Troubleshooting - Lanaform Body Stim Manual De Instrucciones

TROUBLESHOOTING

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Breakdown
The batteries have been installed, but
the LCD screen is not working.
The batteries have been installed, the
LCD screen is working, but it is not
flashing.
The LCD screen is working normally,
but the user cannot feel anything.
Low stimulation or the user feels
prickling
The appliance stops its cycle before
the end.
The skin treated becomes red, itches
or prickles.
Even at maximum intensity, the
stimulation is too weak or the user
lacks any sensation
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Verification
Check for possible foreign bodies in
the battery compartment.
Check that the batteries have been
charged
Check that the batteries and battery
springs are properly in contact
It is not a failure.
Make sure that the plug is correctly
inserted into the socket.
Make sure that the electrode cable
is correctly plugged in; the electrode
with the electrode foil.
Check that the electrode is in contact
with the skin
Check that the surface of the adhesive
disk is not dirty
Check that no grease is present on
your skin
Make sure that the batteries have
been charged
Check that you are not allergic to the
adhesive disk.
Is your skin dirty?
Is the electrode correctly positioned?
Are the batteries dead?
Solutions
Check and clean
Replace the batteries or position them
correctly
Use a suitable tool to move the spring
outwards slightly.
Take the batteries out and put them
back in.
Insert the plug correctly
Connect the electrode cable to the
electrode element correctly.
Position the adhesive disk of the
electrode firmly on the skin.
Clean or replace the adhesive disk
Clean your skin.
Change the batteries
Check your allergy record for your
skin. If your allergic reaction is minor,
simply change the position of the
adhesive disk or shorten the duration
of the treatment. If your allergic
reaction is severe, cease all use of
the appliance or use anti-allergy
medication.
Re-use the appliance after cleaning
your skin with a wet flannel
Modify the position of the electrode
Change the batteries