download the current versions from the dealer area
of the Sirona home page on a regular basis.
Always refer to the DUMC when performing service work.
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Sirona Dental Systems GmbH 4 Technical data
Sinius Service Manual 2.7 Operating the treatment center with Heliodent Plus unit model
4 Technical data
Model designation: Sinius / Sinius CS / Sinius TS
Power connection: 100 – 240 V AC ± 10%
50/60 Hz
Rated current: 2.2 A at 240 V
4.35 A at 115 V
5.0 A at 100 V
also max. 6 A for external devices
Type of ground connection: TN-C-S system or TN-S system (acc.
to IEC 60364-1)
Overvoltage category: 2 acc. to IEC 60664-1
Average power consump- 0.25 kW
tion (for dimensioning an air
conditioning system):
Power consumption in the 3 W (without internal mini PC)
Standby mode:
Main building fuse: Type B automatic circuit breaker
100 - 115 VAC: 20 A medium-blow
220 – 240 V AC: 16 A medium-blow
Protection class: Class Idevice

Device class in accordance Class IIa equipment
with Directive 93/42/EEC:
Degree of protection
against electrical shock:
Type B applied parts
External intraoral camera SiroCam AF /
AF+. These are:
Applied part type BF

Degree of protection Ordinary equipment (without protection
against ingress of water: against ingress of water)
The foot switch has an IPX1 degree of
protection against liquids (drip-proof).
Tests/Approvals: See "Standards/Approvals“.

Date of manufacture:
(on the rating plate)

USB port: corresponds to USB 2.0 standard
Foot control wireless interface
Model designation: BlueMod+S

Frequency: 2.4 GHz – 2,480 GHz
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4 Technical data Sirona Dental Systems GmbH
4.1 Operating, transport and storage conditions Sinius Service Manual
Transmitting < 2 mW (short-range device)

power:
Modulation type: GFSK
Range: approx. 10 m
Approval: See "Standards/Approvals“.
IMPORTANT
Minimum requirements for the PC
See document "Installation instructions and system requirements for
PC configuration," (REF 61 94 075) Sivision Digital.
4.1 Operating, transport and storage conditions

Operating mode: Continuous operation with intermittent
loading corresponding to the dental
mode of working.
Drive motors for chair operation:
intermittent use, max. 2 minutes on and
18 minutes off
Permanently connected unit. Operation
is not permitted in mobile vehicles.
+70 95 1060
Transport and storage con- Temperature: -40 °C – +70 °C
ditions: (-40 °F – 158 °F)
-40 10 500
Relative humidity: 10% - 95%
Air pressure: 500 hPa – 1060 hPa
+40 85 1060
conditions: Ambient temperature: 10 °C – 40 °C
(50 °F – 104 °F)
+10 30 700
Relative humidity: 30% - 85%
no condensation
Air pressure: 700 hPa – 1060 hPa
Installation location: ≤ 3000 m above sea level
Operation is not permitted in mobile ve-
hicles.
This treatment center is not suitable for
operation in areas subject to explosion
hazards.
Pollution degree: 2 acc. to IEC 60664-1
Local pressure (min./max.): Air: 5.5 / 7.5 bar (79.8 / 108.8 psi)

For details see page Re- Water: 2.5 / 6 bar (36.3 / 87 psi)
quirements of the supply
Suction air: pu min. 0.12 bar (1.7 psi),
media
max. 0.18 bar (2.6 psi)
≥ 500 Nl/min
Water flow: Water absorption max. 3 l/min
For details see page Re- Residual water max. 3 l/min
quirements of the supply
media
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Sinius Service Manual 4.2 Weight and packaging
4.2 Weight and packaging

Dimensions of the packaging Weight (with packaging and ac-
cessories / without packaging):
Sinius dentist element, assistant ele- 126 cm x 72 cm x 75 cm 63 kg / 42 kg
ment:
Sinius CS dentist element: 136 cm x 86 cm x 65 cm 55 kg / 40 kg
Sinius TS dentist element: 154 cm x 57 cm x 80 cm 45 kg / 29.5 kg
Sinius CS/TS assistant element: 88 cm x 35 cm x 74 cm 15 kg / 10 kg
Water unit: 82 cm x 56 cm x 120 cm 80 kg / 66 kg
Chair: 153 cm x 66 cm x 88 cm 116 kg / 91 kg
Upholstery: 80 cm x 60 cm x 36 cm 8.5 kg / 5.5 kg
LEDview Plus: 40 cm x 40 cm x 19 cm 3 kg / 2 kg
LEDview Plus support arm: 93 x 40 x 20 cm 8 kg / 6.5 kg
LEDview: 98 cm x 60 cm x 42 cm 12 kg / 8 kg
Support tube for lamp without 128 cm x 20 cm x 20 cm 4.9 kg / 3.9 kg
monitor adapter:
Support tube with monitor adapter: 128 cm x 38 cm x 20 cm 6.4 kg / 5.6 kg
There are 2 types of accessory boxes: 120 cm x 80 cm x 54/78 cm 62.6 kg
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5 Important information Sirona Dental Systems GmbH
5.1 Data storage locations for user-specific data Sinius Service Manual
5 Important information
5.1 Data storage locations for user-specific data

Non-localized device-specific data and user data
Non-localized device-specific data and user data can be transferred to
another Sinius / Sinius CS / Sinius TS via data download.
Localized device-specific data

Localized device-specific data can only be loaded to the Sinius / Sinius
CS / Sinius TS from which it was downloaded.
Tip: The IP address of the treatment center is not read out and also
remains unchanged when restoring data.
IMPORTANT
Reading the IP address
Before you replace the HSA board, if possible it is a good idea to read
and note down the IP address.
Board/Part No. Stored settings

HAP2 User data
63 09 657 ● Cursor mode
HAP1 ● Number of chair programs
62 97 993
● Manual chair setting in Start program
● Current timer
● All timer values
● 4-way foot switch function: ErgoMotion / headrest inclination
● Beep for apex distance during manual measurement using a file clamp
All values that are stored in conjunction with implantology/endodontics:
● Instrument adjustments
Example: NaCI settings, instrument light, end filing system selected,
auto reverse, handpiece, speed, torque, endo file, FS mode
Device-specific data (non-localized)
● Display brightness
● Key click
● Time format
● Current user
● Number of users
● White screen, switchable
● "External HF unit" key
Device-specific data (localized)
● Date of last maintenance performed
● PC configuration key
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Sirona Dental Systems GmbH 5 Important information
Sinius Service Manual 5.1 Data storage locations for user-specific data

NWEm User data
62 69 935 ● Cuspidor rinsing duration
● Tumbler filling time
● Tumbler heating on/off
● Tumbler heating temperature
● Amalgam separator filling level
● Cuspidor valve opening duration
● Sanitation data

NHE Device-specific data (non-localized)
63 23 443 ● Sprayvit heater NHE on/off (not on NHEm)
● Sprayvit heater temperature (not on NHEm)
NHEm
63 23 435 ● Sprayvit instrument light (not on NHEm)
● Sprayvit ventilation ASE (not on NHEm)

HSA User data
62 78 985 ● Tumbler filling on/off in S program
● Flushing on/off in S program
● Light status with chair programs
● Chair programs 0, S, 1, 2 for users A-F
● Central error storage
● # key/call key (switch/button)
● IP address
● DHCP activated/deactivated
● Min. and max. values of the permitted movement range
Determined after the reference travel

NAJm User data
63 23 344 ● Instrument settings for non-Endo treatments
Example:
cooling, cooling mode, light, light intensity, foot switch mode, direction of
rotation, NaCl cooling, speed
● Sprayvit ventilation, AE
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5.7 Safety switches ............................................................................................ 34

5.7.1 Safety switches .............................................................................. 34
5.7.2 Position of safety switches in the dental treatment center ............. 35
5.7.3 Testing the safety switches............................................................ 35
5.8 Water heater in dentist element and water unit ........................................... 36
5.9 Acoustic feedback from the treatment center .............................................. 37
5.10 Overview of signal paths for camera control................................................ 39
5.11 Test of the main cut-off valve (MVAB test) .................................................. 39
6 Overview of modules and boards ........................................................................... 41

6.1 Locations of modules and boards ................................................................ 41
6.2 Patient chair ................................................................................................. 43
6.2.1 HSA board - patient chair control................................................... 43
6.2.2 NSK board - Motorized headrest ................................................... 48
6.2.3 SBB board - basic wireless station ................................................ 50
6.3 Dentist element ............................................................................................ 52
6.3.1 NAJm board - Dentist element control ........................................... 52
6.3.2 HAC board - BL motor control........................................................ 55
6.3.3 NAC board - BL motor control........................................................ 57
6.3.4 NAA board - Apex locator .............................................................. 60
6.3.7 NAU board - Dentist element USB connection .............................. 66
6.3.8 CC board - SINIUS instrument holder recognition / SINIUS TS .... 67
6.3.9 HCC board - SINIUS CS instrument holder recognition ................ 68
6.3.10 HPE board - SINIUS CS support arm brake sensor ...................... 69
6.4 Water unit..................................................................................................... 70
6.4.1 NWEm board - Water unit control .................................................. 70
6.4.2 NWM board - Automatic tumbler filling .......................................... 75
6.5 Assistant element......................................................................................... 76
6.5.1 NHE board - Control ...................................................................... 76
6.5.2 NHEm board - Control ................................................................... 78
6.5.3 HTTL board - Left-hand user interface........................................... 80
6.5.4 HTTR board - Right-hand user interface........................................ 81
6.5.5 NOP board - 5 V power supply....................................................... 82
6.5.6 HHK board - Instrument holder recognition ................................... 83
6.6 LEDview....................................................................................................... 84
6.6.1 NLV board - LEDview control......................................................... 84
6.6.2 HLV board - LEDview S control ..................................................... 85
6.7 LEDview Plus............................................................................................... 86
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Sinius Service Manual 5.2 Switching the treatment center on/off
5.2.1 Switching on the power supply
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5.2 Switching the treatment center on/off Sinius Service Manual
5.2.2 Switching off the power supply
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5.2.3 Signal path of the ON/OFF signal
HAP2 NAJm SDI HSA NWEm Power

X1 X1 X22 X1 X1 X1 X2 X5 X1 X1 supply
Powersupply
VT OG OG OG Unit ON/OFF Logik ON/OFF BN
Unit
B5 B5 10 10 10 B1 2 10 B1 B1
L432 L423 L401a L400a L207
ON/OFF
Unit_ON
Yellow
inexistent for
SINIUS CS
Unit_ON/OFF: Power supply unit_ON/OFF:

(keyboard up to NWEm) (NWEm to the power supply)
Switching on ● Approximately 8-10 V when the ON/OFF ● Approximately 8-10 V when the ON/OFF
key is not pressed key is not pressed
● 0 V when the ON/OFF key is pressed ● Approximately 0.5 V when the ON/OFF
key is pressed
Switching off ● Approximately 28 V when the ON/OFF ● Approximately 8-10 V when the ON/OFF
key is not pressed key is not pressed
● Approximately 0.1 V when the ON/OFF ● Approximately 0.5 V when the ON/OFF
key is pressed key is pressed
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5.2.4 Boot process
1st phase (approximately 48 seconds)

● The extended bootloader waits for up to 70 seconds to see whether
the standard bootloader of the HAP1 or HAP2 responds.
● All BOOT LEDs = ON (yellow)
● HSA RUN-LED = OFF (green)
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Second phase (approximately 10-15 seconds)

● The extended bootloader launches the download manager.
● BOOT-LED HSA = ON (yellow)
● HSA RUN-LED = flashes at 2 Hz (green)
● The download manager checks whether the global software version
is correct.
Applies to EBL versions < V5:
If the configuration found in the treatment center does not match the
configuration stored in the HSA, the corresponding component will
not be started and the software version for the entire system will be
shown in brackets in the user interface.
Applies to EBL versions ≥V5:
If the SW version of one or more components does not agree with
the configuration stored in the HSA, these components are
displayed on the user interface. A notice indicating that a SW
download is required also appears. If a START button is displayed,
the treatment center can be started WITHOUT the incompatible
components anyway.
The overall software version is displayed in brackets in the Setup
dialog of the UI and the functions of the unstarted components are of
course not available!
If the incompatible component concerned is the UI itself, the START
button will not be displayed and a SW update is urgently required in
order to enable a start of the treatment center.
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Third phase (approximately 40 seconds)

● Once the start release has been issued by the HSA, the software
boots in the corresponding nodes.
● All BOOT LEDs = OFF (yellow)
● All RUN LEDs flash (green)
● The tooth is displayed in the user interface.
● The BOOT LED remains ON for any nodes not released.
● HSA saves all available nodes. Should a node be missing since the
last switch-on, a service code is issued.
HSA checks the validity of the referencing data in the nodes HSA
and NSK, and issues corresponding movement releases (see
Referencing the drives [→ 32]).
● All nodes save the options detected in the configuration log. If an
option is no longer detected following a restart, a service code is
issued.
HSA saves all service codes reported in the system.
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5.2.5 Download phases in terms of software

Download phase 1
The HSA application is checked, if necessary downloaded, and
launched.
The extended bootloader:

1. can receive external data (e.g. from a PC).
2. waits until the user interface registers (timeout at approximately 70
seconds).
3. checks the HSA application version (checksum, latest version).
4. requests the HSA application from the PC if necessary, and
programs it into the flash.
(BOOT LED flashes at 1Hz / 750ms ON / 250ms OFF)
Should the download have failed, the BOOT LED will flash at 1Hz /
250 ms ON / 750 ms OFF.
Restart the update in this case.
5. cuts the connection to the PC and launches the download manager
of the HSA application.
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Download phase 2
The download manager starts the download process, updates the node
software via DUMC if necessary, and launches the application.
The download manager:

1. re-establishes the connection to the PC.
2. polls the application version (hardware/software compatibility) of all
connected nodes.
3. determines the need for an update based on the data received.
4. starts the download to the nodes one after the other.
The BOOT LED flashes at approx. 2 Hz during the download to the
nodes.
5. checks the checksums when the download is complete and, once a
valid configuration is confirmed, issues the start command to the
nodes.
5.3 CAN BUS

5.3.1 General
The CAN runs all controllers of the treatment center, all software
updates, and all service support cases.
On the S-COM, the PC software functions are performed for the user
interface and the user interface software is downloaded via FTP.
After the treatment center is switched on, all components and software
are queried and displayed in the setup dialog.
SETUP key
ü All instruments are in place.
1. Hold down the “Setup“ fixed key for at least 2 seconds.
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Ä Six setup dialogs are offered for selection.
2. Hold down the “Service domain“ fixed key for at least 2

seconds.
Ä The service domain is offered.
3. Tap the "Info" key.
Ä The menu for selecting components appears.

