Salon Expert LAS 100 - IPL hair remover BEURER - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) epilator (laser diode)
Brand	Beurer
Model	Salon Expert LAS 100
Laser Type	Class 1 diode laser
Wavelength	810 nm
Output Fluence	7–22 J/cm²
Energy Levels	5 adjustable levels
Power Supply	Battery charger: input 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz; output 5 V DC, 3.0 A / 2.3 A
Battery Life	Approximately 600 flashes per full charge
Charging Time	Approximately 2 hours
Treatable Areas	Legs, arms, bikini line, underarms, feet, hands, chest, back, stomach, women's face (below cheek line)
Compatible Skin Types	White, ivory, beige, light brown (according to shade card)
Hair Colors Treated	Naturally dark brown or black (does not work on blonde, white, red, or gray hair)
Safety	Integrated skin sensor: unlocks device only if skin color is compatible; automatic lock
Display Functions	Flash counter, battery indicator, treatment level, lock and skin sensor indicator
Maintenance and Cleaning	Clean treatment window and skin sensor with a soft cloth moistened with water and mild soap; dry completely
Operating Conditions	Temperature: 5°C to 30°C; relative humidity: 15–85% (non-condensing)
Storage Conditions	Temperature: –20°C to 50°C; relative humidity: 0–93% (non-condensing)
Expected Lifespan	Maximum 3 years
Included Accessories	Battery charger, shade card, instruction manual

Frequently Asked Questions - Salon Expert LAS 100 BEURER

What skin types are compatible with the Beurer Salon Expert LAS 100?

The device is designed for light to medium skin: white, ivory, beige, and light brown. Use the enclosed shade card to check your compatibility.

What hair colors does the device work on?

The laser targets dark pigments: it works only on naturally brown or black hair. It is ineffective on blonde, white, red, or gray hair.

How do I unlock the laser before use?

Press the power button, then place the skin sensor (red light at the base) against the skin to be treated. If the sensor validates your complexion, the device emits a series of beeps and unlocks.

Should I shave the area before treatment?

Yes, it is recommended to shave the area to be treated before each session. This allows the laser light to reach the hair follicle and improves comfort. Do not use wax or tweezers between sessions.

How often should I perform treatments?

For optimal results, treat the area every two weeks for a maximum of 3 months or until a satisfactory reduction is achieved.

How many flashes are needed per area?

The number varies: approximately 100 flashes per underarm, 200 per side for bikini, 600 per leg (upper or lower). Use the built-in flash counter.

What should I do if the skin becomes red after treatment?

Slight redness within 24 hours is normal. If it persists for more than 2-3 days, stop use and consult a doctor.

Can the device be used on the face?

Yes, but only on women, below the cheek line. Do not use on the eyes, eyebrows, eyelashes, neck, or male jawline.

How do I clean the Beurer Salon Expert LAS 100?

Turn off and unplug the device. Clean the treatment window and exterior with a soft damp cloth (water + mild soap). For the skin sensor, use a dry lint-free cloth. Let dry completely before reuse.

What should I do if the device does not turn on?

Check if the battery is charged: plug in the charger and wait 2 hours. If the indicator does not light up, ensure the charger is properly connected. If the problem persists, contact customer service.

USER MANUAL Salon Expert LAS 100 BEURER

Instructions for Use

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SKIN TONE CHART

CHECK YOUR SKIN TONE to find out if you can safely use the Tria Hair Removal Laser. Match the skin in the area you wish to treat to the range of skin tones shown on this chart. If your skin tone matches any of the skin tones labelled "Not Safe" for treatment, then DO NOT USE the Tria Laser.

INTENDED SKIN TONES:

NOT SAFE:

FOR USE ON:

Legs; Arms; Bikini Line; Underarms; Feet; Hands; Chest; Back; Stomach; Women's Facial Hair (cheek line downward)

READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE

Before you use your new Tria Laser, read this booklet for important information:

• Confirm that the Tria Laser is safe for you.
• Learn how to use the Tria Laser.
  • View our treatment results timeline.
• Read our tips for best results.
• Review contraindications and warnings, which are marked with the symbol below:

This Warning Symbol appears next information about possible safety risks. Sure to read and follow all the warnings of safety information.

We recommend that you save these instructions for future reference. If you have questions or concerns, please contact Tria Beauty Customer Service. You can also find the Quick Start Guide on our website (see back cover).

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION 2
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR TRIA LASER 3.
WHAT THE TRIA LASER IS USED FOR (INDICATIONS) 5
WHO SHOULD NOT USE THE TRIA LASER (CONTRAINDICATIONS) 5
WARNINGS 5
BENEFITS AND RISKS 7
TRIA LASER TREATMENT OVERVIEW ...8
WHAT TO EXPECT 9.
BEFORE YOUR FIRST TREATMENT .9
BEFORE EVERY TREATMENT .10
HOW TO TREAT 12
TAKING CARE OF YOUR TRIA LASER 14
TROUBLESHOOTING 14

CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR NEW TRIA LASER

The Tria Hair Removal Laser gives you permanent results at home, unlike temporary solutions such as shaving and waxing. The Tria Laser works in the same way as professional laser hair removal. It treats the hair follicle, not just the hair, giving you permanent hair reduction after a series of treatments.

