1. GENERAL INFORMATION
Service information Phyaction 190 / 190i - Page 2
1.3 Installation
1.3.1 Incoming inspection
Check that the equipment and ultrasound head(s) have not been damaged during transportation and that the
accessories are intact and complete (see chapter 14 ACCESSORIES of the INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE). In
the event of damage and/or defect you should inform your supplier.
1.3.2 Mains voltage
Your equipment is suitable for a nominal voltage of 110, 220, 230 or 240 Volt AC, 50-60 Hz. Indicated on the
rear of the equipment will be the voltage for which it has been wired. You can not alter this yourself. Carefully
check this data before you place the mains plug in the socket. The mains input is on the back of the appliance
at the bottom.
1.3.3 Functional test
During production the equipment is tested for electrical safety. Whenever the equipment is switched on, the
processor performs an extensive test to ensure that the equipment is operating correctly. In addition you must
check whether the display and the indicator lamps are operating correctly. The green lamp indicates that the
appliance is connected to the mains supply and that the appliance is switched on. The red lamp illuminates
when the safety system has detected a fault which prevents the appliance being used. If the appliance is not
operating correctly, then you must not use the equipment and you must contact your supplier.
If you can not read or if it is difficult to read the display, then press the right hand blue button and the black
¿
button in order to darken the text or the black
À
button if you want to make the text lighter.
1.3.4 Location and transportation
The equipment must be set up horizontally and stable. You should ensure that the vents in the housing are not
blocked so that circulation of air is not hindered. Objects must not be placed on the equipment and you must
ensure that no liquid enters the equipment.
1.3.5 Fitting the head holder
As standard, a head holder is supplied with each treatment head. Before you use the Phyaction 190 for the first
time, we advise you to fix the head holder(s) to the appliance. The ultrasound treatment head can be connected
to the appliance easily and in a user-friendly manner into the head holder. At the same time this protects the
treatment head against damage by, for example, falling.
For a description of fixing the head holder to the appliance please refer to the drawing which you will find in the
packing for the head holder.
1.3.6 Checking the ultrasound heads
You can check which head belongs to which appliance by pressing the yellow button for 3 seconds. In the
middle of the screen which then appears, you will see the treatment head symbol with a statement of the ERA
on which treatment head(s) the appliance has been tuned. After this symbol there are 20 figures. If these
figures correspond exactly with the figures on the treatment head label then this treatment head belongs to that
appliance. If they do not correspond, you are using a treatment head which does not belong to that appliance. If
the middle screen is completely empty then the appliance has not been tuned to any treatment head and we
advise you to inform your supplier.
1.4
Description of the controls
On the last page of this operating instruction you will find an illustration of the equipment and the accessories.
1.4.1 Display
The display
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consists of separate picture elements which are controlled by a processor so that you can see text
and figures. When you are performing a treatment, the display shows all of the information you require:
- The top left section provides information about the parameters which have been set.
- The right section provides information about the output power and the degree of contact of the treatment
head. This section also gives information about the treatment time.
- The bottom line of the display shows the functions of the blue buttons.
