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19.4.9 Tri-Wave Treatment
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Button/ ID Function
Requirement
2
Press the BLUE button to activate blue LED’s.
This is indicated by the button illuminating in blue.
3
Press the RED button to activate red LED’s.
This is indicated by the button illuminating in red.
4
Press the NIR button to activate near infra-red LED’s.
This is indicated by the button illuminating in yellow.
5
In the TRIWAVE TREATMENT screen, if the PLAY button is
pressed the treatment is in progress or paused.
Figure 15: Controller Overview for Tri-Wave Treatment.
It is important that the Dermalux® Flex MD system is switched off and unplugged from the
mains power socket before cleaning.
The entire surface of the system including the LED Array, Base unit and Controller may be
cleaned with an anionic detergent towelette or surface wipe. Excess moisture from the wipe
may be removed by using a clean dry microfibre cloth.
Please refrain from using any other cleansing products as these may damage the plastics
and/or electrical components.
If the Dermalux® Flex MD system is used directly on the body, the device must be
thoroughly cleaned before use on another client.
The device will require no manufacturing maintenance or service on an annual basis. The
customer is expected to carry out routine maintenance such as cleaning and general health
inspections of the device on a quarterly basis. This will include visual inspection of exposed
wires, material integrity and any signs of damage in the plastic componentry.
No maintenance will be performed on the Dermalux® Flex MD system by the manufacturer.
Any faults found with the system within the warranty period should be reported to Aesthetic
Technology Ltd or the local Dermalux Representative and a replacement device will be
issued if required.
The Dermalux® Flex MD system contains no serviceable parts.
Calibration of the system is not required.
There is no annual maintenance service with this product.
20. Cleaning Instructions
21. Maintenance
22. Servicing Requirements
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