The 808nm diode laser hair removal machine E-012 is a device that uses a special laser with a pulse width of 808nm which can effectively penetrate hair follicles. Using selective light absorption theory, the laser is preferentially absorbed by the melanin of the hair, heating the hair shaft and follicle, destroying the hair follicle and oxygen organization around it. After the hair removal laser fires, the system employs a special cooling process that cools the skin and protects against damage and discomfort.

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Diode Laser D8 User Manual

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Chapter 1 Generation Introduction.............................................................................................. - 3 -
1.1 Introduction .................................................................................................................. - 3 -
1.2 Treatment Parameters................................................................................................... - 3 -
1.3. Use of this Manual ....................................................................................................... - 3 -
1.4. Maintenance ................................................................................................................. - 3 -
1.5. Modification of the System .......................................................................................... - 4 -
1.6. Resale Inspection.......................................................................................................... - 4 -
Chapter 2 Safety.................................................................................................................................5
2.1. Introduction .......................................................................................................................5
2.2．Electrical and mechanical safety ..........................................................................................5
2.3. Light Safety............................................................................................................................5
2.4. Gerneral Precautions and Cautions....................................................................................6
2.5. Warnings Related to Diode Laser D8.....................................................................................7
Chapter 3 Installation.........................................................................................................................9
3.1. Introduction .......................................................................................................................9
3.2 Equipment List ..................................................................................................................9
3.3 Facility Requirements........................................................................................................9
3.4. Handpiece Connection.....................................................................................................11
3.5. Footswitch Connection.................................................................................................... 11
3.6. Filling the Coolant Reservoir ..........................................................................................11
3.7. Cooling system Drainage ................................................................................................11
3.8. Moving the System..........................................................................................................11
Chapter 4 System Description .......................................................................................................12
4.1. System Components and Controls...................................................................................12
4.2. D8 System Specifications................................................................................................13
4.3. D8 Handpieces--- General Description ...........................................................................14
Chapter 5 Controls and Indicators.................................................................................................15
5.1. Introduction .....................................................................................................................15
5.2. Key-switch.......................................................................................................................15
5.3. Emergency Shut-off Knob...............................................................................................15
5.4. Control Panel...................................................................................................................16
5.5. Footswitch .......................................................................................................................16
Chapter 6 Operating Instructions...................................................................................................18
6.1. Introduction .....................................................................................................................18
6.2. Turning on the System.....................................................................................................18
6.3. Operation Menu....................................................................................................................19
6.4. Operation data and treatment parameters. ............................................................................22
6.5. Clinical Data.........................................................................................................................22
6.6. Power Off .............................................................................................................................23
Chapter 7 Maintenance..............................................................................................................24
7.1. Introduction .....................................................................................................................24
7.2. Periodic Service...............................................................................................................24
7.3. Service Information..............................................................................................................24
7.4. Routine Maintenance.......................................................................................................25
7.5. Cleaning and Disinfecting the System.............................................................................25
7.6. Cleaning and Disinfecting the Handpieces......................................................................25
7.7. Filling/Draining the Cooling System's Water Reservoir .................................................25

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Chapter 1 Generation Introduction
1.1 Introduction
Diode laser hair removal technology is based on the selective dynamics of light and
heat. The laser goes through the skin surface to reach the root of hair follicles.
Diode laser machine adopts 808nm, particularly effective to hair follicle melanocytes
without injury surrounding tissue. The laser light can be absorbed by hair shaft and
hair follicles in the melanin, and converted into heat, thus increasing the hair follicle
temperature. When the temperature rises high enough to irreversibly damage the hair
follicle structure, which disappear after a period natural physiological processes of hair
follicles and thus achieve the purpose of permanent hair removal.
1.2 Treatment Parameters
Before treatment initiation, the operator selects the appropriate frequency and
enters the pulse width based on patient’s skin type or lesion depth/diameter and the
requested fluence; namely, the amount of energy expressed in J/cm2
to which the
treated area is exposed.
1.3. Use of this Manual
Vanoo Diode D8 is designed to meet international safety and performance
standards. Personnel operating the system must have a thorough understanding of
the proper operation of the machine.
This manual has been prepared to aid staff and technical personnel to understand
and operate the system. Do not operate the system before reading this manual
and gaining a clear understanding of system operation. If any part of this manual is
not clear, please contact Shanghai Vanoo Laser Technology for clarification.
1.4. Maintenance
D8 is a precision device that requires periodic routine maintenance service, which
must be performed by Shanghai Vanoo Laser Technology authorized technical
personnel. Failure to obtain service voids all warranties expressed and implied. Please
contact Shanghai Vanoo Laser or your local representative for details.

