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5.3.5 To switch the SCENAR device off press and hold the
‘ ’
button
(for about 2 sec) until the intermittent audio signal sounds.
5.3.6 The supply voltage is monitored when the SCENAR device is
on: if it is lower than (8.1 ± 0.)1 V, the short audio signals sound repeated-
ly (approximately twice a second), indicating that the battery should be
replaced (refer to item 7.2). Otherwise, the manufacturer shall bear no lia-
bility for incompliance of the SCENAR device performance with the spec-
ifications stated in this Operating Manual.
ATTENTION
! The low voltage sound indication is deactivated
when changing the settings or if there is a skin contact.
5.3.7 If the SCENAR device operates as described above, it is ready
for use. Otherwise, refer to Chapter 8.
5.3.8 Cleaning & Disinfecting: Wipe the outer surface of the
SCENAR device with a cotton swab dampened with 3 % hydrogen perox-
ide solution with the addition of 0.5 % solution of an approved cleaning
liquid. Allow to dry up thoroughly before use.
6 USING SCENAR DEVICE
6.1 SCENAR HOME
6.1.1
The Instruction for
Use
is the main document to be consulted
with when delivering treatment with the SCENAR device.
6.1.2
To switch the SCENAR device on press and hold the
‘ ’
button
(for about 2 sec) until the single beep sounds and the
‘
’
LED
lights up.
ATTENTION!
All
set stimulation modes (except for energy) are re-
tained after the SCENAR is switched off.
Reset the SCENAR device to the default settings if necessary (when
you start treating a new patient) (item 5.1.2).
6.1.3
Place the electrode on the patient's skin. Wait for several se-
conds to make sure a patient does not have unpleasant sensations. Press
and hold the
‘ ’
button until the first pricking sensation, vibration or for-
mication at the comfortable level.
ATTENTION! To avoid uncomfortable and painful sensations of
a patient,
it is recommended to set the energy to minimum (by
pressing and holding the
‘
’
button until the intermittent audio
signal sounds) before the start of procedure or when going to treat
the most sensitive skin areas.