4. Select the components for reading the version information one after
the other.
Ä The corresponding information is displayed (in the following
example the information is from the dentist element)
If a fitted component is missing, check the respective board and the

CAN connection to the user interface (HAP1/HAP2 board).
The error LED of any node that loses its CAN connection to the central
error log on the HSA board flashes cyclically 2x. Check the CAN
connection in this case.
5.3.2 Measurements on the CAN BUS

In each CAN network there are 2x 120-ohm resistors that, measured in
parallel on the CAN line, result in 60 ohms. If you measure 120 ohms on
the CAN line with an ohmmeter (when the dental treatment center is
switched off), there is a disruption in the line. In the case of a disruption,
measure the connections between the connectors.
The CAN bus should always be checked for missing components.
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Examples of CAN measurements
Resistance = 60 ohms
Cable run OK
Measurement of CANH → CANL

Fault in the cable run
Measurement of CANH → CANL
Resistance = 0 ohms
Cable run OK
Measurement of CANL source → CANL target

Fault in the cable run
Measurement of CANH source → CANH target
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5.3.3 CAN BUS wiring diagram
NSK NAA
CAN + CAN -
5 3 X3 inexistent for 5 3
X31
SINIUS CS
GN WHGN
future connector
X16 6 3 5 3 X3 X15 4 3 X31 5 3
NHE NAJm HAP

CAN + X4 X4 X1 SDI CAN + X22 X1 X1 CAN +
5 6 A3 5 A3 A3
GN GN GN 5 YE
120 RJ45 RJ45 120
WHGN GN
3 3 A2 WHGN 3
WHGN 3
A2 A2
CAN - CAN - CAN -
HSA
X2 6 3 X5 6 3 X8 4 3
GN WHGN GN WHGN BU RD
X5 6 3 X5 5 3 X8 4 3
X6
4
X28
A2 3
4 mm Isolation
CAN + CAN -
A3
NWEm NSB NAC / HAC

5 3 X32
YE BN
3 1
X2
3 1
GN WH X5 CAN - X1 CAN -
WH 1 OG 1
NLV 3k XLV 1k
GN WHOG
3 3
CAN + CAN +
5.4 S-COM
On the S-COM, the PC software functions are performed for the user
interface and the user interface software is downloaded via FTP.
If the S-COM connection has been established, the S-COM LED lights
up on the HSA and HAP1 / HAP2 boards. If this LED is flashing, the
connection is being established or a malfunction has occurred. The line
connection is, however, present. If the LED goes out, no data
connection is present. In this case, it must be assumed that there is a
disruption in the line.
Unlike the CAN BUS, there is no defined terminating resistor with this
bus.
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5.4.1 Wiring diagram

inexistent for
SINIUS CS
NAJm HAP
S-COM + X1 SDI X22 X1 X1
B4 BN 9 9 BN 9 A5 RD A5
HSA RJ45
WHBN WHBN BU
A4 7 7 7 A4 A4
S-COM -
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5.5 SDI connector

Sirona Dental Interface (electrical plug-in connections)
Assigning the electrical SDI connectors
19
20
18
16
17
15
14
12
13
6 11
10
1
5
20
18
11 14
15
19
12
13
17
+
10
9
IN
LIFST
T
6
17
16
15
4
5
2
3
1
14
16
13
20
22
12
11
18
6
10
23
5
1
21
19
1 GND 9 S-COM+ 17 NC
2 NC 10 Unit ON/OFF 18 GND PK
3 CAN- 11 NC 19 NC
4 Foot_Ctrl 12 36VDC EK 20 36VDC PK
5 CAN+ 13 NC
6 Chair stop 14 GND EK
7 S-COM- 15 NC
8 NC 16 NC
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5.6 Patient chair

5.6.1 Installation mode
ü To screw down the chair in position during installation, it must be
possible to raise it without the dentist element and assistant
element.
ü On the HSA board, the jumper for the missing safety switch of the
assistant element must be plugged into connector X13. A jumper
plug with a CAN terminating resistor also must be plugged into X1.
ü The chair is in installation mode if the HSA board does not detect a
NAJm board when booting.
1. Disconnect plug X1 on the WE so that the power supply's voltage is
released immediately after switching on.
2. After approx. 3 minutes, the "Mode" LED lights up on the NSA
board. Chair movement is enabled.
3. Press the "INST LIFT" key.
Ä The chair moves upward.
4. Screw the fastening screws into the chair.
5. Connect the dentist element and the assistant element. The two
jumper plugs are then no longer required.
6. Plug connector X1 back onto the NWE board. The power supply is
switched back on via the control element.
7. Perform a reboot.
Ä The chair can be moved again normally.
If the NAJ board is detected once, patient chair movements can only be
executed subject to release of the HAP2 or HAP1 board.
Communication between the HSA and HAP2 or HAP1 boards is
monitored during the patient chair movement. If the communication is
aborted, the patient chair travel will also be aborted or not started at all.
5.6.2 Referencing the drives

During the referencing run, the movement range of each drive is
traversed in order to identify the end positions and, if necessary, the
position of the light barriers.
The result of the referencing is saved on the respective control boards.
NSK Head support

HSA Chair drives
During the startup process, each referencing status is queried and

displayed in the Setup dialog box as the overall result.
Should a referencing be missing, this is output as a service code.
A reference run is absolutely essential following a replacement of:
● the HSA, NSK boards
● the chair motors and headrest
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Performing a reference travel

ü The toeboard (A) must be seated flush with the upholstery (B).
OK
ü All instruments are in place.
B B
A
A
1. Press the Setup key for more than 2 seconds.

Setup
1.
Ä The setup dialog appears.
> 2s
2. Press the Service program key for more than 2 seconds.
Ä The Service program is displayed.
IMPORTANT
It is prohibited for any obstacles to be located in the movement range
of the chair during the reference travel.
2.
The reference travel will start only if no safety switch has been
> 2s triggered. This also requires the cuspidor bowl to be retracted.
3. To do this, press the Reference travel key in the service area of the
user interface on the dentist element. >2s
Ä The orange rectangle around the Reference travel key will flash
3. while the chair performs the movements.
IMPORTANT
Do not actuate the chair movement buttons!
Pressing any chair movement button will stop the reference travel,
e.g. the chair movement buttons on the user interface of the dentist
element, the assistant element, the 4-way foot switch, the toggle
switch or the chair buttons on the control panel.
NOTE
Not maneuverable with external voltage
The motor then receives voltage and the position encoder does not.
The position stored in the encoder then no longer agrees with the
actual motor position. This cannot even be corrected via a reference
run with the Sinius (sliding track device).
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5.7 Safety switches

5.7.1 Safety switches
Tip: For position of safety switches, see Position of safety switches in

the dental treatment center [→ 35].
SS_MB - Safety switch, cuspidor
2 SS_MB: S13 > L418 > NWEm X20.2 (X20.1 = SS GND)
LED: HSA/ V404 (red) / SS code / flashes 2x
LED: NWEm / SS_SP (yellow) / ON, if cuspidor bowl actuates safety
switch S13.
Connection from the cuspidor bowl safety switch to the HSA:
If the SS_SP LED is permanently lit on the NWEm board, regardless of
the position of the cuspidor bowl, check the connection HSA X2.8 >
L400A > X5.11 NWEm.
SS_HR - Lifting frame safety switch
3 SS_HR: S3, S3a > L441 > X1 > L441 > HSA X14.B2 (X14.A2 = SS
GND)
LED: HSA / V404 (red) / SS code / flashes 3x
SS_HE - Safety switch, assistant element
4 SS_ASE: S14, S14a > L402c > HSA X13.2 (X13.1 = SS GND)
SS_HV - Back cover safety switch
5 SS_HV: S5, S5a > L442 > HSA X14.B4 (X14.A4 = SS GND)
SS_FA - Safety switch, footrest
6 SS_FA: S6 > L444 > HSA X14.B3 (A3 = SS_GND)
SS_RL - Safety switch, backrest
7 SS_RL: S7 > L443 > HSA X14.B5 (A5 = SS GND)
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5.7.2 Position of safety switches in the dental treatment center
SS_HE SS_HE
X36
L400A X28 X15 X35
X22 X32
S14 S14a X5
X25
L418 X27
X26
S13 SS_MB X34
X29
NWEm X9
X18
X10
X8
X14
X20
F803 X12
L443 X19
X13
X3 X7
L442 X4
X1
X2
L443 L402c L441 X11
L444
S6 SS_FA
L402c
S5a SS_HV
X13
X32
SS_RL S7 X28
S5 SS_HV X31
SS_HR S3 X30
X21
HSA X4
X6
X3 X1
S3a L400A X2
SS_HR X23 X5 X19
X16 X7 X9 X26
X15
X20 X14 X10
L400A
5.7.3 Testing the safety switches

To check the safety switches, special test software is available. Activate
the test software by pressing the "Setup" (>2 s), "Service area" (>2 s),
and "Test safety switch" keys one after the other on the user interface.
>2 s >2 s
Perform the following operations:
 I  II
EasyTouch Action Release SS
2 Cuspidor Ⓕ SS13
3 Press the lifting frame up- Ⓓ1 and SS3+ SS3a
ward/downward at the Ⓓ2
back right and left
4 Press the head of the as- Ⓔ SS14+
sistant element downward SS14a
and pull it upwards
Pull CEREC AI arm up- Ⓖ SS20
wards
5 Press the rear cover up- Ⓒ1 and SS5+ SS5a
ward on the right and left Ⓒ2
6 Raise the footrest Ⓑ SS6
7 Raise the backrest Ⓐ SS7
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I
No. of the safety switch on the EasyTouch user interface (fault display)
II
Identification of the safety switch according to the circuit diagram
Trigger points for the safety switches
When a safety switch is triggered, the corresponding switch is displayed

on the user interface.
5.8 Water heater in dentist element and water unit

If the temperature control of the water heater fails, a reversible
temperature fuse on the heater housing switches the heating current in
the heating current circuit off directly. The temperature fuse can be
reset by actuating the safety switch on the heater housing.
CAUTION
The safety switch may still be hot if it was only recently triggered.
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5.9 Acoustic feedback from the treatment center

If several problems occur simultaneously, the alarm with the highest
priority will always sound. The alarm with the lower priority will only
sound automatically once this problem has been eliminated.
"y" = 50 ms beep

"x" = 250 ms beep
„-“ = 250 ms pause
Acoustic feedback from the Priority Cause

water unit
xx--xx--xx--xx--xx--xx….. 1 Amalgam centrifuge error
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx….. 2 Amalgam container is full
xxxx----xxxx----xxxx….. 2 Sanitation / no flow
xx--xx--xx--xx--xx 2 Sanitation / no water sterilizing
agent
xx--xx--xx--xx--xx 2 Sepa sensor DS30 reports a fault
xx--xx--xx--xx--xx 2 Chair movement remains blocked
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Acoustic feedback from the Priority Cause

water unit
xx--xx--xx--xx--xx 2 Store away instruments (sanita-
tion)
xx--xx 3 CH emergency (EMR) stop
xx--xx 3 Sanitation or purge completed
xx--xx 3 Power supply overload deter-
mined when booting. BHP
switches itself off independently.
x-x 3 Electric motor torque threshold
reached
x-x-x-x-x-x 4 Instrument motor counterclock-
wise rotation
xxxx 4 Critical instrument lighting voltage
AE
xxxx 4 Instrument/CH programming con-
firmation
xxxx 4 Switching off the TU
xxxxxxxx 4 Saving a therapy workflow step
(Endo, Implant)
xxxxxxxx 4 Deleting a treatment workflow
step (endo)
xxxxxxxx 4 Deleting a user-defined endo
treatment
xxxxxxxx 4 Resetting the maintenance
counter
xxxxxxxx 4 Resetting the DTC to the factory
default settings
Acoustic feedback from the water unit Cause

yy Timer expiry
yy Resetting the DTC to the factory
default settings
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5.10 Overview of signal paths for camera control

USB Video USB USB USB USB
NSU NAU
class driver video signal
Human inter-
SiroCam
face device
control
/ R232-driver
KL 1
photo sensor
control
video
KL 6
magnet
KL 5
photo sensor
Sivision
Connect
Si Video / Ethernet CAN NAJm
Sidexis NSA
TCP/IP if S1.2 = OFF
Siucom Plus
BOF
SiroCam control NSB
PC dialog Footswitch
Graphics VGA / HDMI

board
The presence of the SiroCam AF/AF+ camera is sent to the NAJm from the
USB Video class driver via Sivision Connect.
Camera in instrument holder 5 (KL 5) Camera in instrument holder 6 (KL 6)
In instrument holder 5, removal of the If the camera is located in external in-
camera is detected via a light barrier if strument holder 6 with integrated
the NAJmswitch S1.2 (camera) is set magnet (NAJm S1.2 = ON), the cam-
to OFF. era sends the removal signal to the
NAJm via USB >Siucom > Ethernet >
CAN.
● The removal signal for the camera is transferred to Sivision Connect on the
external PC via CAN > Ethernet.
The Sivision Connect sends the camera ON signal to the camera via USB.
The user interface switches over to the PC dialog box when all other
instruments have been set down.
● Sidexis/SiVideo represents the live image of the camera in video overlay,
even when a different instrument is active.
● If the camera is the active instrument, the camera functions are controlled
via the connected foot switch.
5.11 Test of the main cut-off valve (MVAB test)

Can only be tested with cuspidor option!
Switching to the service area

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2. Touch the "Service area" key for at least 2 seconds.

