How to fix HairMax Electric Shaver that will not turn on?
If your HairMax Electric Shaver won't turn on, it likely needs to be charged. Ensure the device is fully charged. Also, the HairMax cannot be powered on when the power cord is plugged in.
What to do if HairMax Electric Shaver will not charge?
If your HairMax Electric Shaver will not charge: 1. Make sure you are using a working electrical wall outlet. 2. Ensure the power cord is completely inserted into the charging stand. 3. Try charging directly into the device. 4. Using a dry cloth, clean the three charging contacts on the device and charging stand.
Why does my HairMax Electric Shaver keep turning off?
If your HairMax Electric Shaver is turning off during use, it probably needs to be charged. Make sure the device is fully charged. Your HairMax also cannot be powered on when the power cord is plugged in.
What to do if HairMax Electric Shaver vibrates but laser lights are off?
If your HairMax Electric Shaver vibrates but you do not see the laser lights, it typically means the device needs to be charged. Make sure your device is fully charged. Also, the HairMax cannot be powered on when the power cord is plugged in.
General| Device Type | Laser Hair Growth Device |
|---|---|
| Number of Lasers | 41 |
| Laser Wavelength | 655nm |
| Treatment Frequency | 3 times per week |
| Power Source | Rechargeable Battery |
| FDA Cleared | Yes |
| Intended Use | To treat pattern hair loss and promote hair growth |
| Design | Flexible band design |
Overview of HairMax as a home-use laser device for hereditary hair loss.
Specifies the types of hair loss and user classifications for which HairMax is indicated.
Explains the mechanism of laser energy stimulating hair follicles for optimal results.
Details recommended usage, duration, and observed benefits like increased hair count.
Classifies male hair loss patterns (I-VII) to determine HairMax suitability.
Classifies female hair loss patterns (I-III) to determine HairMax suitability.
Guide to skin types (1-6) and their tested effectiveness with HairMax.
Important safety instructions regarding laser light, water, and device handling.
Advises on light sensitivity testing and proper device operation to avoid hazardous exposure.
Discusses potential side effects like itching or tingling reported in clinical studies.
Defines various symbols and labels found on the device and packaging.
Outlines steps to test the device for skin sensitivity before initial treatment.
Instructions on how to check if the HairMax is operating correctly.
Describes how to identify device failure and when the laser light stops working.
Information on the projected durability and usage life of the HairMax device.
Details the study design, participants, and adherence to GCP guidelines.
Presents data on hair count changes in men after 26 weeks of treatment.
Describes the study on female participants and its adherence to GCP guidelines.
Shows the increases in hair count observed in women after 26 weeks of treatment.
Illustrates and labels the various components of the HairMax device and accessories.
Guides on first-time use, initial charge duration, and recommended treatment frequency.
Explains how to charge the HairMax using the charging stand and indicator lights.
Details how to charge the HairMax directly via USB port and battery status indicators.
Steps to turn on the device and begin the first treatment position.
Guides users through positions 3-6 and explains the vibration cues.
Provides key advice on gliding vs. lift-and-place and minimum treatment time.
Lists and illustrates all items included in the HairMax package.
Addresses issues like the device not turning on, turning off, or not charging.
Helps diagnose problems related to device vibration and visible laser light output.
Provides contact information for customer service and warranty repairs.
Details laser wavelength, power, divergence, and environmental operating conditions.
Specifies the power supply adapter requirements and international compatibility.
Provides instructions for keeping the HairMax clean and its recommended maintenance.
Explains how to properly dispose of the device according to environmental regulations.
Basic safety rules for using electrical devices, especially around water and children.
Specific warnings to prevent electric shock and ensure safe operation.
Details RF emissions, compliance levels, and FCC rule adherence for the device.
Outlines immunity tests (ESD, transients, surges) and their compliance levels for various environments.
Details immunity requirements for conducted and radiated RF energy.
Provides formulas and tables to calculate safe separation distances from RF transmitters.
Explains the 24-month warranty against defects and coverage limitations.
Details the process for requesting warranty service and contacting customer support.
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