What to do if my DARTWOOD Personal Care Product stopped working suddenly?
If your DARTWOOD Personal Care Product suddenly stopped working, it may be due to the overheating protection being activated from continuous use with 5 or more tanks of water on the highest pressure. To resolve this, turn off the device and wait 2 hours before restarting it.
Why is my DARTWOOD Personal Care Product motor making noise but no water coming out?
If your DARTWOOD Personal Care Product's motor makes a sound but no water is coming out, it could be due to a blocked nozzle tip. Try replacing it with a new nozzle tip. Another possible cause is suction valve dislocation. To fix this, keep the device on and fill water to the hole for the nozzle tip.
Why does my DARTWOOD Personal Care Product last only a few minutes with full charge?
If your DARTWOOD Personal Care Product lasts only a few minutes with a full charge, it could be due to a dead battery, damaged charging cable, or broken adapter. Try using a new charging cable or adapter. If the issue persists, contact the retailer as the battery might be dead.
What to do if DARTWOOD Personal Care Product motor doesn't make a sound?
If the motor of your DARTWOOD Personal Care Product doesn't make a sound, especially if the device has been idle for more than 3 months, the battery might be low. Activate the battery by recharging it for 16 hours.
Why is the water pressure low on my DARTWOOD Personal Care Product?
If you are experiencing low water pressure with your DARTWOOD Personal Care Product, it could be due to a low battery. Try recharging the device. Alternatively, the nozzle tip might be blocked; in this case, replace it with a new one.
General| Power Source | Rechargeable Battery |
|---|---|
| Water Tank Capacity | 300 ml |
| Operating Modes | Normal, Soft, Pulse |
| Waterproof Level | IPX7 |
| Pulse Frequency | 1400-1800 pulses per minute |
| Nozzles Included | 4 |
| Charging Time | 4 hours |
| Nozzle Type | Standard, Orthodontic |
| Pressure Settings | 3 (Low, Medium, High) |
Lists the oral irrigator unit and all included accessory tips and charging cable.
Basic safety precautions for electrical products, especially when children are present.
Specific warnings to reduce the risk of electrocution during handling and use of the charger.
Advises against outdoor use, use with aerosol products, or use with specific liquids like iodine or essential oils.
Warns against improper voltage, disassembly, using damaged parts, and directing water to sensitive areas.
Details the components and buttons of the cordless oral irrigator with a labeled diagram.
Provides steps for draining, cleaning the exterior and interior, and drying the device before storage.
Instructions for fully charging the oral irrigator, noting indicator light behavior.
Guidance on lifting the reservoir top and filling it with room-temperature water.
Steps for firmly inserting the tip until it clicks and how to remove it using the tip eject button.
How to adjust the water pressure to user preference by pressing the pressure mode button.
Guide on directing the jet at teeth and gums at a 90° angle, moving slowly along each tooth.
Instructions to place the tip at a 45° angle to teeth and gum line, starting at lowest pressure.
Guidance for hard-to-reach areas around braces, crowns, or implants at a 90° angle.
How to lean over the sink and use the tip at lowest pressure to clean the tongue from back to front.
Addresses issues like reservoir leaks, low water pressure, short battery life, and motor problems.
Instructions for adding water to the tip hole and resetting the water tank if spray is delayed.
Details input/output voltage, charging time, material, waterproof level, and reservoir capacity.
Provides contact information via QR code scan or email for customer assistance.
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