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1.5. Modification of the System
Unauthorized modification of the hardware, software or specifications of the D8
system voids all warranties, expressed and implied. Shanghai Vanoo Laser
Technology Co., Ltd takes no responsibility for the use or operation of such a modified
device.
1.6. Resale Inspection
The D8 is a precision device. If any Shanghai Vanoo Laser Technology Co., Ltd is
resold by anyone other than an authorized sales representative, Shanghai Vanoo
Laser Technology offers a resale inspection by a Shanghai Vanoo Laser technician to
assure that the device is working in accordance with manufacturer’s specifications.
Using the device after it has been resold and before it has been inspected is a
misuse of the device, which may result in injuries and voids all warranties, expressed
and implied.
Shanghai Vanoo Laser Technology also offer service contracts and extended
warranties for its devices. For more information about the services or about the costs
of inspections or service calls, please contact Shanghai Vanoo Laser or your local
representative.

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Chapter 2 Safety
2.1. Introduction
This chapter describes general safety issues regarding the use of the D8 system, with
special emphasis on optical and electrical safety. D8 System is an aesthetic
platform for the treatment of hair removal and stable permanent hair reduction treatment.
With proper operation and maintenance, trained and qualified practitioners can use the
system safely. The supervising physician and all other personnel operating or maintaining
the D8 must be familiar with the safety information provided in this chapter.
The primary consideration should be for the safety of the patient, the physician
and other personnel. Patient safety is mainly assured with a well trained staff and a well
laid out treatment room. Patient education is also important, including information about the
nature of the treatment.
2.2．Electrical and mechanical safety
1. Dangerous high voltage is present with this equipment, some components may also
store electrical charges even after power supply is disconnected; therefore,
except for the technical personnel designated by our company, any other personnel
is not allowed to disassemble any cover components.
2. Only personnel trained by the distributor are authorized to maintain the inner workings
of this device. Any manipulation to the system may cause damage to the device
and will void its warranty.
3. This machine is grounded to earth through the grounding connector of the 3-
connector power supply plug; good grounding is very important to operational safety.
2.3. Light Safety
1. Closed light guide geometry is used to transmit light to the treatment site. Light is
emitted only through the front plane of the light guide.
2. An emergency shutoff knob expedites shutdown when necessary. When pressed, it
immediately shuts down system operation.
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presses the footswitch or handle switch.
4. Water is circulated through the handpiece as soon as the system is turned on in
order to cool the light source.
5. The system is equipped with a footswitch for ease of use. And the default switch is
footswitch.Of course, you can active the handle switch in technical screen if you would
like to.
2.4. Gerneral Precautions and Cautions
The following precautions, cautions and warnings must be observed for the safe use of
the D8 system.
2.4.1. Precautins
Physicians and clinicians should read this manual thoroughly before attempting to
operate the D8 system.
Any Handpiece’s lightguide must be kept clean at all times. Remember to clean the
cooling gel from the lightguides after each patient.
The system weighs approximately 35kg and may cause injury if proper care is not used
when moving it. The system is well balanced and is designed to be moved, but should
always be moved carefully and slowly. Never pull the system by the Handpiece.
2.4.2. Cautions
 Only Shanghai Vanoo Laser authorized personnel may service the D8 system. This
includes making internal adjustments to the power supply, cooling system, optics,
Handpieces, etc.
Verify that the D8 is wired for the appropriate electrical voltage of your
country (100VAC,110-120VAC or 220-240VAC).
 Maintenance performed by the operator must only take place when the system is
shut down and disconnected from the electrical power source. Performing maintenance
procedures with the system powered-up can be hazardous to the operator and/or
destructive to the system.
 Always turn off the system when it is not in use.
 Never leave the system in START mode unattended.
 Never allow untrained personnel to operate the system.
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oriented at a specific and intended target.
 The Handpiece and lightguide must always be visually inspected before
treating and the patient. If any wear or damage is apparent, do not use the Handpiece.
2.5. Warnings Related to Diode Laser D8
2.5.1. Burn Hazards
The D8 System emits 808nm wavelength spectrum, which, in part, is invisible to the
human eye and can cause third degree burns.
2.5.2. Direct and Reflected Eye Exposure Hazards
It is essential all people present in the treatment room during the treatment (patient and
staff) protect their eyes by wearing Shanghai Vanoo Laser recommended protective eye -
ware.
It is good practice to instruct the patient to close their eyes during treatment even
when wearing protective eye glasses.
If the treatment area is very close to the eyes (e.g. eyelids), protect the eyes with
corneal shields.
To provide adequate eye protection, people in the treatment room must be fitted with
the following protective eye-ware:
.Patient- Eye patch,Operator- Protective eye-ware glasses
2.5.3. Explosion and Fire Hazards
The absorption of optical energy raises the temperature of the absorbing material. Take
