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6.

Technical

parameters

Number of chambers

6

Max. pressure [mmHg]

220

Number of proprietary therapeutic

pre-programs of the medical organization

6

Precise regulation of pressure and time

in steps of 1

Number of independent channels

1

Adjustment of the speed of the treatment

1-5

Cuffs

system overlapping

Display

5" TN Icd color touch screen

Weight [kg]

3,1

Dimensions [mm]

300x260x160

Power supply

100÷240 V, 50÷60 Hz

Power consumption

40-70 W

Warranty

1 year

Economic

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Summary of Contents for CarePump Lite 6

Page 1: ...UM_EN_CPLITE6_04 Lymph Drainage Therapy Device Pressotherapy Device User Manual ...

Page 2: ... front view 11 3 2 CarePump Lite6 device back view 11 4 Installation and starting the device 12 4 1 How to connect the power supply 13 4 2 How to connect the air ducts 14 5 Basic device configuration 16 5 1 Main screen 16 5 2 Work mode setting 16 5 3 Pressure level 17 5 4 Treatment time 18 5 5 Speed of filling the chambers 18 5 6 Turning off individual chambers 19 5 7 Information Language settings...

Page 3: ...3 9 Warnings 27 10 Troubleshooting 28 11 Maintenance and storage 30 12 Utilization 32 ...

Page 4: ... allow you for safe and hygienic use of the device in accordance with its intended purpose Attention The equipment can be used by children at least 8 years old and by people with reduced physical and mental abilities and people with inexperience and knowledge of the equip ment if supervision or instruction on the use of the equip ment in a safe manner is provided so that the risks associ ated with...

Page 5: ... the device s power supply as mentioned above When disconnecting the power supply pull it by the plug not the cable as this may damage the cable and result in electric shock or fire Make sure if the cable is not tightly coiled or twisted as this may damage it Do not use dam aged or stripped cable Be sure to disconnect the device and operate it with dry hands It is forbidden to use the device on pa...

Page 6: ... 5 m the floor should be made of non conductive materials the ground on which the device is located should be stable made of non conductive and non slip materials the device should not be exposed to direct sunlight Safe use of the device cuffs contains the following principles Before putting on the cuffs remove your watch jew ellery and empty the pockets to avoid any injury to the body or damage o...

Page 7: ...tients athletes and all other users CarePump devices are used for regeneration relaxation and improving your well being The device works very sim ilar to manual massage which can be performed on your own body This is executed on the principle of a pressure massage Massage is performed by air filled chambers placed in the cuffs to which air is supplied through a sys tem of flexible pipes from the c...

Page 8: ...mbers in the cuffs or pressure Air ducts used to supply air through independent chan nels to the individual cuff chambers They connect the de vice with the cuffs Cuffs used on individual parts of the body arms legs etc By sequential inflation of the cuff chambers a part of the body where the cuff is placed is being compressed to allow achieving a massage effect A B C A B C B ...

Page 9: ...ambers fill in with air in specified time and accordingly to programmed cycle This causes a sequential pressure effect which turns into a rhythmic wave Lymphatic drainage massage is pos itively perceived as a very pleasant and effective way to re generate and relax The patient feels relief in the areas cov ered by the massage During this type of massage similar physiological processes take place a...

Page 10: ...lebitis skin diseases moles lymphangitis dermatitis wounds arthritis high body temperature thick external visible varicose veins cardiac rhythm disturbances arrhythmia blood pressure disorders myocardial ischemia asthma tumors infiltrates neoplasms cardiac and respiratory failure kidney failure and others the same as in classic manual massage 2 4 Contraindications to pressotherapy ...

Page 11: ...anual be fore starting work with the device 3 1 CarePump Lite6 device front view main power switch input to connect the air ducts adjustment knob touch screen display 3 2 CarePump Lite6 device back view power cord input holes of cooling fans safety button input 5 6 7 3 2 6 1 4 5 ...

Page 12: ... adequate for its weight Remember not to place the device too close to the wall because the holes of cooling fans are located on the back of the case Do not place on or near the device other electrical devices that may gener ate electromagnetic field or high temperature and objects containing water or other liquids When the device is delivered in autumn or winter months when the ambient temperatur...

Page 13: ...her end of the cord into a power socket Attention Use the supplied power cord or one that complies with electrical standards Make sure that the voltage in the installation is 100 240V 50 60Hz If the cable is mechanically damaged replace it with another one Do not place the machine close to the wall because the holes of cooling fans and power cord input are located on the back of the case ...

Page 14: ...t ing the air duct or the splitter pay attention to the notch which indicates proper connection of them To connect the air duct push it into the correct input until you hear a click of both side buttons To disconnect the air duct press buttons on both sides of the plug at the same time When connecting two single air ducts to the splitter pay attention to the notch which indicates proper connection...

Page 15: ...s of the cuff with correct order The proper con nection is indicated by a dark gray plug The separate ends should be connected in following order from the longest to the shortest one Correctly plugged end in the cuff cham ber will make a characteristic click After performing all the above steps the device is ready for use 1 2 3 4 5 6 C C ...

Page 16: ...time for the current mode will change To select a work mode press the corresponding letter which will be highlighted in white The selected work mode will appear in the window with the list of all provided programs A 5 1 Main screen 5 2 Work mode setting A To start the device press the power button on the left side of the case The blue diode will light up when the button is pushed The device will s...