Ä The service area will appear.
3. Press the arrow key pointing to the right twice.
4. Press the “Test MVAB” key.

Ä The cuspidor bowl flushing function is started twice. The
flushing function must stop without any dripping in between the
two starts.
Ä The "Test MVAB" key flashes orange during the test.
If dripping occurs after the flushing function stops, the main cut-off valve
must be replaced.
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Sinius Service Manual 6.1 Locations of modules and boards
6 Overview of modules and boards
6.1 Locations of modules and boards

AE TS
LV+
LV
AE CS
ASE
FU FS WE AE ST RÖBI
Component Board/module
ST Patient chair HSA Connection box
NSB Wireless foot control base station
NSK Headrest
NSU USB connection to patient chair
FS Foot control
FU Wireless foot control SFB Wireless foot control
AE Dentist element CC Dentist element instrument deposit detection ID (5 x)
NAA ApexLocator
NAH Apex mucosal electrode
NAC/HAC / NAC BL motor control
NAJm Dentist element control module
HAP2 (SINIUS / Dentist element baseboard user interface
SINIUS TS)
HAP1 (SINIUS CS)
HPE (SINIUS CS) Support arm brake sensor
HCC (SINIUS CS) Instrument deposit detection
NAU Dentist element USB connection
XRIV X-ray image viewer NAR X-ray viewer board
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ASE Assistant element NAS Sub-board on NHE
NHEm Assistant element controller without Sprayvit
NHE Assistant element controller with Sprayvit
HTTL Assistant element user interface - keys on the left
HTTR Assistant element user interface - keys on the right
HHK Instrument deposit detection
NOP 5V power supply
WU Water unit NWEm Water unit control module
NWM Automatic tumbler filling
LV LEDview NLV Examination light control
LV S LEDview S Examination light control
PLUS
LV+ LEDview XLV Examination light control
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6.2.1 HSA board - patient chair control
Components on the board

Fuses
F1 T 10AH 250V P Dentist element fuse
F2 T 10AH 250V P Assistant element fuse
LEDs
V201 Main 36 V (green) Operating voltage
V209 3.3 V (green) Operating voltage
V212 5 V potentiometer (green) Operating voltage
V215 5V (green) Operating voltage
V238 36 V AE (green) Operating voltage
V239 36 V ASE (green) Operating voltage
24 V P (green) Operating voltage
V295 15 V (green) Operating voltage
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V301 Run (green) Flashing: Application software is running
V411 36 NSK (green) Operating voltage NSK
V503 3 V WDT (green) Operating voltage
V740 BR inc (yellow) Backrest motor forward
V743 Lift up (yellow) Lift motor up
V7016 BR dec (yellow) Backrest motor back
V7017 Lift down (yellow) Lift motor down
V303 RESET (red) Lights up briefly after switching on
V307 Error (red)
V508 Safety stop (red) OFF: Normal mode
ON: The motors, MVs, and relays are locked
Causes:
● Boot process not yet completed
● Update process not yet completed
● Run LED does not flash/is not triggered
– Reboot the treatment center
If this is unsuccessful, then
– Update the software.
If this is unsuccessful, then
– Replace the board
V404 SS code (red) Chair movements are blocked due to:
● 2x > Cuspidor bowl retracted
● 3x > Active SS lifting frame
● 4x > Active SS assistant element
● 5x > Active SS rear cover
● 6x > Active SS footrest
● 7x > Active SS backrest
● 8x > Increased motor temperature
● 9x > Error in communication with the user interface
● 10x > Implausible motor position
● 11x > Chair stop active = LED 411
● 12x > Failed self-test – service codes available
(example: chair stop test, SS switch cable break,
hardware watchdog, cable connection test cable
Headrest stop for NSK)
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V306 BOOT (yellow) Lights up after switching on and remains lit until comple-
tion of the boot process (approximately 60 seconds)
● The application cannot be launched
– Reset the board
– The boot LED goes out briefly and then lights up
again
– All network LEDs light up
● The boot LED goes out briefly and then lights up again
– The run LED starts flashing
– The application has been launched
– The download manager is running as long as the
boot LED is lit
Mode (yellow) Off: Normal
On: Installation mode without dentist element
Flashing: Active production test mode
V309 T26 (yellow) Reserved for internal debugging options
V310 T31 (yellow) Reserved for internal debugging options
V405 HR_stop (yellow) ON: Movement lock due to active instrument
V410 Chair stop (yellow) ON: Movement lock due to active instrument
V604 LED suction (yellow) ON: Relay switched
V620 LED bell (yellow) ON: Relay switched
V621 LED AUX (yellow) ON: Relay switched
V801 FS active (yellow) ON: Foot control active
Collision (yellow) Heavy data traffic
V904 Full duplex (yellow) ON: For full duplex
OFF: For half duplex
V903 10 MB (yellow) ON: 10 Mbit
V902 100 MB (yellow) ON: 100 Mbit
V905 Link (yellow) ON: Connected
Flashing: LAN data transmission
SCOM (green) Speed-Com status
ON: HAP/HSA data connection OK
Flashing: Connection being established or error (cable
connection present)
OFF: No data connection present (disruption in the line)
V1008 Move lift (yellow) Movement release for raising chair
V1003 Move backrest (yellow) Movement release for backrest
V1009 Move chair (yellow) Movement release for chair
HUB_OC (yellow)
RL_OC (yellow)
Connector
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X1 SINIUS / SINIUS TS: > L401A > SDI X1(AE) > L423 > X22 / NAJm (CAN / Unit ON/OFF / SS_MB /
Foot_Control, S_COM)
SINIUS CS: > L424A > X22 / NAJm (CAN / Unit ON/OFF / SS_MB / Foot_Control, S_COM)
X2 > L400a > X5 NWEm (CAN / Unit ON/OFF / SS_MB / Foot_Control)
X3 > L437 > X10 > L323 > X4 NSK (Headrest Control)
X4 > L402a > X4 NHE (CAN / Unit ON/OFF / Chair Stop / Foot_Control)
X5 > L411 > X5 NSB (Base Station Wireless FS)
X6 > L400b > X2 power supply (electronic circuit)
X7 Lifting motor power supply cable
X9 Backrest motor power supply cable
X10 > L447 > X14 > Lumbar support
X13 > L402c > S14, S14a SS_HE (ASE)
X14 Safety switches
> L441 > S3, S3a SS_HR
> L442 > S5, S5a SS_H
> L443 > S7 SS_RL
> L444 > S6 SS_FA
X15 > L412 > 4-way foot switch
X16 -
+
X19 > L413 > X1 / X2 > C2 foot control
+
X20 > L413 > X1 / X2 > C2 foot control
X21 > RJ45 > L339 > RJ45 external PC
X23 > Bell
X24 > AUX
X25 > Suction machine
X26 > L318 > MVP1 - MVP3 (valve block)
X28 > L402a > X4 NHE (36V)
X30 SINIUS / SINIUS TS:> L401B > SDI X1(AE) Pin12/14 > L423 > X21 / NAJm (36 V)
SINIUS CS: > L424B > X21 / NAJm (36V)
X31 > L400c > X5 power supply (36 V patient circuit input)
X32 SINIUS / SINIUS TS: > L401C > SDI X1(AE) Pin18/20 > L423 > X1/ NAC/HAC (36 V patient circuit
output)
SINIUS CS: > L424C > X1/ NAC/HAC (36 V patient circuit output)
X36 > L508> X5 board DSS (main memory)
X302 > JTAG interface
X902 > SD/MMC
Buttons
RESET Reset HSA
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INST LIFT Raise chair (only in installation mode)
1 Li battery 3 V CR2032 for clock
Function of the board

● Activation of the valve block for the media in the dentist element (MV
and PV)
● Enablement of the wireless foot control
● Evaluation of the 4-way foot switch
● Evaluation of the C+ foot control
● System clock (RTC)
● LIFT control and backrest motor
● Communication via Ethernet with the PC
● Power supply for the electronic circuit of the assistant element
● Power supply for the electronic circuit of the dentist element
● Evaluation of all safety switches
● Software update via LAN
● Implementation of the Ethernet protocol on S-COM
● Management of the service code memory
● Data transfer control
● Download manager
● Control of all movement sequences (incl. cuspidor (logic))
● Control of the logic for the treatment center light, flushing and
tumbler filling during program initiation.
● Communication with Siucom
● Communication monitoring of all CAN nodes connected
● Power supply of the NSK board
NOTE
Swinging away the cuspidor bowl
If safety switch S12 is active (SS code/flashes 2x), the chair can only
move upward when the cuspidor bowl is swung away.
Motor locations
M2
M1
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V50
V41 2
0 V30
V30 7
1
V40
5
V52 V30
3 3
V30
6
NSK
2500 2
V5V5 60623
VV
2500 2
V6V6 40
V
4
X
0115 9 1
V2V2 20212 X
VV

LEDs
V201 36 VDC (green) Operating voltage
V209 3.3 VDC (green) Operating voltage
V212 3.3 V potentiometer (green) Operating voltage
V301 Run (green) Flashes during normal operation.
V402 3VDC WDT (green) ON: OK
OFF and V201 ON: Replace NSK board
OFF and V201 OFF: Check 36V line
V303 RESET (red) Lights up briefly after the treatment center is switched on
V307 Error (red) Flash code
2x > No connection to HSA
V410 Safety stop (red) OFF: OK
ON: V405 test
ON: Motor control disabled by HSA board
OFF: RUN LED test
OFF: Updating software
Flashing: Replace NSK board
V500 OC headrest tilt M5 (red) ON: Rocker motor/cable short-circuit
V600 OC headrest M4 (red) ON: Short-circuit in motor/cable for size adjustment
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If the board remains in the bootloader after this:
● No launch command has been received from the
download manager, as the software is not consistent.
● There is no connection to the HSA.
V405 Headrest stop M5 (yellow) Connected directly to HR_stop (V416) on the HSA board.
ON: Movement lock due to active instrument
V502 Headrest tilt block M5 (yellow) ON: Rocker motor brake active
V523 Headrest tilt M5 (yellow) Headrest back
V525 Headrest tilt M5 (yellow) Headrest forward
V602 OC headrest block M4 (yellow) ON: Size adjustment motor brake active
V623 OC headrest M4 (yellow) Extend size adjustment motor
V625 OC headrest M4 (yellow) Retract size adjustment motor
Connector
X1 > L327 > M5 rocker
X1 > L337 > X11 > R3 rocker potentiometer
X1 > L321 > X16 > L329 > M4 size adjustment X4 / X16 R2 size adjustment potentiometer
X4 > L323 > X10 > L437 > X3 HSA

● Activation and evaluation of size adjustment
● Activation and evaluation of overstretch
● Communication with the other boards via CAN.
● Evaluation of the 4-way switch in the headrest.
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6.2.3 SBB board - basic wireless station

LEDS
V207 SP (yellow) Pedal
V208 CL (yellow) Cursor right
V209 CR (yellow) Cursor left
V210 CB (yellow) Cursor down
V211 CF (yellow) Cursor up
V214 SL (yellow) S/ spray
V216 SR (yellow) O / chip blower
V402 Boot (yellow) Lights up after switching on and remains lit until comple-
V400 Run (green) Must flash at 1 - 2 Hz in standard state
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V213 Bat (red) Flash codes
● Battery warning (<1 V)

– Replace the battery in the wireless foot control
● CRC error
– V405 flash code 5x
– Replace the NSB
● No serial number programmed

– V405 flash code 5x
– Replace the NSB
V221 WDT (red) Cable not connected to X2
Undervoltage 24 V on X5
NSB board defective
V405 ERROR (red) Flash code error
● 2x No connection to HSA
● 5x wireless module not reacting
– Replace the NSB
● 6x battery fully drained, foot control deactivated
– Yellow triangle in the user interface
– Replace the battery
● 7x Battery advance warning
– Battery icon in the user interface
– Replace the battery
V503 Reset (red) Lights up briefly after the treatment center is switched on.
Connector
X5 > L411 > X5 HSA

● Wireless base station for devices connected wirelessly (e.g. wireless
foot control).
● Transmission frequency 2.4 GHz
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6.3 Dentist element Sinius Service Manual
6.3 Dentist element