precautions of reduce the risk of igniting combustible materials in and around the
treatment area.
The system is not suitable for use in the presence of flammable mixtures with air or oxygen.
Do not operate in the presence of volatile solvents such as alcohol, gasoline or other
solvents.
Do not use any flammable substances such as alcohol or acetone in the preparation of the
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If alcohol is used to clean and disinfect any part of the D8 system, allow it to dry thoroughly
before operating the system.
Flammable materials must be kept at a safe distance from the system.
2.5.4. High Voltage Hazards
The system utilizes high-voltage electricity. To avoid personnel injury, do not operate the
system before ensuring that the exterior panels are properly closed. Do not attempt to
remove or disassemble the exterior panels.
The D8 system produces very high voltages in various components. Some components
may retain a charge after the power supply has been turned off, so no part of the exterior
housing should be removed, except by Shanghai Vanoo Laser authorized personnel.
Whenever system maintenance is performed, never leave the system turned on, open or
unattended.
2.5.5. Grounding the system
The system is grounded through the grounding conductor in the power cord and
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Chapter 3 Installation
3.1. Introduction
D8 system is designed for installation in an office or a clinic and requires minimal site
preparation. When D8 system is purchased, complete on-site installation, including initial
system testing and calibration, is included.
System transportation and installation is carried out by Shanghai Vanoo Laser
authorized technical personnel, who will do the following:
Unpack the system and position it in its pre-selected location;
Verify the integrity of the system and its components;
Connect system components (Handpieces, footswitch);
Plug the system into a designated electrical outlet;
Fill the cooling system reservoir with deionized water;
Test the system for proper calibration and functional operation of all components and
software;
Coordinate the performance of an on-site safety inspection, if required.
3.2 Equipment List
D8 system includes the following:
 Machine body
 Handpiece
 Set of keys
 Footswitch
 Protective eyeglasses
 Eye goggle
 Water filling kit
 Power Cord
3.3 Facility Requirements
Before unpacking the system, ensure that the site meets the requirements described in
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3.3.1. Space and Positioning
Space should be allocated with adequate ventilation and free airflow. The working area
for the system should be prepared according to the system dimensions. In order to
guarantee proper ventilation, always keep the sides of the system at least 0.5m from
the wall or from other obstructions to air flow. After positioning the system, lock the breaks
on the front wheels by pressing the pedals on top of each wheel.
3.3.2. Electrical Requirements
The system is factory pre-wired for the local line voltage, as ordered by the customer.
Accordingly, the system will require a separate line supply of:
 100VAC, 13A, 50/60Hz, single phase, Or:
 110-120VAC, 13A, 50/60Hz, single phase, Or:
 220-240VAC, 6A, 50/60Hz, single phase
Input power lines should be free of transients, voltage and current spikes, sags and
surges. Consequently, the system power line should not be shared with other heavy
variable loads such as elevators, air conditioning systems, large motors, etc.
The system is grounded through the grounding conductor in the power cable that is
plugged into the wall power outlet. Good grounding is essential for safe operation.
3.3.3. Environmental Requirements
Air Quality:
The system should operate in a non-corrosive atmosphere. Corrosive materials such as
acids can damage electrical wiring, electronic components and the surfaces of optical
components.
Air-borne dust particles should be kept to a minimum. Dust particles absorb light and heat
up. Hot particles located on the optical lenses can damage them. Metallic dust is
destructive to electrical equipment.
Water Quality:
The system should be operated using deionized water only. Regular tap water contains
sediments that may damage the cooling system.
Temperature:
To ensure that the system performs optimally, maintain room temperature between 20℃
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3.4. Handpiece Connection
The Handpiece connector is designed to enable easy replacement of the Handpiece
when required. The Handpiece connection port is located on the back of the machine. For
insertion and removal of the connector, the upper and lower gray buttons must be
pressed at the same time to release those pins.
If you don’t need to operate, please hang the Handpiece on the Handpiece holder.
3.5. Footswitch Connection
To connect the footswitch, connect the footswitch to the connection port on the system’s
service panel.
3.6. Filling the Coolant Reservoir
The cooling system’s reservoir must be filled with deionized water. It is imperative that the
level of the water in the reservoir be checked every three months and deionized water
added if necessary.
Refer to Chapter 7 of this manual-Maintenance- for complete coolant filling
instructions.
3.7. Cooling system Drainage
If the system is to be stored in a cold area where the temperature may fall below 0 ,℃ the
deionized water must be drained from the cooling system.
3.8. Moving the System
1. Place the Handpiece in its holder.
2. Disconnect the power cable.
3. Disconnect the footswitch
4. Disengage the wheel brakes.
5. Move the system to its new position by pushing/pulling with the console handle.
6. Re-engage the wheel brakes.
7. Reconnect the footswitch and the power cable.
8. Connect the desired Handpiece and resume normal operation.
If the system is to be moved to another facility, consult your Shanghai Vanoo Laser
Service representative.