Page 17: ... By turning to the left in the direction of the pressure lev el will decrease The current pressure value will appear in a circle next to the pressure unit mmHg C The pressure range generated by the machine is 20 220 mmHg To confirm the pressure selection press any icon on the display Attention Pressure as a parameter is not defined for provided pro grams It should be adapted to the needs of each p...

Page 18: ...e left in the direc tion of the treatment time will be shortened The current treatment time will be displayed in a circle next to the time unit min To confirm the selection of the treatment time press any icon on the display 5 4 Treatment time 5 5 Speed of filling the chambers To set the speed of filling the chambers press the circle next to the parameter level E By default the speed of filling th...

Page 19: ...s the number of the chamber again 5 6 Turning off individual chambers 5 7 Information Language settings After pressing i button the icons explaining the settings available on the start screen will be displayed This view also allows you to change the language by clicking on the square with the abbreviation corresponding to the particu lar language To return to the main screen press any icon on the ...

Page 20: ...ause icon B The treatment will stop and the treatment time will be paused The treatment can be resumed by pressing the icon play again To permanently stop the treatment press the icon stop C When treatment is completely stopped the unit will return to its pre treatment settings and the air will be pumped out of the cuffs 5 8 How to start pause stop the treatment 69 50 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 mmHg A i min le...

Page 21: ...e filling of consecutive chambers while keeping the pressure in previously inflated chambers Time 50 min Interval 3 s Hold 3 s Mode B The course of the treatment Simultaneous filling of two consecutive chambers while keeping the pressure in the previously inflated chambers Time 50 min Interval 3 s Hold 3 s A B A B ...

Page 22: ...ing pumping of the third one Time 60 min Interval 3 s Hold 3 s Mode D The course of the treatment The chambers pump up in pairs After the first and second chambers are inflated the third and fourth ones are filled When filling the fifth and sixth chambers the first and sec ond ones deflate The cycle begins again when the fifth and sixth chambers are fully inflated Time 45 min Interval 2 s Hold 2 s...

Page 23: ... and the first one deflates at the same time When filling the fourth chamber the second one deflates The cycle ends when the sixth chamber is filled in this sequence Time 60 min Interval 2 s Hold 2 s Mode F The course of the treatment All chambers inflate simultaneously and keep the pres sure performing a global massage Time 60 min Interval 3 s Hold 2 s ...

Page 24: ...rganization 6 Precise regulation of pressure and time in steps of 1 Number of independent channels 1 Adjustment of the speed of the treatment 1 5 Cuffs system overlapping Display 5 TN Icd color touch screen Weight kg 3 1 Dimensions mm 300x260x160 Power supply 100 240 V 50 60 Hz Power consumption 40 70 W Warranty 1 year Economic line ...

Page 25: ...25 The basic CarePump set includes Central unit device Power cord 7 Contents of the package A B A B ...

Page 26: ...cuff leg cuff extension zipper waist cuff short pants short pants extension zippers 2 pcs full pants full pants extension zippers 2 pcs patient s safety button enabling emergency termination of the treatment double splitter for simultaneous connection of two cuffs to the device long double splitter 1 5 m pressotherapy wedge for legs 8 Additional accessories A E I C G K N L B F J M D H A B C D E F ...

Page 27: ...sing it in a man ner inconsistent with the manual may result in the loss of warranty and in case of the need for intervention by an au thorized service may result in treating it as a commercial service The device must be used as described in this manual and with original components Otherwise the device may break down or the user may be injured 9 Warnings ...

Page 28: ... the problem persists after connecting other accessories contact an author ized service center or the manufacturer The touch screen works incorrectly or it does not work at all Disconnect the device from the power supply Clean the front panel with a cloth and op tical cleaning fluid to remove any dirt If the problem persists after performing the above steps contact an authorized service center or ...

Page 29: ... power input on the back of the case Below the socket for the power cord there is a fuse drawer A Open it and pull out the glass fuses placed inside If the plate inside the glass fuse is intact it means that the fuse is working properly and it does not need to be replaced If the plate is broken burned out the fuse should be replaced with a new working one and then the drawer may be closed ...

Page 30: ...preferably every 12 months If you experience any failure with your machine or its ac cessories or if you notice a device malfunction contact the distributor immediately In case of any disturbance in the operation of the device its damage or suspicion of damage stop using it immediately Under no circumstances should a damaged device be start ed All repairs and maintenance may be performed only by t...

Page 31: ...out by an authorized service center with personnel trained by the manufacturer In case of problems with locating the service please contact the device distributor Only an authorized service center is qualified to repair the device Otherwise making any changes by an unauthorized entity may result in the loss of warranty Cleaning and disinfection Clean the device from dust and dirt with a soft linen...

Page 32: ...e gation as indicated by the following symbol on the label of the device The product should be disposed of in dedicated places and points for electronic waste and in accordance with the pre vailing law in the country where the device was used 12 Utilization ...

Page 33: ... 60335 2 32 2009 A2 2015 03 PN EN 63000 2019 01 Kraków 2021 12 20 Bartosz Frydrych Prezes Zarządu We Bardomed Sp z o o ul Konecznego 6 66 Postal code 31 216 Kraków https www bardomed pl under own responsibility hereby declare that the follow ing product s Type of equipment massage device Type designation models Carepump Compact 4 Carepump Expert 8 Carepump Lite 4 Carepump Lite 6 are in conformity ...

Page 34: ...Manufacturer BardoMed Sp z o o ul Konecznego 6 66 31 216 Kraków NIP 945217693 ...

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