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A

The Home menu of 

 (screen 

A

) enables you to access the 

following 3 menus:

1

   

HAIR REMOVAL MENU 

 

This menu enables you to select the settings for the hair removal 

treatment and to launch the flashing session.

2

   

CONSUMABLES MEMU 

 

This menu displays the number of flashes left.

3

   

CONFIGURATION MENU 

 

This menu enables you to adjust the various settings of the 

device. Other information are displayed automatically and 

continuously:

4

   

Temperature of the system (applicator).

5

   

Number of remaining rent days. Only displayed on 

 

devices in rent mode.

6

   

Number of flash credits remaining 

.

7

   

Date and time.

8

   

Go back to the previous menu. This icon enables you to modify 

any selection made before.

9

   

User support icon. It enables you to access the instructions.

10

   

Start / Stop icon.

HAIR REMOVAL MENU

 (screen 

B

sums up the selected settings 

of the successive screens 

11

   

Gender.

12

   

Main area to be treated.

13

   

Specific zone from the main area to be treated.

14

   

Skin colour.

15

   

Thickness of hair.

16

   

Power level gauge: level of light energy desired.

17

   

Set of all precautions to observe imperatively before each use.

18

   

Pause icon to pause the flashing session. Pressing this icon puts 

 in pause mode. This mode prohibits the applicator of 

issuing any flashes. To exit the pause mode, simply press this 

icon again.

y

 

HOME MENU

y

 

HAIR REMOVAL MENU

y

 

CONSUMABLES

 

MENU

NOTE:

 

 During loading time, the signal remains red.

CONSUMABLES MENU

 (screen 

C

) displays the number of flashes 

still available on the 

optic

 cartridge (and its activation card). 

The device works either with activation codes or with an activation 

card, which is specific to each 

optic

 cartridge. If your device works 

with activation card, each new 

optic 

cartridge is supplied with its 

unique activation card.

20

   

Number of remaining rent days.   

Only displayed on 

 devices in rent mode. 

21

   

Number of remaining flashes.

INFORMATION PROVIDED       BY 

 TOUCH SCREEN 

4

5

1

2

3

7

9

6

8

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

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2895

2895

2895

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CONFIGURATION MENU

CONFIGURATION MENU

 (screen 

D

) enables you to proceed to the 

various settings on the sub-menus shown here, this corresponds to 

the following software options:

21

 Pin code.

22

 Languages.

23

 Maintenance.

24

 Sound and brightness.

21

23

24

22

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C

D

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20

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Summary of Contents for E-O75

Page 1: ...User Manual...

Page 2: ...ll see is an exceptional product I hope that you will be completely satisfied with your device and that you will share your experience on our company s official website prostore esw beauty com Yours S...

Page 3: ...V delivered in its own plastic case REMINDER Only E Swin is entitled to market and its accessories optic stop clean patches pen gel mask fun etc on the shop prostore esw beauty com PACKAGE CONTENTS W...

Page 4: ...manufacturer When using the device make sure to place it on a flat surface in a place where all risk of falls will be avoided E Swin SAS disclaims any responsibility for any damage resulting from imp...

Page 5: ...ore starting a session the patient must not apply any cosmetic treatments which are aggressive to the skin In the case of non aggressive cosmetic treatments however a time interval of 24 hours should...

Page 6: ...system is used y METHODE OF TREATMENT BEFORE THE SESSION Explain the technology and the principle of depilation to the patient Identify any contra indication for the use of pulsed light Specify the co...

Page 7: ...y for devices Applicator holding area Vizor to protect touchscreen Mobile head Release clips for the mobile head Mobile head Applicator zone Applicator zone Air vents Trigger button Flash ready indica...

Page 8: ...ght energy desired 17 Set of all precautions to observe imperatively before each use 18 Pause icon to pause the flashing session Pressing this icon puts in pause mode This mode prohibits the applicato...

Page 9: ......