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Chapter 4 System Description
This chapter provides a detailed description of D8 system. The description covers the
system’s main components, controls and functional sub-systems.
4.1. System Components and Controls
4.1.1. The Control Panel
D8 system is controlled by the micro-controller. D8 control panel includes the
following features:
 The emergency shutoff knob is a red, mushroom-like knob designed for
emergency shutdown of the system.
 The LCD display provides information on the status and settings of D8 system.
4.1.2. The Service Panel
The service panel is located on the system’s rear side. It incorporates all the
required controls and connections for the system:
 Main power cable plug-in
 Main circuit breaker
 Footswitch connection port
 Connection fittings for water cooling system filling/draining
 Key Switch for opening real Door.
 Cooling fan grills

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4.1.3. Cooling System
D8 cooling system incorporates a water pump, water reservoir, radiator, flow switch and
five fans. The system circulated water from the fan-cooled radiator to the Handpiece.
4.1.4. Fans
Five fans are located inside the system.
4.1.5. Footswitch
The footswitch is enabled only when the system is in Start mode and Foot Status option.
4.2. D8 System Specifications
Wavelength 808nm Diode Laser light source

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Display 8.4” LCD touch screen
Power supply 110-240VAC, 50-60HZ-1500 VA
Spot size Rectangular 14x10mm2
Pulse Width 10-300 ms
Frequency 1-12 Hz
Energy Density 1 J/cm2-40J/cm2
Machine Dimension： 43*72*108cm
Net Weight： 35 KGS
4.3. D8 Handpieces--- General Description
D8 Handpiece comprises a complete delivery system and emits the laser beam.
The machine can’t be operated unless a Handpiece is connected to the system.
The operator can adjust the energy fluence within the predetermined range.
Handpiece is connected to the system console by a plug-socket connector which
houses the wiring and cooling water tubes.
The Handpieces is activated by pressing the footswitch or handle switch. The laser
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Chapter 5 Controls and Indicators
5.1. Introduction
This chapter details the controls, indicators and connections ports of D8 system:
 Key-switch
 Emergency shut-off knob
 Control Panel
 Service Panel
 Drainning Port
 Footswitch
 Handpiece Trigger
5.2. Key-switch
The key-switch is located on the system’s front panel. It is used to turn on the main
operating menu after the system is activated. To switch the system into operational
mode, the key-switch is turned a quarter of a turn, clockwise.
5.3. Emergency Shut-off Knob
In case of emergency, press the red emergency shut-off knob to stop all system
operations. To resume operation, release the knob by turning it a quarter of a turn
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5.4. Control Panel
The control panel display in LCD touch screen specifies the selected fluence, the
frequency, the pulse width, the selected cooling system, water flow status, water
temperature status and shooting count(Current and total).
5.5. Footswitch
Pulsed light emission occurs only when the footswitch is activated. When you set
the switch on “Foot”, then footswitch is activated.
The footswitch is enabled only when the system is in Start mode. Activation
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The footswitch is a pedal that is connected to Service Panel.

