To Next PageTo Next PageWhat does 'Contact Sensors Stuck' mean on my Remington i-Light Hair Removal System?
The 'Contact Sensors Stuck' message on your Remington Hair Removal System means the flash button was pressed after the contact sensor had been engaged since the unit startup.
General| Technology | Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) |
|---|---|
| Skin Tone Sensor | Yes |
| Body Attachment | Yes |
| Facial Attachment | Yes |
| Power Source | Corded |
| Treatment Area | Face and body |
| Energy Levels | 5 energy levels |
| Skin Tone Range | Suitable for fair to medium skin tones |
| Hair Color Suitability | Dark brown to black |
Discusses expected results, hair reduction, and regrowth patterns after treatment.
Key safety instructions and advice before using the i-Light device.
Guidance on checking skin type suitability using the provided skin tone chart.
Lists specific body areas where the i-Light device should not be used.
Details conditions and situations where using the i-Light device is not recommended.
Essential safety instructions to reduce risks of burns, electrocution, fire, or injury.
Instructions on how to clean the device, including warnings about water and cleaning agents.
Guidance on device maintenance, specifically replacing the bulb cartridge.
Common problems and solutions for the i-Light device.
Guide to self-assessing skin type using a chart and scoring system.
A chart to assess skin's reaction to sun exposure based on different scores.
A chart to evaluate tanning habits and their impact on skin type assessment.
Table correlating total scores to Fitzpatrick skin types I-VI and usage recommendations.
Details the product's 2-year warranty, coverage, and exclusions.
