Dental compressors are one the most commonly used pieces of equipment within a dental office. Many compressors run continuously without anyone (not even the practice owner) realizing how crucial they are in maintaining a practice's health.
Why Dental Air Compressor Maintenance is so Important
Dental compressors are one the most commonly used pieces of equipment within a dental office. Many compressors run continuously without anyone (not even the practice owner) realizing how crucial they are in maintaining a practice's health.
What do we do during a dental air compressor preventive maintenance? Why
1. Drain the compressor tank
Do you notice your compressor running more often? Do you notice water in your compressor? You could have condensation in your compressor tank. This can increase stress on the compressor and decrease its life expectancy. Medicanix will ensure your compressor is operating at its maximum capacity and the tank is fully emptied
2. Change the oil
Your compressor will last a long time if the oil level is maintained at the correct level. Medicanix will inspect your compressor and change the oil.
3. Belt tension calibration
The drive belt can often be the reason for compressor failure. Maintaining the proper tension in your compressor's drive belt will prevent it from causing excessive wear. We will adjust your tension to achieve optimal performance
4. Check the electrical components (pressure switch, wiring)
The vitals electrical components are what make up a Dental Air compressor. Air compressors require a lot of energy. The electrical components are an essential part of preventive maintenance. We will calibrate and inspect the pressor switch as well as any wiring and fuses. This will ensure your equipment's integrity is maintained to the highest possible level.