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Note:
Use caution. These bands are under tension and can snap outward when the tension is
released.
3.
Next, remove the front cardboard cover. It is secured by several shipping staples. Use a heavy-
duty screwdriver to remove each staple.
Note:
Use caution when removing the staples. They are sharp and can cut.
4.
Once the front cardboard cover has been removed, carefully pull the device forward on its
castors until it has cleared the box. Be careful to
not
discard the accessory package which
contains important items such as your protective eyewear, user manual, and calibration output
certificate.
5.
Once the unit is in its desired position, remove the metal shipping bars at the top that hold the
doors closed. A ¾” end wrench will be required to loosen and remove the bolts that hold them
in place.
Finally, plug the unit into the appropriate electrical outlet (See
Section
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If your device is
equipped with an optional platform, place
the platform inside the device once it has been moved to its final location.
6.0
Lamp Inspection
The device can be equipped with a variety of different lamps, each having a different effect on the
skin. It is important to check that the proper lamps are installed. Consult the
Lamp Specification
Guide
shown below and if there is any question as to whether or not it is equipped with the lamps
that you have been prescribed, contact Daavlin immediately. The code numbers shown are
generally located at the base of the lamp.
6.1
Lamp Specification Guide
UVA
Narrow Band UVB
Broad Band UVB
-F72T12BL/HO
or
-060OF72HO BL
-TL-01/100W-FS72
or
-FS72T12/NBUVB/HO/RDC/100W
-FS72T12HO
7.0
Precautions and Warnings
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To protect the eyes during operation, the operator and anyone in view of the device must
wear the provided UV blocking glasses or goggles designed to block 100% of all UVA
and UVB light from the eye area when worn.
Always use Daavlin approved eyewear.
●
Do not remove protective eyewear, or any other protective equipment, during treatment.
●
If psoralens (photosensitizing drugs) are being used as part of your treatment (“PUVA”),
your eyes should be protected from exposure to ultraviolet (sunlight) for 24 hours after
taking the drug. Ultraviolet blocking glasses are provided with all Daavlin devices.
●
Do not use over skin eruptions without express consent from the attending physician.
●
If a patient experiences burning, never treat the patient until the noticeable effects of
burning subside, and always reduce the subsequent treatment time.