6.3.1 NAJm board - Dentist element control
X1
2 V4
X2 05
0
X1
9
X2 X V5
X6 4 21 01
X5
V7 X8 V1
19 X7 02
X2
2
X1
V1
X3 00
5 2 NAJm
NAJm
V
V 21
V 2 2
V 3 01
J1 V6 30403
J1 1 00
J1 2
3
X2
V
V 2
V 2 16
V 3 11
S1 V3 30 05
00 2

Switch
J11 > HW dongle 1
J12 > HW dongle 2
J13 > HW dongle 3
S1 > S1.1 ON > Ultrasound on instrument holder 5
OFF > Ultrasound on instrument holder 4
S1 > S1.2 ON > Camera on external instrument holder 6
OFF > Camera on instrument holder 5
S1 > S1.3 ON > Camera in the ASE
OFF > No camera in the ASE
LEDs
V201 36 V DC (green) Operating voltage
V211 26 V 5 (green) Operating voltage
V216 3 V 3 (green) Operating voltage
V300 HB (green) Flashes at approximately 0.5 Hz during standard opera-
tion
V501 36 V heater (green) ON: Heater switched on
V1002 3 V AUX (green) Operating voltage
V1003 36 V HF (green) Operating voltage
● 2x No connection to HSA
● 5x critical errors - reboot required.
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V304 Reset (red) Lights up shortly after switching on.
V102 Chair stop (yellow)
V302 BL (yellow) Lights up after switching on and remains lit until comple-
download manager, as the software is not consistent
V305 User (yellow) Lights up when at least one instrument has been re-
moved.
V405 NaCl (yellow) ON: NaCl pump switched on
V600 FPGA (yellow) Flashing: OK (configuration is loaded)
Lit up: US scaler is active
V719 P5V (green) SPRAYVIT supply
Only when SPRAYVIT has been removed
Connector
X1 > L432 > X1 HAP2
X2 > Sirosonic
X3 > L451 > scaler
X5 > Instrument holder 1 Sprayvit with light, as well as air and water heater
X6 > L256 > Instrument holder 1 Sprayvit with light, keys, and hose coding
X7 > Spray water heater
X8 > L244 > X8 NAC/HAC
X12 > L260 > X2 CC
X19 > MV_21_1 - MV_21_4, MV_22_ZEG_water, MV_24_Sprayvit_water
X21 > L423 > SDI X1.12, X1.14 > L401b > X30 HSA
X22 > L423 > SDI X1.1, X1.3-X1.7, X1.9-X1.10 > L401a > X1 HSA
X24 > NaCl
X31 > L257 > X31 NAA
Function of the NAJm board

The NAJm board controls the functions of the dentist element.
The board is part of the dentist element's basic configuration in the
treatment center.
● SPRAYVIT control based on the flow measurement in the water unit
pump
● On/off logic for the intraoral camera
● Ultrasound control
● Evaluation of the instrument types and removal
● Control of solenoid valves, standard (water) heater, light barrier 5/6
on the instrument holder, NaCl pump
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10 Biofilm removal ....................................................................................................... 144

10.1 Approved resources for biofilm removal ...................................................... 144
10.2 Preparation .................................................................................................. 144
10.3 Execution ..................................................................................................... 146
10.4 Re-processing.............................................................................................. 147
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6.3.2 HAC board - BL motor control
X15
X3
MP_LIGHT-
MP_LIGHT+
X6
X14
X13
X12
X5
X1
X4
X8
X7
+5V_Iso
HAC
36
MP
H3 H1
MP MP
3V3 Ana
36V
12V
3V3
5V
Boot
Run
Error
Reset
Debug
KL
FS
LEDs
3 V3 (green) Operating voltage
3 V3 analog (green) Operating voltage
5 V DC (green) Operating voltage
5 V iso (green) Operating voltage 5 V from NAJm
Reset (red) Lights up shortly after switching on.
Error (red) ● 2 x No connection to HSA
● 3 x Self-test failed.
● 4 x Defective FRAM data.
● 5 x Critical error - reboot required.
● 6 x Error in motor behavior, motor does not start.
● 7 x Error in hardware foot control signal.
● 8 x Error in instrument detection.
● 9 x Inconsistent parameters received.
● 11 x Internal communication problem.
● 12 x Programming errors.
Run (yellow) Flashes at 1 Hz in standby
Flashes at 10 Hz when an instrument is active
Test 1 (yellow)
Test 3 (yellow)
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Boot (yellow) Lights up after switching on and remains lit until comple-
Claw active (yellow) Displays the active instrument holder via flash code.
5 V DC (yellow) Operating voltage
Debug (yellow) Messages from the J416 motor controller
● 5x Programming
● 6x Error
● 7x Warning
Foot control (yellow) Lights up when the foot control is pressed.
Connector
X1 > L423 > SDI X1.18 - X1.20 > X32 HSA
X3 > L423 > SDI X1.18 - X1.20 > X32 HSA
X5 > L431 > Sprayvit supply
X7 > L254 > X7 NAA
X8 > L244 > X8 NAJm
X12 > L258 > Instrument holder 2

The HAC board is integrated in the workstation via CAN and is used for
controlling the brushless dental motors (BL and BL-ISO-S) and for light
control of the turbines.
● Reading in the hose coding
● Controls the rotating field dependent on the rotor position
transmitted by the motor.
● Controls the torque limitation during therapies
● Supply for instrument light (halogen or LED).
● Controls the sensorless and sensor motors
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6.3.3 NAC board - BL motor control
04
V236
V205 NAC
V212
V201
V302
V303
V312
V311
V310
V304
V303
V2
01
V9
X8
X6
X1 5
X
2
X1 3
X1 4
X1 5
X1
X3
LEDs
V204 3.3 V analog (green) Operating voltage
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V311 Error (red) ● 2 x No connection to HSA
● 3 x Self-test failed.
● 4 x Defective FRAM data.
● 5 x Critical error - reboot required.
● 6 x Error in motor behavior, motor does not start.
● 7 x Error in hardware foot control signal.
● 8 x Error in instrument detection.
● 9 x Inconsistent parameters received.
● 11 x Internal communication problem.
● 12 x Programming errors.
V301 Run (yellow) Flashes at 1 Hz in standby
Flashes at 10 Hz when an instrument is active
V302 Test 1 (yellow) Lights up when the foot control is pressed.
V303 Test 2 (yellow) Messages from the J416 motor controller
Flashes 5x: Programming
Flashes 6x: Error
Flashes 7x: Warning
V312 Claw active (yellow) Displays the active instrument holder via flash code.
V901 5 V DC (yellow) Operating voltage
Connector
X1 > L248 > X1.16 / X1.17 AK
X3 > L251 > Flange_scaler
X5 > Option_PK_supply
X6 > Option_PK_communication
X8 > > L244 > X8 NAJm
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The NAC board is integrated in the workstation via CAN and is used for
controlling the brushless dental motors (BL and BL-ISO-S) and for light
control of the highspeed handpieces.
IMPORTANT
No BL-ISO-S motor can be operated with the NAC board!
● Reading in the hose coding for motor and highspeed handpiece.

● Controls the rotating field dependent on the rotor position
transmitted by the motor.
● Controls torque limitation for the therapies
● Supply for instrument light (halogen or LED).
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6.3.4 NAA board - Apex locator

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NAA
X6 3
X6 NAA 3V
NAA MP3V3 -5V
P P
M M -5V
MP
X7
X7 304 +5
V
D
X 04 MP+5VP GND
X3 1V
8
MP M GN_EK
MP1V8 P
M +5V_EK EK
P V V_
M +5 +5 _EK
MP+5V
MP
V
36V
36 X31
1
NAH
X3
V S -
36VP FSCAN- AN+
MP36MP
C +
MFPCAPNAN
M MMP MP C
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M
X66
NAA - Apex locator
LEDs
LED Color Function

LEDs
V2 -5 V (green) Operating voltage
V3 +3.3 V (green) Operating voltage
V200 +5 V (green) Operating voltage
V301 Run (green) Flashes during standard operation.
V901 +5 V EK (green) Operating voltage
● 2x: There is no connection to the HSA
tion of the boot process (approximately 60 seconds).
● There is no connection to the HSA
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Connector
Connector Lead goes to Function

X6 > L259 > NAH
X7 > L254 > X7 NAC/HAC
X31 > L257 > X31 NAJm
NAH - Apex mucosal electrode
Connector
Connector Lead goes to Function

X4 > L255 > Apex lip clip
Function of the NAA board

The NAA board is integrated into the work station via CAN and is used
for Apex measurement.
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6.3.5 HAP1 board - Baseboard user interface
V
+5 V
, 3
+3
36
V T HAP1
SE T
RE IGH
V K L
+5 AC
B
7
X1
X1
X4
X2
R X 10
RO UN D 5
ER R AR X1
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YB X1 X1
KE 6
0 Y
X1 KE D
Y E
ANESS 1 X3
PR X1 X3
M X1
W
_P 4
BL D X2
/S R
D4 NO ANM
LEND_2/CCO
A ED1/S
D 3/N LED
E L
L
HAP1 board

Switch
S1 Erase key
Development purposes
S2 Reset key
LEDs
V202 5 V reg (green) Operating voltage
V807 Run (green) Flashes once per second when WinCE is running.
V302 Reset (red) Lights up when the processor reset is active.
V808 Error (red) ● 1x Non-correctable ECC error detected during boot
process and defective block labeled
● 2x Correctable ECC errors detected during boot
process
V707 BL PWM (yellow) Lights up when the backlight is triggered.
V708 Backlight (yellow) Lights up when the backlight output is supplying voltage
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4.2 Weight and packaging

Dimensions of the packaging Weight (with packaging and ac-
cessories / without packaging):
Sinius dentist element, assistant ele- 126 cm x 72 cm x 75 cm 63 kg / 42 kg
ment:
Sinius CS dentist element: 136 cm x 86 cm x 65 cm 55 kg / 40 kg
Sinius TS dentist element: 154 cm x 57 cm x 80 cm 45 kg / 29.5 kg
Sinius CS/TS assistant element: 88 cm x 35 cm x 74 cm 15 kg / 10 kg
Water unit: 82 cm x 56 cm x 120 cm 80 kg / 66 kg
Chair: 153 cm x 66 cm x 88 cm 116 kg / 91 kg
Upholstery: 80 cm x 60 cm x 36 cm 8.5 kg / 5.5 kg
LEDview Plus: 40 cm x 40 cm x 19 cm 3 kg / 2 kg
LEDview Plus support arm: 93 x 40 x 20 cm 8 kg / 6.5 kg
LEDview: 98 cm x 60 cm x 42 cm 12 kg / 8 kg
Support tube for lamp without 128 cm x 20 cm x 20 cm 4.9 kg / 3.9 kg
monitor adapter:
Support tube with monitor adapter: 128 cm x 38 cm x 20 cm 6.4 kg / 5.6 kg
There are 2 types of accessory boxes: 120 cm x 80 cm x 54/78 cm 62.6 kg
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NA PRY K
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X1 ET +3,3V
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X1
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Switch
S1 Erase key
S2 Reset key
LEDs
process
V805 Any key pressed (yellow) Lights up when a key is pressed on the keyboard.
Hardware-controlled (development phase).
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V807 Keyboard (yellow) Lights up when key presses or touch screen key presses
have been detected.
Software-controlled.
V604 LED 1/S_COM (yellow) ON: HAP/HSA data connection OK
Flashing: Connection being established or error (cable
connection present)
OFF: No data connection present (cable not connected)
V605 LED 2/CAN (yellow) ON: CAN connection OK.
OFF: No CAN connection present.
V606 LED 3/NAND_NOR (yellow) Flickers during active memory access
(write and read access).
V700 LED 4/SD (yellow) Lights up when a readable SD card or USB stick has been
detected Flashes 1x: SD card cannot be read (unknown
interface).
Connector
X1 > L432 > X1 NAJm

● Control of a 4.3" TFT display
● Triggering the display backlight
● Control of the user interface functions
● Keyboard evaluation
● Touch evaluation
● Cursor and function LED control
● CAN for treatment center control
● S-COM for PC control, software download
● Power supply 5V, 3.3V, 1.8V for operation of the user interface
● Forwarding the ON/OFF signal from the HAP board to the NAJm
board
● Keyboard click
● Control of the operation indicator derived directly from the operating
voltage.
IMPORTANT
In the event of a fault during the warranty period, please replace the
complete user interface.
Exception: During the warranty period the customer damaged the
membrane keypad and wants it replaced. This is not a warranty case.
You can replace just the front plate here.
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6.3.7 NAU board - Dentist element USB connection

● USB hub for 2 USB connections
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6.3.8 CC board - SINIUS instrument holder recognition /

SINIUS TS
CC
1
1 2
V 1 2
X 2
V V 1 3
3
V V 1 4
4
V V 1 5
5
V V 1
V

Sensors
V1/11 ● Sensor for instrument holder 1
Connector
X2 > L260 > X12 NAJm

● Detection of instrument removal from the holder of the dentist
element via infrared transmitter/receiver.
● Not compatible with the C line.
IMPORTANT
The function of the light barriers can be checked via the USER LED
on the NAJ.
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HCC
2 1 1
1 V 1
X 2 2
V V 1 3 3
V V 1 4 4
1 4
V V 1 2
X 5 5
V X V 1 3
1
V X

