Neo Super Cascom

Ceramic Heater Casting Machine

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Mechanical Support

Password for Muffle Replacement

When Error 5 is displayed, the unit will also show a 4-digit number on the right display that indicates the total number of casts. Use the following calculation to get the password.

Calculation for the Password:

  • # of castings        below 1149 (N x 57 + 12)
  • # of castings        b/t 1150 – 2299 (N x 57 + 12) – 65536
  • # of castings        b/t 2300 – 3449 (N x 57 + 12) – 131072
  • # of castings        b/t 3450 – 4598 (N x 57 + 12) – 196608
  • # of castings        b/t 4599 – 5748 (N x 57 + 12) – 262144
  • # of castings        b/t 5749 – 6898 (N x 57 + 12) – 327680
  • # of castings        b/t 6899 – 8048 (N x 57 + 12) – 393216
  • # of castings        b/t 8049 – 9197 (N x 57 + 12) – 458752
  • # of castings        b/t 9198 – 9999 (N x 57 + 12) – 524288

Example 1: # of casting = 1159 → (1159 x 57 + 12) – 65536 =539                   PW: 0539

Example 2: # of casting = 4278 → (4278 x 57 + 12) – 196608 = 47250         PW: 7250

Note: After replacing the muffle, please apply MUFFLE HEAT CORRECTION. See below for instructions.

Muffle Heat Correction

Press and hold [SELECTOR] and power switch on. If your display shows fewer numbers than .˽ – 1.4.  you must do the following process:

  1. Turn the main switch on
  2. Press and hold [SELECTOR] then press [OK]
  3. Press [OK] a few times to read .E P.
  4. Press  to input the Heat Correction Value shown on the right bottom of the muffle installation instruction.
  5. Press [SELECTOR] to save the change.

Major Error Messages

  • Error 5:      Muffle heater is malfunctioning – Muffle heater needs to be replaced
  • Error 6:      Thermocouple is malfunctioning – Thermocouple needs to be replaced
  • Error 13:    Abnormal low pressure – Check [ARGON•AIR] button. The air has to be on.

Technical Support

If you are experiencing miscast using the Neo Super Cascom, please check bellow. The reason for the miscast could be one of the following or could be a combination of the following:

Burnout

The burnout process is one of the most important aspects of the casting with Neo Super Cascom. In the case of insufficient burnout, you might experience short casting.

1. Phosphate for Crown & Bridge Gold

  • Burnout w/ 1560°F (850°C) over 1 hour and 20min. Then take out the ring from a burnout fuance 1 minute before casting. (Temperature of the ring will decrease from 1560°F (850°C) to 1330°F (720°C) which is optimum temperature for crown&bridge cases

2. Phosphate for Porcelain Fused Metal

  • Burnout w/ 1650°F (900°C) over 1 hour. Longer is better.

Air Pressure

Neo Super Cascom requires 100psi to 145psi of pressurized air from the compressor. Insufficient air pressure is one of the most common reasons for short cast. If the distance between the unit and the air compressor is far, Neo Super Cascom might get less than 100psi even if the regulator of the air compressor is showing 100psi.

Pressure Type

AIR has to be on. If ARGON is on, doulbe click on this button. This is one of the most common reasons for short casts.

Argon Gas

When you cast a metal that contains Palladium for more than 30%, you must use Argon Gas while melting the alloy. Argon Gas prevents oxidation and it helps to achieve clean casting results. Lack of argon gas causes alloy sack-back (metal stuck inside of the crucible) especially for Nickel-Chrome alloy.

Nickel-Chrome Alloy

The most common miscast with Nickel-Chrome alloy is when metal does not flow into the ring smoothly due to overheating. If the metal contains Nickel for more than 70% and Chrome for more than 10%, please use the parameter below.

  • Start Temp: 2190°F (1200°C)
  • Cast Temp: 2540°F (1395°C)
  • Hold Time: 6min
  • Cast Timing: 0.2
  • Cooling Time: 2 to 3min

Brand new ceramic crucible made by Boron Nitride is also available.  Boron Nitride makes flow of melting alloy smoother. The combination of the parameter above and the new crucible minimize miscast with Nickel-Chrome alloy. For more information, please call 310-320-6633.

Instructions

Spruing Guide

Alloy Chart (Coming Soon)

Excel Sheet (Coming Soon)

CONTACT

If you would like to order parts for your machine or have questions,
please contact your dealer directly.