Page 10: ...ustbeflatandregular It must be clean and dust free For better efficiency of it is recommended to clean the filter before every use with the spray clean that is provided when you purchase Any damaged f...

Page 11: ...hese codes will no longer be requested 2 CARTRIDGE CODES You own a Cartridge codes 5 characters followed by another set of 5 characters must be entered each time you renew the optic cartridge These co...

Page 12: ...can treat your patient with Depilatory cream You can only treat your patient with 1 week after their last depilatory cream treatment Waxing electric epilator tweezers You can only treat your patient w...

Page 13: ...skin when the flash is delivered Increased potential rashes or burns on highly pigmented skins olive after a session IMPORTANT Thedarkertheskiniswhetherbynatureorafteratan themoreyouhavetobecareful ab...

Page 14: ...use stop to cover a rather large area that must be flashed tattoos REMINDER Make sure that you are applying a thick layer of gel The gel must never overflowinsidethemobileheadofthedevice When selectin...

Page 15: ...tor optical guide must be applied on the skin Then press in order to clip the head of the applicator Take care of stretching the skin where it is the thinnest so that the glass tip optical guide of th...

Page 16: ......

Page 17: ...ut the cartridge delicately and remove it completely image G A 0 6 Consumables Configuration NOTE Unlike the fans located inside the applicator that stop running after a certain period fans located in...

Page 18: ...as it may create serious damage to your device You must return the damaged cartridge to us and order another one Check the cartridge has been well engaged y STEP 6 CLEANING EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL OPTI...

Page 19: ...rocedure please refer strictly to the instructions given by our technical department y STEP 9 ONLY FOR IN THIS CASE IT IS COMPULSORY TO ENTER ACTIVATION CODES FOR THE OPTIC CARTRIDGE Plug in and turn...

Page 20: ...ss your personal space byclickingonyournameonthetoprightofthepageandclickingon Youraccount ClickonTrainingquestionsandActivation codes You will then see your E Swin products Click on the blue box Acti...

Page 21: ...ANGUAGE SELECTION screen D Press on the flag corresponding to the requested language The message Language has been switched is displayed you must then press OK for the change to become effective The L...

Page 22: ...ptic car tridge is dismounted only touch the plastic parts and definitely not the electrodes the tube or the reflector Never try touching the contact elements Never attempt to dismount the applicator...

Page 23: ...is then possible to apply flash treatment to the entire area without worrying about beauty spots The patches are removed at the end of the session The fun stencils are used to mark out zones which are...

Page 24: ...tor BODY OF THE APPLICATOR Clean all of the plastic parts of the applicator with a clean cloth which has been dampened with water without any additives y BASE CABLE TO APPLICATOR Thiscablemustalwaysst...

Page 25: ...SECU02 No cartridge detected The device doesn t work Insert the optic cartridge by carefully following the handling instructions SECU06 Temporary blocking Wait for the procedure that cools down the op...

Page 26: ...oduct after the deadline specified beside this logo gel The batch number of the product is indicated beside this logo gel y RECYCLING AND TREATMENT Instructions for treatment of used products the WEEE...

Page 27: ...network Surge IEC 61000 4 5 1 kV differential mode 2 kV common mode 1 kV differential mode 2 kV common mode Mains power quality should be that of a typical public low voltage power supply network Vol...

Page 28: ...ment due to fixed RF transmitters an electromagnetic site survey should be considered If the measured field strength in the location in which is used exceed the applicable RF compliance level above sh...

Page 29: ...l void the warranty E SWIN SAS will not be held responsible for any accident that may occur due to improper use or non compliance with the prescriptions of the present manual or the various informatio...

Page 30: ...www e swin com 0197 ZA de la Pr v t Rue des C tes d Orval 78550 Houdan FRANCE 01 30 46 37 61 Ref M015GB000C12A rev C 2021 09 21 Copyright by E SWIN All rights reserved...

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