Sensors
Connector
X2 > L260 > X12 NAJm
X12 > Right-hand sensor
X13 > Left-hand sensor
X14 > L426 > X25 NAJm

● Detection of instrument removal from the holder of the dentist
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6.3.10 HPE board - SINIUS CS support arm brake sensor
HPE

● Capacitive sensor for unlocking the support arm brake on the
SINIUS CS support arm
● Output (switch_L_R) corresponds to 5 V if the key is detected as
active (being pressed).
● All signals are looped 1:1 via the HCC board and connected to X35
of the NAJm board via X14/L426.
IMPORTANT
When instruments have been deposited, the function of the two
sensors can be tested via the USER LED of the NAJ. The USER LED
lights up when the sensors are approached.
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6.4 Water unit Sinius Service Manual
6.4 Water unit

6.4.1 NWEm board - Water unit control
X2 CU
8 PF
X2 ILL
X4 2
5 FS
X1
5
X5 DS
X3 51
2
PG
M S5
2
34
MVV 33 3V
3
M _95 MV
A 0
A _102 52
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AAV40
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MV 35
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M V4 51 BOARt 5V
M V1 MV ER OTT AN X3
M RO A 6
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MA 5
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R2 CHIT_
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O E_ _C OP 5
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MV .1 7
31
DS 31.2 X2
PC DS 32 6
_O S NWEm
N D DN
41 30
DS
X3
4
X2
0 9
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V MP
28 0 TE X9
_9
AI
L EK
_F 0 X1
ER _9 _D
T 8
W PK R2
PO X1
0
IM
_L X8
PC
5V
X1
4
X2
US 0
OTA X1
N V1
P 03 2
_S F8
SS 6V
3 X1
3 DS
3 0
X3
X7
S3
X1 X4
X2
X1
1

Main fuse
F803 10 AT Water unit main fuse
LEDs
3.3 V (green) Operating voltage
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5V (green) Operating voltage
28 V (green) Operating voltage
36 V (green) Operating voltage
POWER_FAIL (red) ON: 36 V operating voltage below 34 V
S3 (red) AA S3 safety switch
DS30 (yellow) ON: Sepa tank fill level OK
OFF: Suction device is switched off
DS31.1 yellow ON: Mixing tank empty
DS31.2 yellow ON: Mixing tank full
DS32 (yellow) ON: Low disinfectant tank fill level
DS41 (yellow) ON: Low rinsing tank fill level
DN30 (yellow) ON: Waste water from the cuspidor bowl
R2_DT (yellow) ON: Tumbler heater present and ready for operation
OFF: Heater active when LED_R2ON (yellow) = ON
R2_ON (yellow) ON: Heater switched
SS_SP (yellow) Cuspidor bowl safety switch.
FS (yellow)
HB (yellow) Flashes once a second during standard operation
BOOT (yellow) Lights up after switching on and remains lit until comple-
● No connection to the HSA
ERROR (yellow) Flash code 2x: No connection to the HSA
Power supply signal
EK_90 (red) ON: Power supply load > 90% in the input circuit
TEMP_10 (red) ON: Power supply overtemperature shutdown in 10 s
EMERGENCY STOP (red) Power supply switches off
PK_90 (red) ON: Power supply load > 90% in the patient circuit
PC_LIM (red) ON: PC video circuit in current limitation
PC_ON (yellow) ON:> Video circuit activated
OFF: Video circuit deactivated
UNIT_ON (yellow) ON: ON/OFF pressed on the user interface of the dentist
element
CUPFILL (yellow) ON: Morita > switch on MV34 (tumbler filling)
CHAIR_STOP (yellow) ON: Movement lock due to active instrument
MV3 (yellow) ON: Metering valve for water sterilizing agent switched on
SIR_ON (yellow) ON: Examination light switched on
ROE_ON (yellow) ON: X-ray viewer activation pulse
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ROE_OFF (yellow) ON: X-ray viewer deactivation pulse
MS_ON (yellow) ON: Sepa motor switched on
MA_ON (yellow) ON: Amalgam separator switched on
V1_LED (yellow) ON: Light barrier signal while amalgam separator is run-
ning
MV40.1 (yellow) ON: Right-hand chamber of the water pump active
MV40.2 (yellow) ON: Left-hand chamber of the water pump active.
Alternating flashing of MV40.1 and MV40.2 LED when wa-
ter is being removed
MV41 (yellow) ON: Fill valve for rinsing tank switched on
MV44 (yellow) ON: Hydrocolloid valve switched on
MV1 (yellow) ON: Fill valve for mixing tank switched on
MV34 (yellow) ON: Fill valve for tumbler switched on
MV33 (yellow) ON: Place selection valve for suction system switched on
AA95 (yellow) ON: Amalgam rotor fill level >95%
AA100 (yellow) ON: Amalgam rotor fill level 100%
MV37 (yellow) ON: Waste drain flap to the amalgam separator open
MV35 (yellow) ON: Flushing switched on
Connector
X1 > L207 > X1 power supply
X2 > Amalgam motor (amalgam separator)
X3 > L206 > X3 power supply
X4 > Speed sensor (amalgam separator)
X5 > L400A > X2 HSA
X7 > AW safety switch (amalgam separator)
X8 > L210 > Water detector (M37 and DN30)
X9 > L219 > M35 flushing
X10 > DNA float switch
X11 > L221 MV34 cup fill
X12 > MV33 automatic separator suction valve
X13 > DS30 automatic separator level switch
X14 > L245 > Heater
X15 > X-ray viewer
X18 > DNA cuspidor bowl valve
X20 > L418 > S13 cuspidor bowl
X22 > L220 > CN1/C3 automatic tumbler filler NWM
X25 > L208 > sensor 1 HS1 / sensor 2 HS2 pump
> MV40.1 / MV 40.2 pump
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X26 > L224 > MV3 disinfection
> DS32 disinfection
X27 > L223 MV1 mixing tank filling function
> DS31.1 / DS31.2 mixing tank fill level
X28 > L225 > X1 > LEDview/LEDview S cable > X1 NLV / HLV
> L225 > X2 > LEDview cable > X5 NLV
X29 > L201 > MV41 flushing vessel
> DS41 flushing vessel
X34 > MVAB
X35 > MV51 / DS51
X36 > L452 > X5 > L452 MV52
> MV52
X45 Op lamp control
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The board controls all functions listed below:
● Suction hose purging
● Chemical disinfection system
● Hydropneumatic pump with flowrate measurement using Hall
sensors
● Standard tumbler filling with heater
● Automatic tumbler filling
● Automatic separation
● Amalgam separator with water alarm
● Wet suction with cleaning button
● Flushing
● X-ray image viewer on the tray
● Hydrocolloid solenoid valve
● LEDview / LEDview Plus examination lights
● Switching off the central power supply
● Acoustic signal sensor for amalgam alarm, programming
confirmation, etc.
● Fill level detection using magnetically actuated reed contacts:
– Mixing tank with upper (DS31.1) and lower (DS31.2)
– fill level sensor
● Disinfection tank with lower fill level sensor (DS41)
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6.4.2 NWM board - Automatic tumbler filling
CN
1
NWEm
CN
2
LE
D1
CN
3
LE
CN D2 CN
4 5
CN
7 LE
D3
CN
8
NWM
NWM
CN
6

LEDs
LED1 +15 V (green) Operating voltage
LED2 cup (yellow) Tumbler detected
LED3 water level (red) Fill level reached
Connector
CN1 > L220 > X22 NWEm
CN3 > L220 > X22 NWEm
CN4 > R4
CN5 > Photo IC
CN6 > IR LED

● Automatic tumbler filling
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6.5 Assistant element

6.5.1 NHE board - Control

LEDs
V251 36 Vlim (green) Operating voltage
V719 P5V (green) ON: Sprayvit removed, Sprayvit supply ON
V302 Claw (yellow) ON: At least one instrument has been removed
V301 RUN (green) Flashes once a second during standard operation
V303 Error (red) Flash code 2x: There is no connection to the HSA.
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Connector
X1 > L402b > X28 HSA
X2 > MV31/MV32/MV38
X3 > L439 > X3 NOP (Mini LED)
X4 > L402a > X4 HSA
X5 > L417 > Sprayvit
X6 > L417 > Sprayvit
X11 > Instrument holder light barrier
X12 > L438 > X1 HTTL (left-hand user interface)
> L438 > X2 HTTR (right-hand user interface)

The board controls all assistant element functions that are installed as
standard features in the dental treatment center. In addition, the mini-
LED can also be connected to this board.
Activation and evaluation of the
● assistant element keyboard
● Instrument holder light barriers
● Solenoid valves
● Sprayvit
Communication with other components (communication part)
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6.5.2 NHEm board - Control

LEDs
V251 36 Vlim (green) Operating voltage
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Connector
X1 > L402b > X28 HSA
X2 > MV31/MV32/MV38
X4 > L402a > X4 HSA

standard in the dental treatment center. In addition, the mini-LED can
also be connected to this board.
● Solenoid valves
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6.5.3 HTTL board - Left-hand user interface
HTTL

LEDs
V1 (yellow) Tumbler filling
V2 (yellow) Flushing
V11 (yellow) LEDview on / composite
S1 Tumbler filling
S2 Flushing
S11 LEDview on / composite
Connector
X1 > L438 > X12 NHE

The board is controlled by the NHE board. The keyboard is evaluated
with a key matrix and the LEDs are activated directly.
The LEDs are always switched on when they receive acknowledgment
from the corresponding component that the function has been activated.
There is no acoustic feedback when the key is activated.
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6.5.4 HTTR board - Right-hand user interface
HTTR

LEDs
V3 (yellow) S button
V4 (yellow) O key
V7 (yellow) Free key
S3 S button
S4 O key
S7 Free key
Connector
X2 > L438 > X12 NHE

The board is controlled by the NHE board. The keyboard is evaluated
with a key matrix and the LEDs are activated directly.
The LEDs are always switched on when they receive acknowledgment
from the corresponding component that the function has been activated.
There is no acoustic feedback when the key is activated.
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6.5.5 NOP board - 5 V power supply

+5
V
+3
3V
NOP
X2
X4
X3
LEDs
Connector
X2 > L238 > mini LED
X3 > L436 > X3 NHE
X4 > L238 > mini LED

● Universal 5 V power supply (e.g. for the mini-LED)
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6.5.6 HHK board - Instrument holder recognition
1 2 3
V V V 4 5
V V 6 7 8
V V V
Sensors
V1/2 Sensor for instrument holder 1
Connector
> ASE_Claw_Sensor_mold_L435 cable > X11 NHE

● Detection of instrument removal from the holder of the assistant
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6.6 LEDview
6.6.1 NLV board - LEDview control

LEDs
V201 24-32 V DC (green) 32 V input voltage
V209 3.3 V DC (green) 3.3 V operating voltage
V215 5 V DC (green) 5 V operating voltage
V301 RUN (green) Flashes during standard operation
V303 RESET (red) Lights up briefly after being switched on
V307 ERROR (red) Flash code 2x: There is no connection to the HSA.
Connector
X1 > LEDview cable > X1 > L225 > X28 NWEm
X3 > L250 > X1.3, X1.4 NLL
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X4 > L250 > X1.1, X1.2 NLL
X5 > LEDview cable > X2 >L225 > X32 NWEm
X6 > No touch sensor

The following codings are provided on X1: 0.55V +- 0.2V
The APCB controls the following functions:
● Control of the LED lamp.
● 2 of the 4 LEDs in the lamp are always controlled via an LED output
on the board.
● Communication with other PCBs via CAN.
● Evaluation of the NoTouch sensor.
● Brightness settings via software.
6.6.2 HLV board - LEDview S control
HLV
1.
X2
X3
4.
1.
X4
X1
2.
24
10Com-32
0% p V
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X2
4.
HLV
X3
X4
3.
2.
X1

LEDs
V100 ● 24-32 V DC (green) Operating voltage
V203 ● Comp on (yellow) ON: Composite is switched on
V204 ● LED on (yellow) ON: The operating light is switched on.
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R223 Maximum brightness setting
● Left stop < 22,000 lux
● Center 27,000 lux +/- 2,000 lux
● Right stop > 32,000 lux
R221 Composite production tolerance
Connector
X1 > LEDview cable > X1 > LEDview_Teneo_L225 > X28 NWEm
X2 Not connected
X3 > L250 > X1.3, X1.4 NLL (LED 1 and LED 4)
X4 > L250 > X1.1, X1.2 NLL (LED 2 and LED 3)

The APCB controls the following functions:
● Control of the LED lamp.
● 2 of the 4 LEDs in the lamp are always controlled via an LED output
on the board.
● Sends feedback on the switching state to the NWEm via change in
the voltage divider on X1.3.
● Brightness setting via potentiometer on the board.
6.7 LEDview Plus

The replacement of spare parts is described in the LEDview Plus
Service Manual REF 65 95 875.
6.8 Foot control
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Sinius Service Manual 6.9 X-ray image viewer
SFB - wireless foot control

LEDs
V3 Info (green) As long as the login procedure is running, the LED flashes
green.
The flashing stops when the login has been successfully
completed or after 30 seconds with no login.
Battery status display when inserting a battery:
● 10 seconds ON > battery is OK
● 10 seconds FLASHING > replace the battery
● OFF > battery fully drained or NSF board defective
● Continuous flash code:
CRC error, replace the foot control
Battery
Due to the high level of internal resistance, some battery types do not
provide the required peak currents.
Tested positive and working with Sirona: Varta High Energy type: 4914
Wireless module:
The wireless module operates at a frequency of 2.4 GHz.
Zigbee, Bluetooth, and WLAN do not interfere with the wireless module.
6.9 X-ray image viewer

KL
3
A
+36V
GND C
L247
NAR
KL
1
8 KL
2
1 3
2 4
5 7
6 8
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6.1 Locations of modules and boards Sinius Service Manual
ASE Assistant element NAS Sub-board on NHE
NHEm Assistant element controller without Sprayvit
NHE Assistant element controller with Sprayvit
HTTL Assistant element user interface - keys on the left
HTTR Assistant element user interface - keys on the right
HHK Instrument deposit detection
NOP 5V power supply
WU Water unit NWEm Water unit control module
NWM Automatic tumbler filling
LV LEDview NLV Examination light control
LV S LEDview S Examination light control
PLUS
LV+ LEDview XLV Examination light control
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Sirona Dental Systems GmbH 7 Replacing components
Sinius Service Manual 7.1 Removing the cover
7 Replacing components
NOTE
Disconnecting a component from the chair
A large volume of water can escape from the connections when
disconnecting a component.
➢ Empty the rinsing tank (see Emptying the rinsing tank [→ 119])
and the mixing tank (see Mixing tank [→ 120]).
➢ Before disconnecting the dentist element, assistant element, or
water unit from the chair, switch the treatment center off at the
main switch.
NOTE
Modules that carry water and air may still be pressurized after
switching off the treatment center.
➢ The pressure of the lines can be relieved by unscrewing the water
and air filters. The filters can be accessed via the maintenance
flap of the water unit.
7.1 Removing the cover

7.1.1 Patient chair
7.1.1.1 Removing the chair covers
Removing the connection box cover
NOTE
Prying or twisting cover panels causes damage
Do not open the cover by prying it with or twisting the screwdriver!
This can damage the covers.
➢ Push the screwdriver only in the axial direction and raise the
cover.
1. Open the connection box cover (A) with a screwdriver.

