I-Tech WEPERE RESTART, User Manual

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USER MANUAL 16
The LED indicators do not light up Switch not turned ON.
Check that you have turned
the switch ON.
The power LED is working fine but
there is no output
Time and intensity set incorrectly. Check and reset the desired
values.
Some controls do not work
properly..
Defective buttons or keys.
Contact the manufacturer
Electronic control circuit failure.
The device works as normal,
but there is a noticeable
drop in the effectiveness
of the treatment.
Possible head fault.
Contact the manufacturer
Possible failure of the appliance’s
power generator circuit.
All battery indicators flash
The battery is damaged
Change the battery
There is no battery
Charging the battery
The device can be powered by the internal battery: when the battery level indicators are all off or
the battery charge indicator is flashing to L (Low), it is necessary to charge the battery by con-
necting the adapter to the device.
When the device is charging: the battery indicator will flash from L-M-H in sequence. Once char-
ging is complete, the battery charge indicator will light up as H (High).
WARNING: the battery life cycle depends on the charge/discharge cycles to which it is
subjected and on the number of them.
Take the following precautions to increase battery life:
• Recharge the battery once a month, even when not using the device;
• Drain the battery as much as possible during use.
Replacing the Battery
The battery must only be replaced by personnel authorised by the manufacturer and not by the
user. In addition, the batteries are disposed of in accordance with current regulations (WEEE).
Therefore, for replacement, contact IACER s.r.l. support directly (Support paragraph).
Disposal Information
RESTART devices, in line with operating and safety requirements, have been designed and built to
have a minimum negative impact on the environment, following the provisions of the European
Directive 2012/19/EU relating to the disposal of waste electrical and electronic equipment.
The criteria followed are those of minimising the amount of waste, toxic materials, noi-
se, unwanted radiation and energy consumption.