Sensica sensilight mini, User Manual

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bathtubs, showers, basins or other vessels
containing water as this may cause severe
electrocution.
• If you do not plan on using your
sensiLight™ Mini for a long period of time,
it is recommended to keep it clean and
stored.
• If you plan to travel and take your
sensiLight™ Mini with you, you should
store it in the original box and follow the
maintenance instructions.
Troubleshooting
If you experience any problems with the
sensiLight™ Mini, please refer to below
information to try to resolve it.
• If sensiLight™ Mini does not turn on:
• Make sure that the power supply is
plugged properly into sensiLight™ Mini
device and the electrical outlet.
• Make sure that the power outlet has
power.
• If sensiLight™ Mini does not trigger a
pulse:
• Verify there is full contact with the skin.
The trigger button will activate a flash
pulse only when the device is in full
contact with the skin.
• Verify that the area you are trying to treat
is not too small, curved or bony to treat.
You should get the whole treatment
window to touch the treatment area (try
to pull the skin flat).
• If the skin color level identified by
sensiLight™ Mini is too dark, the flash
activation will be blocked. This situation
is indicated by a “momentary“ red light
on the device.
• In the case of a safety issue or when the
lamp has reached its end, a steady red light
will come on. The device will shut down.
General error:
• In case of dirt debris is stuck on the
treatment window, you should clean
the treatment window according to the
cleaning section. If you can’t get the area
clean, contact our Customer Service.
• In case of a delay in pulse after
repositioning the device on different
treatment area, you should consider
working on cooler environment. The
device may pulse at a slower rate in a
warm environment.