2. Pull off the connection box cover toward the front.
3. Loosen the 3 screws (C) and remove the cover (B).
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INST LIFT Raise chair (only in installation mode)
1 Li battery 3 V CR2032 for clock

● Activation of the valve block for the media in the dentist element (MV
and PV)
● Enablement of the wireless foot control
● Evaluation of the 4-way foot switch
● Evaluation of the C+ foot control
● System clock (RTC)
● LIFT control and backrest motor
● Communication via Ethernet with the PC
● Power supply for the electronic circuit of the assistant element
● Power supply for the electronic circuit of the dentist element
● Evaluation of all safety switches
● Software update via LAN
● Implementation of the Ethernet protocol on S-COM
● Management of the service code memory
● Data transfer control
● Download manager
● Control of all movement sequences (incl. cuspidor (logic))
● Control of the logic for the treatment center light, flushing and
tumbler filling during program initiation.
● Communication with Siucom
● Communication monitoring of all CAN nodes connected
● Power supply of the NSK board
NOTE
Swinging away the cuspidor bowl
If safety switch S12 is active (SS code/flashes 2x), the chair can only
move upward when the cuspidor bowl is swung away.
Motor locations
M2
M1
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V405 Headrest stop M5 (yellow) Connected directly to HR_stop (V416) on the HSA board.
ON: Movement lock due to active instrument
V502 Headrest tilt block M5 (yellow) ON: Rocker motor brake active
V523 Headrest tilt M5 (yellow) Headrest back
V525 Headrest tilt M5 (yellow) Headrest forward
V602 OC headrest block M4 (yellow) ON: Size adjustment motor brake active
V623 OC headrest M4 (yellow) Extend size adjustment motor
V625 OC headrest M4 (yellow) Retract size adjustment motor
Connector
X1 > L327 > M5 rocker
X1 > L337 > X11 > R3 rocker potentiometer
X1 > L321 > X16 > L329 > M4 size adjustment X4 / X16 R2 size adjustment potentiometer
X4 > L323 > X10 > L437 > X3 HSA

● Activation and evaluation of size adjustment
● Activation and evaluation of overstretch
● Evaluation of the 4-way switch in the headrest.
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7.1 Removing the cover Sinius Service Manual
7.1.1.3 Removing the head and seat cushions
Removing the head cushion

➢ Remove the upholstery on the headrest.
Removing the seat upholstery
A
B
A
1. Press the cushion clamping mechanism (A) inwards.

Ä The cushion is released from the bar.
2. Remove the seat cushion (B).
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Removing the LOUNGE seat upholstery
C B
A
1. Press the latching nose (A) inwards and tilt the seat upholstery
upwards.
2. Press the 2 latching noses (C) on both sides of the seat upholstery.
Ä The cushion is released from the bracket.
3. Remove the seat upholstery.
Removing the backrest cushion with double-jointed headrest

➢ Pull the backrest cushion out of its locking mechanism and pull it
off.
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Removing the backrest cushion with motorized headrest

➢ Pull the cushion frame downward and out of the locking
mechanism, then lift and remove the cushion (Velcro strip). Slide
the headrest cushion upward out of the locking mechanism and
remove it.
7.1.1.4 Removing the backrest cover
Double-jointed head support

1. Slacken the 4 screws (A).
2. Remove the backrest cover from the screw heads on the backrest.
A B
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Motor-driven headrest
➢ Release the latch (A) and remove the backrest cover (B).
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7.1.1.5 Removing the cover of the motorized headrest on the patient

chair
V50
V41 2
0 V30
V30 7
1
V40
5
V52 V30
3 3
V30
6
NSK
2500 2
V5V5 60623
VV
2500 2
V6V6 40
V A
4
X
0115 9 1
NSK
V2V2 20212 X
VV
IMPORTANT
When opening the cover, make sure that the cable loop runs beneath
the fixing pin (A).
7.1.2 SINIUS dentist element

7.1.2.1 Removing the cover on the support arm
Removing the half-shell covers
NOTE
Do not damage the half-shell covers
If you pry the outer half-shell covers open with the screwdriver, they
may be damaged.
➢ Open the half-shell covers by twisting the screwdriver.
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1. Open the outer half-shell covers (A) by twisting the screwdriver.

2. Pull off the outer half-shell covers.
3. Open the inner half-shell covers (B) by twisting the screwdriver.
4. Loosen the inner half-shell covers from the bayonet catch and push
them upward.
5. Pull off the inner half-shell covers.
7.1.2.2 Opening the dentist element

1. Remove the instruments from their holders.
2. Unscrew and remove the two screws.
3. Press down on the 2 latching devices (A).
B 4. Fold back unit cover (B) and secure it with the prop (C).
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7.1.2.3 Removing the user interface
D B
A
ü The dentist element is open.
1. Unscrew the two screws (A) on the inner cover.
2. Slacken the three screws (B) on the fixing rail (C).
3. Slide the fixing rail (C) forward to release the user interface.
4. Angle the user interface (D) slightly downward and then pull it
forward and out.
5. Unplug connector X1 from the user interface.
7.1.3 SINIUS CS dentist element

7.1.3.1 Removing covers
Cover on the support arm

➢ Pry the cover (A) open and remove it.
A
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Switch
S1 Erase key
S2 Reset key
LEDs
process
V805 Any key pressed (yellow) Lights up when a key is pressed on the keyboard.
Hardware-controlled (development phase).
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3. Unscrew the screws (A) and remove the washers.

4. Lift the upper cover (B) at the front and pull it backward, up, and
out.
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5. Align the upper cover (B) with the front of the dentist element and
guide it into the grooves provided.
7.1.4 Negatoscope
7.1.4.1 Removing the NAR board
1. Unscrew the two screws and remove the rear panel.

2. Remove the fluorescent tubes.
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6.4 Water unit

6.4.1 NWEm board - Water unit control
X2 CU
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X2 ILL
X4 2
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Main fuse
F803 10 AT Water unit main fuse
LEDs
3.3 V (green) Operating voltage
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X26 > L224 > MV3 disinfection
> DS32 disinfection
X27 > L223 MV1 mixing tank filling function
> DS31.1 / DS31.2 mixing tank fill level
X29 > L201 > MV41 flushing vessel
> DS41 flushing vessel
X34 > MVAB
X35 > MV51 / DS51
X36 > L452 > X5 > L452 MV52
> MV52
X45 Op lamp control
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7.1.6 Water unit

7.1.6.1 Removing the covers of the water unit
CAUTION
If external suction host cleaning (CDS60) is connected, wear
protective goggles and gloves when working on the water unit!
3 4
2 5
1 6
0 bar
3 4
2 5
1 6
0 bar
B A
1. Carefully pry the side panels (A) apart and pull them away.
2. Remove the service flap (B).
3. Unscrew the two screws from each of the covers (C); then unhook
the covers and pull them away.
4. Remove the lid (D).
D
5. Remove the four screws from the cover.

6. Pull the cover (E) off and remove the lids (F)
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7. Remove the two screws from the lid (G) and lift it off.
8. Remove the cover panel (H) of the funnel.
H NOTE
Watch out for the latching nose (I).
G I
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Connector
X1 > L402b > X28 HSA
X2 > MV31/MV32/MV38
X4 > L402a > X4 HSA

standard in the dental treatment center. In addition, the mini-LED can
also be connected to this board.
● Solenoid valves
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Removing LEDview - (angular support arm)
1. Pry the cover (A) open and remove it.

2. Unscrew the two screws from the lower cover panel (B) and pull it
away.
3. Remove the upper cover (C).
4. Cut open the cable tie (D).
5. Unplug connectors X1 and X2.
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6. Remove the screw and pull off the bracket (E).

7. Detach the LEDview (F).
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Removing the lighting unit
1. Press the front cover together to release the snap lock and then
remove the cover (G).
2. Unscrew the four screws (G) in the rear cover and remove the cover
(H).
X6 X5
NLV
X1
3. Unplug connectors X1, X5, and X6 from the NLV board.

4. Unscrew the 4 screws (I) and remove the lighting system.
Removing the glass

➢ Press the glass (A) out of the cover with your hand.
2.
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7.1.7.2 Removing LEDview S parts
IMPORTANT
Data backup
➢ Perform a treatment center data backup before replacing the
lighting system (with NLV or HLV board).
➢ Check the global software version of the treatment center after
replacing the lighting system.
If necessary, update the global software version and then restore
the data of the NLV or HLV board.
You can find information on how to perform the data backup and
the software update in the "DUMC Service Manual".
C
X1
B
L225
L225
1.
A
1. Pry off the cover (A).

2. Cut open the cable tie (B).
3. Unplug connector X1 (C).
4. Unscrew the screw and remove the DU cover (D).
5. Remove the LEDview (E).
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remove the cover (F).
(H).
HLV
X1
8. Unplug connector X1 from the HLV board.

Removing the glass

2.
7.1.8 LEDview Plus

The removal of the covers is described in the LEDview Plus Service
Manual REF 65 95 875.
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7.2 Removing boards from the swivel arm of the dentist element Sinius Service Manual
7.2 Removing boards from the swivel arm of the

dentist element
Removing the NaCl pump
If an NaCl pump is installed, it must be removed before replacing the
NAC/HAC board.
B
D
1. Release the screw (A) and open the PCB holder plate.
2. Loosen the two screws (B).
3. Loosen the grounding screw (C) and remove the grounding cable of
the NaCl pump.
4. Cut open the cable tie (D) using a pair of side cutters.
5. Pull connector X24 (E) off of the NAJm board.
6. Loosen the 4 screws and remove the NaCl pump.
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Sinius Service Manual 7.2 Removing boards from the swivel arm of the dentist element
Removing boards
NAJm
X31
L427
NAA
X31
L254
X7
X6
NAC
HAC
X7
NAH
X2
L433
1. Pull connector X31 off of the NAJm board and the NAA board (if
present).
2. Pull connectors X6 and X7 off of the NAA board (if present).
3. Remove the NAJm board.
4. Remove the NAA board (if installed).
5. Remove the support plate.
6. Remove the NAH board (if installed).
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7. If the NAC/HAC board (A) with heat sinks is installed, loosen the 6
metal screws and remove the board.
If the NAC/HAC board (B) without heat sinks is installed, loosen the
two plastic screws and remove the board.
7.3 Important information when replacing boards

7.3.1 Checking the software for the entire unit
Before replacing boards
Use the "DUMC" application to perform a data backup before replacing
the following boards.
● NAJm
● HSA
● NWEm
● NHE / NHEm
● HAP2 / HAP1
● NLV
● XLV
Tip: DUMC = (Dental Unit Management Console, see Service support
with the PC [→ 130])
Following replacement
Always check the global software using the DUMC after replacing
boards. Also update the global software if necessary.
1. Back up all data.
2. Replace the boards.
3. Perform a firmware download.
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4. If necessary, restore the data.
7.3.2 Hardware display in the service area

CAUTION
Turn the treatment center OFF at the power switch before replacing a
board.
Example:
Posi- Designation Value

tion
A Board ID HSA
B Revision level 10
C Serial number of the board 4
D Software version after production
Bootloader (out of date following the first update)
E Software version after production
Application software (out of date following the first update)
F Board part number (not replacement part number)
G Lay-out level
Hardware/software interface version 1
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7.3.3 Replacing the HSA board in the patient chair

The reference of the travel track is stored in the HSA board.
ü You have replaced the HSA board.
1. Perform a reference travel. For information on how to do this, see
Referencing the drives [→ 32].
2. Check the date and time in the Setup dialog box.
7.3.4 NSK board in the patient chair

