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Consult Manual icon there is a problem with the device,
please call Patient Services at 1-800-836-4080 (select
option #2).
Treatment Stop symbol
This symbol indicates that the current 20-minute
treatment period has been completed.
K. Care and Handling of the EXOGEN
4000+™ System
Do not use cleaning agents or solvents on any of the
components of the system. Use a soft cloth, tissue,
paper towel, or cotton swab to clean the transducer or
the RAF. Use a damp cloth or paper towel to remove any
dried gel residue. Never immerse the unit in water. The
EXOGEN 4000+ device is intended for home use and,
therefore, should be operated within the typical room
temperature conditions expected in a home/office
environment 60°–100° F (16°–38° C). If the device is
stored, moved or transported in temperature conditions
other than those described above, the device
temperature should be allowed to return to room
temperature conditions before treatment is started. The
device should not be stored, moved or transported in
temperature conditions below 0° F (-18° C) or above 130°
F (54° C) range, or damage may result to internal
electronic components. The device shall operate in
normal use under the following conditions:
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Ambient temperature range : 50° F (10° C) to 104° F (40° C).
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Relative humidity range: 30% to 75%.
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Atmospheric pressure range: 700 hPA to 1060 hPA.
When the EXOGEN 4000+ device is outside its protective
packaging, it is important to protect the device from
impact, exposure to moisture, liquid spills, sand, dirt,
debris, freezing or excessively hot temperatures (such as
radiators or heating vents) to avoid possible damage. The
device should be handled with the same care as any
home electronic device. Please exercise care while
handling the transducer as rough handling may adversely
affect the device’s operation. Please save the packaging
materials for device safekeeping and transport.
Periodically inspect the transducer and the transducer
cable for cracks or other signs of damage that may allow
the entrance of conductive fluids or expose electrical
conductors. Contact the Patient Service Department of
Smith & Nephew, Inc., if you detect any problems with
the device.
To dispose of EXOGEN unit, follow accordance with your
