Remington i-Light IpL5000 Troubleshooting Guide download pdf (Page 11)

Getting Acquainted With i-Light

Flash Button (fig. 1-B)

The Flash Button is located on the hand piece. To activate the flash bulb,

ensure the Skin Contact Sensor is fully engaged and press the Flash Button.

Bulb Status Indicator Display

(fig. 1-P)

The device is ready to flash when the Bulb Status Indicator Display is

illuminated green.

NOTE:

If the Flash Button is pressed AND the Skin Contact Sensor is not fully engaged OR

the Bulb Status Indicator Display is not illuminated, an audible “beep” will sound.

When the Bulb Status Indicator Display illuminates yellow, there are 150

flashes remaining in the flash bulb. When the Bulb Status Indicator Display

flashes yellow, the bulb cartridge has been used up and will no longer

operate. You must replace the bulb cartridge to continue using the device.

Nose Cone Release Buttons

(fig. 1-F)

Press both buttons and gently pull to remove the nose cone.

WARNING: ALWAYS ensure the unit is OFF and the power cord is disconnected

before removing the nose cone. If the nose cone is removed while the

unit is powered ON, all indicator lights on the base unit will flash and

audible “beeps” will sound.

Preparing for Use

When the power switch is turned ON, the system will perform a self-test to ensure

the device is functioning properly. This test will only take 1-2 seconds. When the test

has completed, you may notice a quick flash from the output window.

This is completely normal and indicates the device is ready to use.

When in use, this device can draw a moderate current level. Remington® recommends

that you avoid using this product on the same electrical circuit at the same time as

other high current draw devices (such as a hair dryer). Doing so could result in a

blown fuse or tripped circuit breaker.

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