The reference of the headrest is stored in the NSK board.
V50
V41 2
0 V30
V30
1
7 ü You have replaced the NSK board.
➢ Perform a reference travel. For information on how to do this, see
V40
5
V30
Referencing the drives [→ 32].
V52 3
3
V30
6
NSK
More information can be found under: Removing the cover of the
2500 2
V5V5 60623
VV
motorized headrest on the patient chair [→ 96]-> Cable routing when
2500 2
fitting cover parts.
V6V6 40
V
4
X
0115 9 1
V2V2 20212 X
VV
7.3.5 NAJm board in the dentist element

2
J1 11
J
ü You have replaced the NAJm board.
3
J1
1. Unplug any dongles (J11, J12, J13) from the defective board and
NAJ
plug these into the new board.
2. Establish the same jumper setting of S1 as on the old board.
S1
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7.3.6 NWEm board in the water unit

Tip: Cover the ventilation slots above the power supply when changing
this board. This ensures that no screws can fall into the slots.
If a connector on X2 is equipped with a 4.7 kOhm resistance bridge on
X2 (4->5), this plug must be replugged into the new NWEm board. This
is the case of no amalgam separator, no automatic separator and no
NWE
Dürr wet suction system are installed.
7.3.7 NAR board in the X-ray viewer

KL
3
A
+36V
GND C
L247
NAR
KL
1
8 KL
2
1 3
2 4
5 7
6 8
IMPORTANT
While replacing the NAR board, reconnect the lines from the old to
the new board directly so that none of the lines get mixed up or
incorrectly connected.
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7.3.8 HAC/NAC board in the Sinius CS dentist element
NAC
HAC
IMPORTANT
If the NaCl pump is fitted, it should be removed by unscrewing its
outer screws. This makes it easier to replace the board.
7.4 Hydraulic/pneumatic modules

NOTE
Modules are pressurized
Pressure in the water paths behind the disinfection system is released
after switching off.
➢ Release the pressure in the modules that carry water and air after
switching off.
7.4.1 Releasing the pressure in the water unit

1. Close the angle valves for air and water.
2. Switch the treatment center on.
Ä The pressure in the water unit is released.
3. Activate the 3-way syringe/Sprayvit E.
Ä The water pressure is reduced.
Tip: Activate the 3-way syringe/Sprayvit E several times if
necessary.
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7.4.2 Emptying the rinsing tank
Clean Setup 1.
> 2s
W27
W27
5.
W40
W40
4.
2.
3.
> 2s
The rinsing tank needs to be fully emptied before being replaced.
ü The suction hoses are connected.
1. Dentist element user interface: Hold down the “Setup“ fixed key
(>2s).
Ä The setup dialogs are displayed.
2. Hold down the "Service area" fixed key (> 2s).
3. Touch the arrow key.
Ä The next screen is displayed.
4. Touch the "Empty the rinsing tank" key.
Ä The rinsing tank is emptied.
5. Wait until the flushing tank is empty.
Switching the treatment center off

➢ Turn the treatment center OFF at the power switch.
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Clean Setup 1.
> 2s
W27
W27
W40
W40
4.
2.
3.
> 2s
The mixing tank needs to be fully emptied before being replaced.
ü The treatment center is switched on.
1. Hold down the "Setup" fixed key on the user interface of the dentist
element for at least 2 seconds.
3. Use the arrow key to scroll to the next screen.
4. Touch the "Empty the mixing tank" key.
Ä The mixing tank is emptied through the tumbler outlet.
5. Wait until the mixing tank is empty.
6. Turn the treatment center OFF at the power switch.
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7.4.4 Solenoid valves for active lumbar support
MVKP1
MVKP2
A55
A56
A56
X14
A56
L447
A55
A56
A55
A55
L238
Components
Solenoid valves
MVKP1 Lumbar support inflation
MVKP2 Lumbar support deflation
Connector
MVKP1 > X14 > L447 > X10 HSA
MVKP2 > X14 > L447 > X10 HSA
7.5 Motors/headrest in the patient chair

IMPORTANT
For detailed information on replacement, please refer to installation
instructions/instruction sheet provided with the spare part.
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➢ Perform a reference travel after replacing motors or the headrest.

For information on how to do this, see Referencing the drives
[→ 32].
7.6 Solenoid value for Orotol Plus dosing (CDS60)

CAUTION
Wear protective goggles and gloves when working on the water unit!
NOTE
Prior to performing service work on the MV51.1 valve system, the
stop cock in the terminal box must be closed.
The dosing function can be deactivated in the service menu.
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8 Service area
8.1 User interface in the service area

Switching to the service area
You can switch between the screens using the arrow keys.
Meaning of the individual keys

LED/keyboard test and acoustic signals on the user interface.
● You can switch the corresponding function LEDs on and off by
pressing this key on the keyboard.
● When you press "Clean and "Setup", the 4 cursor LEDs are also
activated.
● Pressing "Clean" again deactivates the LEDs.
Emptying of the mixing tank
Chair reference travel

● The key must be held down for more than 2 seconds.
● The reference travel will start only if all safety switches are inactive.
● The cuspidor bowl must be retracted.
Testing the safety switch
Restoring the default settings

● The key must be held down for more than 2 seconds.
Key for the amalgam test

● Alarm signal
● Amalgam display
Key for checking the main cut-off valve
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8.2 Information on the treatment center Sinius Service Manual
Emptying the disinfectant tank
Emptying the rinsing tank
Approach packaging position
Display service info/service code lists
Display and reset the maintenance interval
Display treatment center information, including version and functions

enabled
Back
Set the opening time of the cuspidor bowl valve
8.2 Information on the treatment center

After the "Info" key is pressed, the function screen appears.
If the software version is in parentheses, at least one component is not
up-to-date with the latest software version.
Update the treatment center software using DUMC.
8.2.1 Information on the dentist element

➢ Press the "Dentist Element" key.
Ä The function is available if there is an orange border
surrounding the option.
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HAP2/ Hardware, bootloader, and software version of the HAP2/

HAP1 HAP1 board
HAPC Bootloader and operating system version of the HAP2 or
HAP1
NAJm Hardware, bootloader, and software version of the NAJm
board
NAC Hardware, bootloader and software version of the NAC
board
NAC/ Hardware, bootloader, and software version of the NAC/
HAC HAC board
Spray water heater
Temperature sensor query NAJm X7 4 > 5
3. Burr drive
Solenoid valve MV21_3 NAJm X19 A3 ' B3
Intraoral camera
NAU board present.
Camera sends info to the PC via USB
PC sends info to the HSA via Siucom/Ethernet
HSA sends information to the NAJm/user interface
NaCl pump
Jumper on NAJm X24 4 -> 5
Ultrasound
Standard function
ENDO
Dongle on NAJm J11
NAC board present
Apex locator
NAA board present
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8.2.2 Information on the assistant element

Press the "Assistant Element" key.
The function is available if there is an orange border surrounding the
option.
NHE Hardware, bootloader and software version for the NHE board
SRAYVIT Internal NHE communication with SRAYVIT circuit.
Curing light board coding
Intraoral camera
Camera sends info to the PC via USB
PC sends info to HSA via SIUCOM plus / Ethernet
HSA sends information to NAJm / user interface
8.2.3 Information on patient chair configuration
➢ Press the "Patient Chair" key.

Ä The function is available if there is an orange border surrounding
the option.
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HSA Hardware, bootloader and software version for the NSA board
NSK Hardware and software version of the NSK board
NSB Hardware and software version of the NSB board
Motorized headrest NSK present. Query via CAN.
Lumbar support function MVKP 1-4 solenoid valves present (cur-

rent measurement)
4-way foot switch bridge to NSA X15 1 -> 4
Wireless foot control NSB present. Query via CAN.
Proportional valve No bridge in the L328 cable (X26.6 > 7).
8.2.4 Information on the water unit

ü
➢ Press the "Water Unit" key.
Ä The function is available if there is an orange border surrounding
the option.
NWEm Hardware, bootloader, and software version for the

NWEm board
NLV Hardware, bootloader and software version for the NLV
board
Automatic separating system 3kOhm characteristic re-
sistance on NWEm X2 4 -> 5
Motor detection on the board
X-ray viewer bridge on NAJ X15 A1 -> B1
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Examination light check whether LED-View: NLV PCB

available. (query via CAN). If not, then LED-View Basic
check (HLV APCB): Voltage 2.1 +/- 0.2V on NWEm
X28.B1 after A1 (GND)
Tumbler water heater temperature sensor query NWEm
X14 4 -> 5
Automatic glass filling jumper to NWEm X22 5 -> 6
Dürr wet suction system cuspidor bowl present NWEm

X18 2 -> 4 (current measurement)
Amalgam separator 1kOhm characteristic resistance on

NWEm X2 4 -> 5
Motor detection on the board
Disinfection system MV40.1 (NWEm X25 A5 -> B5) and
MV40.2 (NWEm X25 A6 -> B6) present (current mea-
surement)
Is switched on in the subprogram to the chair program.
Forced chemical rinsing MV51 (NWEm X35 B2 -> A2)

present (current measurement)
CDS60 detection: Bridge X35 A1 -> B1
Air/water separation If there is no amalgam separator,

wet suction, or automatic separator available, then
choose air/water separation.
8.3 Reading service codes

1. Hold down the "Setup" fixed key (> 2s).
2. To open one, touch the "Service Area" key (>2s).
3. Touch the error log key.
Ä The service code list is displayed.
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A Subassembly B Code category

C Nodes, codes D Date
E Time
Code categories
I = Info
W = Warning
E = Error
U = User Info (the user is shown an error message)
8.4 Maintenance display
1. Tap the Operating data key.

Ä The number of days until the next maintenance is scheduled is
displayed (in this example: 362 days).
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2. Hold down the Service date button (> 2 s).

Ä The service interval is reset.
362 d
8.5 Service support with the PC

The "Sirona Dental Unit Management Console" (Sirona DUMC)
application is available for service support.
This application offers the following services:
● Service management
(readout and storage of service information)
● Data management (transfer of user and device data)
● Firmware installation
For more information about this program, please refer to the DUMC
user manual: "6194497".
This program is available in the service area of the Sirona website.
8.6 PC connection, networking

8.6.1 Control via SIUCOM plus / SIVISION connect
Control of PC programs via the treatment center
SIUCOM plus enables you to control PC applications through the
Sinius / Sinius CS / Sinius TS Sirona treatment center. The PC
functions can be operated via the user interface of the treatment center
(touch screen) or the system foot control.
Ethernet connection is required

This is achieved through communication of the treatment center with the
PC via the Ethernet interface and the practice network. The function
codes generated by specific operations in the treatment center are
assigned to the desired PC functions in the SIUCOM program. Under
certain circumstances it is therefore possible to start, terminate and
control PC applications.
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Third-party programs can also be controlled in this manner

The SIUCOM plus PC program provides the Sirona SIUCOM plus
interface for operating functions inside PC programs of other
manufacturers.
The operating functions provided by the manufacturer of the SIUCOM
plus-capable PC application can thus be triggered from the treatment
center.
For further information, please see "Installation and Configuration -
SIUCOM plus/SIVISION connect": REF "6194323"
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9.1 Setting brakes on the support arm and dentist element Sinius Service Manual
9 Mechanical components
9.1 Setting brakes on the support arm and dentist

element
9.1.1 Setting brakes on the SINIUS support arm
1. Pull off the covers.
2. Press the rubber cover down.
3. Adjust the setscrew until the designed braking effect has been
reached.
9.1.2 Set the brakes on the SINIUS / SINIUS TS dentist

element head
1. Actuate the locking element (A).
2. Lift the cover upwards and let it lock it into the upright position.
3. Adjust the setscrews (B) uniformly until the designed braking effect
has been reached.
A B B
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9.1.3 Adjusting the brakes on the CS support arm

The brakes in the joints are preset at the factory. Only adjust the brake
force if this is required.
Adjusting the brakes of the support arm

1. Pry the cover (A) open and remove it.
A
2. Adjust the braking torque of the rear (B) and front (C) pivot bearings
B by tightening or loosening the two opposite screws evenly.
3. Slide the cover back on.
Brake on the dentist element

1. Loosen the 3 screws (A) of the cover and remove the cover.
2. Turn the dentist element so that the screw (B) becomes visible.
3. Adjust the braking torque of the dentist element by tightening or
loosening the screw (B).
9.1.4 Adjusting the brake on the TS support arm

The brakes in the joints are preset at the factory. Only adjust the brake
force if this is required.
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Removing the lighting unit
remove the cover (G).
(H).
X6 X5
NLV
X1
3. Unplug connectors X1, X5, and X6 from the NLV board.

Removing the glass

2.
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9.1.5 Adjusting the LEDView / LEDview Plus brakes

9.1.5.1 Adjusting the brakes
Adjusting the brake on the support column
IMPORTANT
This brake is not preset. Adjust it to the required brake force.
➢ Increasing brake force:

Using an Allen key turn the screw (I) inwards.
➢ Reducing brake force:
Using an Allen key turn the screw (I) outwards.
Adjusting other joint brakes
IMPORTANT
The brakes listed here are preset
➢ Only adjust these if this is required by the user.
Adjusting the brake on the support arm

1. Increasing brake force at position (B):
Using an Allen key turn the screw (C) inwards.
2. Reducing brake force at position (B):
Using an Allen key turn the screw (C) outwards.
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Adjusting the brake between the support arm and lighting crown
1. Increasing brake force at position (A):
Using an Allen key turn the screw (H) inwards.
2. Reducing the brake force at position (A):
Using an Allen key turn the screw (H) outwards.
9.1.5.2 Adjusting the pneumatic spring on the support arm
IMPORTANT
The pneumatic spring is set at the factory
➢ Only adjust the pneumatic spring on the support arm if the height
of the support arm shifts automatically or if greater brake force is
required.
ü An Allen key with wrench width 8 is required for adjustment.