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Chapter 6 Operating Instructions
6.1. Introduction
This chapter describes in detail the operating instructions of D8 system. Specific
treatment parameters and information concerning the therapeutic applications of the system.
6.2. Turning on the System
1. Plug the system into the mains power outlet.
2. Connect the footswitch to the service panel.
3. Connect Handpiece by pressing the two buttons on the top and bottom of the
Handpiece connector. While pressed, insert the Handpiece connector into its
socket on the system’s front panel. A click should be heard to indicate proper
connection. Make sure that the Handpiece is correctly inserted by trying once to
pull the connector from its socket.
4. The patient and all personnel in the room should wear safety eyewear specific
to the handpiece in use.
5. Switch on the circuit breaker on the system’s service panel; the water
circulation and fans will be working.
6. Turn on the key switch clockwise one quarter on the system’s platform.
The LCD screen will turn on and welcome screen will appear. And the
system will do self-checking. The system will monitor the water temperature
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6.3. Operation Menu
The main operation menu includes skin type, energy, frequency, pulse width, cooling level,
water temperature, water flow etc.
6.3.1. Skin type: There are six skin types for option, different energy density for different
skin color. Just need to press the related photos in the skin type interface to finish this
setting.
6.3.2. Energy: Energy intensity of the laser output can be adjusted from 1J/cm2 to
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6.3.3. Frequency: Frequency can be adjusted from 1Hz to 12Hz for different speed shooting
requirement.
6.3.4. Pulse width: Pulse width is time one pulse lasts.
6.3.5. Cooling: Five levels of cooling can be adjusted. The level higher, the cooling stronger.
6.3.6. Water Temperature: It showing present water temperature inside machine for safe
machine operation.
6.3.7. Water Flow: It ensures smooth water flow. If there is any problem about machine
flow, it will blink and tell there is water flow problem.
6.3.8. Current Count and Total Count: current count means the present shots number after
you turn on the machine. Total count means total shots in the history of machine operation.
6.3.9. Start and Stop: This button switches D8 system between START and STOP modes.
Press this button when you are ready to start the treatment; Laser emission will be enabled
when the footswitch or handle switch is pressed. Press the button again to return the system
to STOP mode.
6.3.10. Setting: This button is the entry to general system setting, it will enter into the
system setting menu directly. Language — There are six languages for your option. What you
choose will be changed among English, Italian, French, Spanish, German and Russian.
Clock Setting — To set the correct time by means of pressing “up” and “down” button.
Water Temperature — It is for alarm bounds setting of water temperature. It can be adjusted
and when real water temperature is up to the setting data, it will blink on the operation menu.
The operation shall be stooped for machine safety.
Switch Type — To activate the trigger on handle, please select “HAND”. To activate
the footswitch, please select “FOOT”.

