Remington i-LIGHT PRO - Device Maintenance and Storage; Replacing the Light Cartridge; Troubleshooting Common Issues; Unit Not Working or Damaged

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i-Light Device Maintenance
CAUTION: Before performing maintenance on your i-Light device, ensure that the power switch
is OFF and the power cord is disconnected from the base unit.
Replacing the bulb
1. Press the nose cone release buttons and gently pull to remove the nose cone.
2. Gently pull out the old bulb cartridge.
3. Replace with a new bulb cartridge. Replacement model: SP-6000 SB
CAUTION: When replacing the bulb cartridge, do not touch the flash bulbs directly as this leaves
oils and residue. Doing so could reduce the effectiveness of the bulbs or cause them to crack
during treatment.
4. Replace the nose cone, making sure it snaps into place.
Storage
• Switchotheunit,unplugitandletitcooldownfor10minutesbeforestorage.
• Storetheunitinadryplaceatatemperaturebetween15ºCand35ºC.
Troubleshooting
Always read these instructions fully before using i-Light.
Refer to this troubleshooting guide if you experience any problems with i-Light, as this section addresses
the most common problems you could encounter with i-Light.
If you have followed the instructions in this section and continue to experience problems, please contact
theRemington®ServiceCenterforfurtherassistance.
I turn the power switch ON, but the unit is not working:
• Makesuretheunitispluggedintoaworkingelectricaloutlet.
• Tryswitchingtoadierentoutlet.
The unit appears to have cracks or is broken:
• Donotuseiftheunitisdamaged.Ifyouhaveconcernsaboutusingtheunit,discontinueuseand 
 contacttheRemington®ServiceCenterforfurtherassistance.
Troubleshooting / storage / maintenance
Do not use petroleum-based or flammable cleaning agents because of the risk of fire. Never use
scouring pads, abrasive cleaning agents or aggressive liquids such as oil or acetone to clean the unit.
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