1. Remove the protective cap from the support arm panel.
2. Increase brake force

Turn the hexagon socket clockwise.
3. Reduce brake force
Unscrew the hexagon socket anti-clockwise.
4. Reattach the cap.
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9.2 Adjusting the spring force of the flex arm on the

dentist element
9.2.1 Preparation
IMPORTANT
Practice-oriented adjustment of the spring force
Due to the wide variety of options for loading the dentist element
head, the springs have a very large adjustment range. Adjust the
spring force so that the fitted dentist element (according to customer
configuration) neither rises nor falls when the brake is deactivated.
Be sure to make allowances for potential changes in additional loads
when setting the spring force. Example: Only attach a NaCl cylinder
to the dentist element head if necessary. When you do this, you must
adjust the spring force so that the support arm does not fall or rise,
regardless of whether or not a NaCl cylinder is attached.
It is only once the dentist element has been fully equipped and the
desired configuration has been assembled that the spring force of the
dentist element flex arm can be set. This equipment includes:
● Instruments, including hoses
● Camera (optional)
● NaCl pump (optional)
● Tray (optional)
The support arm brake must be free of pressure so that the brake does
not impede its movement.
1. Switch the treatment center off.
2. Actuate the SPRAYVIT to deaerate the treatment center.
9.2.2 Setting the spring force on the CS assistant element

1. Loosen the 3 screws (A) of the cover and remove the cover.
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2. Remove the top cover (B).
3. Open the flex arm covers (C) towards the dentist element.
Ä This makes the adjustment screw (D) accessible (hexagon
socket head screw, 4 mm).
4. Adjust the spring force by tightening or loosening the adjustment
screw (D).
The actuating forces for lowering or lifting up should be roughly the
same; in case of doubt, the lowering movement should require
greater force.
5. Remount the covers removed previously in reverse order.
9.2.3 Setting the spring force on the TS assistant element

1. Pull the cover (B) off from both sides.
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2. Open the flex arm covers (C) towards the dentist element.
Ä This makes the adjustment screw (D) accessible (hexagon
socket head screw, 4 mm).
3. Adjust the spring force by tightening or loosening the adjustment
screw (D).
The actuating forces for lowering or lifting up should be roughly the
same; in case of doubt, the lowering movement should require
greater force.
4. Remount the covers removed previously in reverse order.
9.3 Removing the swivel tray holder from the TS

dentist's controls
9.3.1 Aligning the tray holder horizontally
1. Screw the tray arm on the dentist element using the screw (B) and
the bevel washer (A) and align it so it is roughly in a horizontal
position. Do not tighten the screw (B) yet.
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2. Align the tray arm using the 3 studs (C) and a spirit level. The tray is
then locked in place.
3. Tighten the screw (B) firmly.
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9.3.2 Setting the brake on the tray holder

1. Remove the cover (C) as illustrated in the drawing.
2. Turn the adjusting screw (D) in the + direction to increase the brake
force, in the - direction to reduce the brake force.
3. Reattach the cover (C).
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9.4 Setting the Bowden wire in the motorized

headrest
Removing the covers
1. Unscrew the screw (A) and remove the upper cover (B).
A B 2. Unscrew the 4 screws (C) and remove the lower cover (D).
3. Remove the cover of the head section cover (E) upward.
4. Unscrew the 5 screws (F) and remove the lower headrest cover (G)
carefully.
5. Unplug connectors X1 and X4 from the NSK board (H).
E F
G
C
H
X1
X4
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NAC
HAC
IMPORTANT
If the NaCl pump is fitted, it should be removed by unscrewing its
outer screws. This makes it easier to replace the board.
7.4 Hydraulic/pneumatic modules

NOTE
Modules are pressurized
Pressure in the water paths behind the disinfection system is released
after switching off.
➢ Release the pressure in the modules that carry water and air after
switching off.
7.4.1 Releasing the pressure in the water unit

1. Close the angle valves for air and water.
2. Switch the treatment center on.
Ä The pressure in the water unit is released.
3. Activate the 3-way syringe/Sprayvit E.
Ä The water pressure is reduced.
Tip: Activate the 3-way syringe/Sprayvit E several times if
necessary.
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10.1 Approved resources for biofilm removal Sinius Service Manual
10 Biofilm removal
10.1 Approved resources for biofilm removal

The following products from ALPRO MEDICAL GmbH are approved for
biofilm removal:
Cleaning agent:
● REF 3179-N or REF 3179-PM
● REF 3204-N or REF 3204-PM
Tools:
● REF 8591 (Oscillating piston pump with tank and accessories)
● REF 8592 (Rinse hose for external device connection)
Parts to be replaced:
● AF1: 1443436 replacement filter
● AF6: 1443436 replacement filter
● AF: 2257897 filters and 7047251 O-ring
WARNING
Cleaning solutions must be mixed in accordance with the usage
instructions from the manufacturer of the cleaning agent!
10.2 Preparation
IMPORTANT
External devices must be disconnected.
WARNING
! ü
Wear gloves when performing the following work.
The treatment center is switched on.

1. Set all of the hose couplings to their maximum water flow rate and
check this at all instruments.
2. Remove the turbines, straight and contra-angle handpieces (not the
ultrasound handpiece).
3. Remove the cover parts from the water unit (see Water unit
[→ 104]) and open the dentist element (see Opening the dentist
element [→ 97] and Opening the dentist element [→ 99] on SINIUS
CS).
4. Empty the rinsing tank (see Emptying the rinsing tank [→ 119]).
5. Empty the mixing tank (see Mixing tank [→ 120]).
6. Close the corner valve of the water supply.
7. Reduce the water pressure in the treatment center, by removing the
Sprayvit and operating the water button until no more water
emerges.
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9. Reduce the air pressure in the treatment center by operating the air
button.
10. Remove the filter and the sealing washer from AF1 (A).
11. Remove the filter and the sealing washer from AF6 (B) if this is
present.
B
SINIUS, SINIUS TS SINIUS CS
12. Remove the filter and the sealing washer from AF (C).
13. Remove the connection box cover (see Removing the chair covers
[→ 89]).
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14. Loosen the sanitary hose with an open-end wrench (SW19).

If required, have a container ready to catch any water that may run
out.
IMPORTANT
With older treatment centers there may still be cardboard gaskets on
the sanitary hose. Replace these or replace the entire hose.
15. Connect the biofilm removal device (pump) to the sanitary hose.
16. Connect a hose with valve on the external device port if there is one
present.
10.3 Execution
Preparation / cleaning solution 1
WARNING
Wear safety gloves, safety goggles and mouth and nose protection
when performing the following work.
1. Mix cleaning solution 1 in accordance with the manufacturer’s

instructions.
2. Pour all the solution into the biofilm removing system tank.
3. Switch the treatment center and the biofilm removal system pump
on.
Rinsing / cleaning solution 1

1. Rinse all instrument hoses carrying water for approx. 10 seconds by
activating the relevant instrument multiple times. Switching the
water flow on and off supports the process for removing deposits.
IMPORTANT
Collect the colored cleaning liquid as applicable in a suitable
container for subsequent inspection.
2. Activate the tumbler filler 1x.

3. Activate the flushing 1x.
4. Activate the suction hose cleaning 1x (if present).
5. Rinse the external device connection (if present) by connecting the
tool described above and opening and closing its valve multiple
times until cleaning solution flows out of the hose.
Switching the water flow on and off supports the process for
removing deposits.
Close the valve again.
6. Let cleaning solution 1 take effect in accordance with the
instructions from the manufacturer of the cleaning agent.
7. Complete steps 1-6 until the tanks are empty of all solution. Ensure
that the mixing tank is also empty.
8. Switch off the pump on the biofilm removing system.
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IMPORTANT
The solution in the collection container must be clear following the
rinsing process. If the solution is still cloudy, fill the tanks with a new
cleaning solution 1 again and complete cleaning steps once again.
The cleaning liquid can then be removed via the cuspidor.
Preparation / cleaning solution 2

1. Mix cleaning solution 2 in accordance with the manufacturer’s
instructions.
2. Pour all the solution into the biofilm removing system tank.
3. Switch on the pump on the biofilm removing system.
Rinsing / cleaning solution 2

1. Rinse all instrument hoses carrying water for approx. 10 seconds by
activating the relevant instrument multiple times. Switching the
water flow on and off supports the process for removing deposits.
IMPORTANT
Collect the colored cleaning liquid as applicable in a suitable
container for subsequent inspection.

5. Rinse the external device connection (if present) by opening the
valve until water flows out of the hose. Close the valve again.
6. Let cleaning solution 2 take effect in accordance with the
instructions from the manufacturer of the cleaning agent.
7. Complete steps 1-6 until the tanks are empty of all solution
(including the mixing and rinsing tank).
8. Switch off the pump on the biofilm removing system.
IMPORTANT
The solution in the collection container must be clear following the
rinsing process. If the solution is still cloudy, fill the tanks with a new
cleaning solution 2 again and complete cleaning steps once again.
The cleaning liquid can then be removed via the cuspidor.
10.4 Re-processing
1. Reduce the water pressure in the treatment center, by removing the
Sprayvit and operating the water button until no more water
emerges.
3. Reduce the air pressure in the treatment center by operating the air
button.
4. Remove the biofilm removal device.
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WARNING
Drops of the cleaning solution contain acids / alkalines and may affect
surrounding parts.
Carefully loosen the adapter from the sanitary hose.
SINIUS, SINIUS TS SINIUS CS
5. Insert the new filter at the removed points.

6. Install the corner valve with the gaskets onto the sanitary hose and
open it.
B 7. Rinse all instrument hoses carrying water for approx. 30 seconds by
activating multiple times.
11. Rinse the external device connection (if present) by opening the
valve until water flows out of the hose. Close the valve again.
12. Repeat steps 6-10 until the only water coming out of all channels
carrying water is clear.
General functional check

1. Check the flow rate for all instruments carrying water.
2. Check the tumbler filler and the flushing.
3. Check the suction hose cleaning (if present).
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4. Check the external device connection (if present).

5. Check all water channels for leaks (filter cover, corner valve, etc.)
6. Mount the covers in reverse order.
7. Close the dentist element.
Sanitation procedure
➢ Complete the sanitation procedure as described in the operating
instructions.
IMPORTANT
The biofilm removal is now complete.
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We reserve the right to make any alterations which may be required due to technical improvements.
© Sirona Dental Systems GmbH Sprache: englisch Printed in Germany

D3561.076.01.08.02 10.2020 Ä.-Nr.: 129 876
Sirona Dental Systems GmbH
Fabrikstr. 31 Order No 63 69 149 D3561

64625 Bensheim
Germany
www.dentsplysirona.com

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2 General safety information...................................................................................... 10

4 Technical data ........................................................................................................ 13

5 Important information .............................................................................................. 16

5.7 Safety switches ............................................................................................ 34

6 Overview of modules and boards ........................................................................... 41

6.8 Foot control .................................................................................................. 86

7 Replacing components ........................................................................................... 89

7.4 Hydraulic/pneumatic modules...................................................................... 118

8 Service area............................................................................................................ 123

9 Mechanical components ......................................................................................... 132

10 Biofilm removal ....................................................................................................... 144

1 Structure of the document

1.1 Identification of the danger levels

Tip: Information for simplifying work.

1.2 Formats and symbols used

Prerequisite Prompts you to do something.

SINIUS CS dentist element

SINIUS TS dentist element

SINIUS assistant element

Wireless foot control

2 General safety information

2.1 Qualification of service personnel

2.2 Power connection

2.3 Modifications and extensions of the system

2.4 Electrostatic discharge

Please comply with the usual precautionary measures for handling

2.5 Protective ground connection

2.6 EMC interference suppression

2.7 Operating the treatment center with Heliodent

Protection class: Class Idevice

Applied part type BF

Tests/Approvals: See "Standards/Approvals“.

(on the rating plate)

Foot control wireless interface

Model designation: BlueMod+S

Transmitting < 2 mW (short-range device)

4.1 Operating, transport and storage conditions

Local pressure (min./max.): Air: 5.5 / 7.5 bar (79.8 / 108.8 psi)

4.2 Weight and packaging

5.1 Data storage locations for user-specific data

Localized device-specific data

Board/Part No. Stored settings

Board/Part No. Stored settings

Board/Part No. Stored settings

Board/Part No. Stored settings

Board/Part No. Stored settings

5.7 Safety switches ............................................................................................ 34

6 Overview of modules and boards ........................................................................... 41

5.2.1 Switching on the power supply

5.2.2 Switching off the power supply

5.2.3 Signal path of the ON/OFF signal

HAP2 NAJm SDI HSA NWEm Power

Unit_ON/OFF: Power supply unit_ON/OFF:

5.2.4 Boot process

1st phase (approximately 48 seconds)

Second phase (approximately 10-15 seconds)

Third phase (approximately 40 seconds)

5.2.5 Download phases in terms of software

The extended bootloader:

The download manager:

5.3 CAN BUS

Ä Six setup dialogs are offered for selection.