I-Tech I-TECH LA8000, User Manual

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Assess and avoid the use of accessories or of any other parts that, during
normal operation, could contain elements that might explode/ignite
(e.g. absorbent cotton saturated with oxygen) on contact with the laser
beam.
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CAUTION: to avoid the risk of electrocution, connect this equipment to
an earthed power supply system. Check the connections carefully with
reference to the instructions provided, before turning on the machine.
If using the same extension for the machine and other equipment,
check that the total power consumption of the connected devices does
not exceed the maximum permitted current for the type of cable, which
should in any case not exceed 15 A.
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Even though no particular measures are required when installing the
device, carefully insert the fiber optic in the socket of the panel of the
I-TECH LA8000, making sure not to touch the end of the fiber with your
fingers as this could dirty the laser input and prevent the correct flow
of the laser beam, causing power losses and overheating between the
connection of the tip and the I-TECH LA8000.
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After carefully inserting the fiber optic in the socket, turn the locking
ring clockwise to the end of its stroke without forcing it. In any case,
turn the locking ring to bring the reference mark on this parallel with
the one on the socket of the fiber optic.
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If the laser tip of the I-TECH LA8000 needs to be disconnected, put the
protective caps back on the tip of the fiber optic and on the panel socket
of the device. This is very important to protect the delicate optical parts
from dust and other dirt.
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It is not possible to recommend a specific number of sessions for an
efficient treatment because this depends on the amount of power used
to treat the patient. The doctor must decide on the number of sessions
for the patient according to the specific requirements involved, in order
to guarantee effective treatment over time and conditions of absolute
safety.
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Assess the quantity and type of pigment of the skin of the patient.
USE
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The laser radiation produced by the equipment is intrinsically
dangerous: always wear protective glasses, do not direct the beam at
unprotected eyes or at any optical instruments, and avoid exposing eyes
to direct or diffused radiation.
Before starting any treatment, the
operator must put on PROTECTIVE GLASSES.