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Count and Password—Press this button and enter into Password Screen, please input
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6.4. Operation data and treatment parameters.
D8 system max is with max energy 40J/cm2, pulse width 300ms and max frequency 12Hz.
Operator can adjust the proper parameters according to the patient’s skin type and
reaction to finish different treatment effect. Energy, Frequency, Pulse Width and Cooling
Level all can be decreased by related button, and can be increased by pressing
related button. After setting all proper parameters, press START button and be
ready for laser output by pressing button on handpiece.
6.5. Clinical Data
6.5.1. Precautions before treatment
Clean operation part→shave the redundant hairs(for example, shave the beard and
forehead of lady）→exfoliate（don’t do on thin skin）→adjust the focus, create and save
custom’s profile→ choose skin type→shoot empty several times→do treatment→cold spray
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6.5.2. The do’s and don’ts in treatment.
Make sure the patient’s eyes are closed to avoid damage.
Make sure the treatment head touch the skin gentle, do not compress the skin heavily
to avoid burn the skin.
Do not aim the light at patient or other’s eyes to avoid the eye damage.
6.5.3. After treatment
Cold spray or compress is very important. After treatment, the skin needs to cold
compress by ice bag around 20mins and apply the aloes gel to ease the reaction after
treatment.
Suggest patients use cold water to clean the treatment part in 3-7 days after treatment.
Do not wipe the scabby part if there is scab.
Sun blocking is necessary. The sun blocking cream with index above 30 is workable.
Do not eat spicy, seafood or other foods with irritation. The vegetables with light
perceptual (such as celery, spinach, caraway and white radish) is also need to avoid.
Do not use the functional cosmetic or drags with hormone in treatment period and within 2
months after treatment.
Remind: the rules in treatment
Adjust energy from low level to high level step by step, and consult the patients feeling
during treatment. Add or reduce the energy according to client’s bearing capacity. Do
observe the skin’s condition and adjust energy accordingly.
The best treatment results on skin
There is gentle rubefaction on treatment part and there is red spot on the hair roots.
The patient will feel a little burning and pricking sensation. But all these result will be
ease after cold spray or compress. The treatment part would scab and the color of the
spot would be darker.
6.6. Power Off
After finishing treatment, press STOP and enter into standby condition. Switch off the
key and turn off the power source after the day work. Before or after the operation each
time, use the gauze or a cotton swab dipped in 75% of medical alcohol to clean the
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Chapter 7 Maintenance
7.1. Introduction
This chapter contains maintenance instructions for D8 System.
Routine maintenance maybe performed by Clinic staff unless otherwise specified. Any
maintenance procedure not mentioned in this chapter must be performed only by
Shanghai Vanoo Laser authorized technical personnel.
The system is designed to operate reliably without any need for operator maintenance.
However, the outer surfaces of the system should be kept clean for hygienic reasons and
the light-guides (Sapphire) should be cleaned between sessions to enable effective treatment.
7.2. Periodic Service
The system should be periodically inspected and maintained to keep it in peak operating
condition.
The following routine service operations should be performed by Shanghai Vanoo Laser
authorized technical personnel every 6 months:
1. General system check;
2. Interior inspection, including cleaning accumulated layers of dust;
3. Cooling system:
Clean the radiator and fans
Check the water quick -CPC connector.
7.3. Service Information
In communications with Shanghai Vanoo Laser authorized representatives regarding
the system, always include the part number and serial number indicated on the
identification label located on the system service panel.
Questions or problems should be referred to your Shanghai Vanoo Laser representative,
or to Shanghai Vanoo Laser Technology Co., Ltd Service Centers at:
Shanghai Vanoo Laser Technology Co., Ltd
2nd
floor, C1 building, No. 8, Lane 449, Nujiang North
Rd., Putuo District, 200333, Shanghai, China
Tel: 0086 21 62328650
Email: info@vanoo-laser.com

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7.4. Routine Maintenance
The following routine maintenance procedures should be performed by the clinic staff on
a regular basis determined by the clinic protocol.
The D8 system generates high voltages and light radiation when powered up.
Always turn the system off and unplug the power cable before performing maintenance
procedures.
The interior of the system or its components may be serviced only by Shanghai Vanoo
Laser authorized technical personnel.
7.5. Cleaning and Disinfecting the System
The outer surface of the system may be wiped clean with a soft cotton cloth swabbed
in 70% alcohol.
7.6. Cleaning and Disinfecting the Handpieces
Preventive inspection of the Handpieces should be performed after each treatment. The
inspection consists of checking the output surface of the lightguide. If the Handpiece's
tip is dirty, it should be cleaned with a damp cotton cloth.
The outer surface of the Handpiece body may be wiped clean with a soft cotton cloth
swabbed in 70% alcohol.
7.7. Filling/Draining the Cooling System's Water
Reservoir
The cooling system's water reservoir must be filled/refilled with deionized water in the
following instances:
Upon installation of a new system.
Filling/refilling the water reservoir is done with the water filling kit that is supplied with the
system, which includes: A water filling tube, with a funnel connected to one side and
a quick-connector attached to the other side; an elbowed white CPC fitting

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