• After each charging session, check to see that the IPG is fully charged.
• If frequent charging persists, contact your doctor.
If you ever charge your device and it does not provide stimulation:
• Check to see that the IPG is fully charged.
• Replace batteries in the Remote Control
• Check that stimulation is turned ON; if it is not
o Turn on the Remote Control by pressing the yellow ON/OFF Button on
the upper left
o Press the plus sign button
• If these do not work, contact your doctor.
If you are trying to recharge the IPG and you have low antenna strength that you
cannot improve:
• Slowly move the Charging Coil slightly. The goal is that the center of the
Charging Coil circle is lined up over the top of the implanted device. Wait
about three seconds and observe if the antenna strength improves.
• You may have to do this a few times—make sure your movements are slow
and small.
• You can still charge if you have two bars on the Antenna Strength Indicator,
although it may take longer than usual to charge.
All of the Lights are Blinking!
If you ever see all of the lights blinking or hear long beeps or a series of many rapid
short beeps, your device may require service. Contact your doctor.
DEVICE DISPOSAL
If you want to dispose of any components in your system, it is best to bring them back
to your doctor. Do not throw them (or any electronic components, including batteries)
in the regular household trash. Your local community will have regulations and advice
as to how to dispose of batteries and other components.
Never put these device components in fire as they may explode.
If an IPG and/or lead is ever removed from your body, your doctor will return it to
Nevro Corp. This helps Nevro monitor its products and is required by U.S. law.
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