LET'S GET STARTED!

INTRODUCTION

HOW DOES LASER HAIR REMOVAL WORK?

The Tria Laser deactivates the follicles in your skin that produce hair. It emits a pulse of laser light, which heats up the dark pigment inside the hair and deactivates the hair follicle. That's why it can deliver permanent results and works only on naturally brown or black hair.

To be most effective, the Tria Laser needs to treat each hair follicle during its active growth period. Hair grows in cycles, so multiple treatments are necessary. For best results, treat every two weeks for up to 3 months or until you are satisfied with the amount of hair reduction.

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR TRIA LASER

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The Tria Laser will lock when it is not in use.

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BATTERY INDICATOR

This light indicates battery charge. It will blink when the battery is low and needs to be recharged.

PULSE COUNTER

Counts the number of pulses in a treatment session.

TREATMENT LEVEL

Your Tria Laser energy settings.

SKIN SENSOR INDICATOR

This light indicates that the skin sensor is ready for use.

POWER BUTTON

Adjusts the treatment level and turns the Tria Laser on and off.

BATTERY CHARGER

Charges the Tria Laser. The Tria Laser will not operate while plugged in.

WHAT THE TRIA LASER IS USED FOR (INDICATIONS)

The Tria Hair Removal Laser is used to remove unwanted hair. It is an over-the-counter system intended for adjunctive use with shaving for hair removal sustained with periodic treatments. It is also intended for permanent reduction in hair regrowth defined as long-term, stable reduction in the number of hairs regrowing when measured out to 6, 9 and 12 months after the completion of the treatment regime.

It is intended for use only on light to medium skin tones (see the Skin Tone Chart on the inside front cover) and naturally brown or black hair. It will not work on white, grey, blonde or red hair.

WHO SHOULD NOT USE THE TRIA LASER (CONTRAINDICATIONS)

DO NOT use the Tria Laser if your skin tone matches one listed as "Not Safe" on the Skin Tone Chart on the inside front cover of this booklet. If you use the Tria Laser on skin deemed "Not Safe" for treatment, the skin may absorb too much laser light and be injured (burned, discoloured or scarred).

PLEASE NOTE: The skin sensor is a safety feature that unlocks the Tria Laser. If it is not safe for you to use the Tria Laser, you won't be able to unlock it with the skin sensor.

DO NOT use the Tria Laser if you are under the age of 18 or use it on anyone else under the age of 18. The use of the Tria Laser on or by children has not been studied and could result in serious injury.

DO NOT use the Tria Laser if you have a lighter hair colour, such as blonde, white, red or grey. In order for the laser to work, you must have naturally dark hair where you are treating. Lighter hair pigments will not absorb enough of the laser's energy to disable the hair follicle.

WARNINGS

⚠️ DO NOT use the Tria Laser on or around the eyes, eyebrows or eyelashes. Doing so can cause permanent eye injury.

DO NOT use the Tria Laser if the Skin Tone Chart shows that your skin tone is not suitable. If you have African, Indian, Native American or Pacific Island heritage, you may have a skin tone that is not suitable—be sure to check the Skin Tone Chart. Darker skin tones can absorb too much laser light, which can injure the skin.

DO NOT use the Tria Laser anywhere on the ears, nipples, genitals or around the anus. These areas may have more sensitive skin, a darker skin tone, and/or a greater hair density, and using the Tria Laser there may cause serious skin injury.

DO NOT use the Tria Laser on parts of your skin that are darker than your usual skin tone: tattoos, dark brown or black spots (such as large freckles, birthmarks or moles) or skin that is red or swollen from a previous treatment. Dark skin may absorb too much laser light, which can injure the skin.

DO NOT use the Tria Laser on a man's face, jaw or neck. The hair in a man's beard area is too dense, and using the Tria Laser in these areas may result in skin injury.

Hair removal by laser can cause increased hair growth in some individuals. Based upon currently available data, the highest risk groups for this response are females of Mediterranean, Middle Eastern and South Asian heritage treated on the face and neck.

DO NOT use the Tria Laser on damaged skin, including open wounds, cold sores, sunburns or areas where you have had a skin peel or other skin resurfacing procedure within the last 6-8 weeks (check with your doctor). These conditions can make the skin more susceptible to injury.

⚠ DO NOT use the Tria Laser if you are pregnant or breast-feeding. The Tria Laser has not been tested on pregnant women. Hormonal changes could increase skin sensitivity and the risk of skin injury.

DO NOT use the Tria Laser if it appears damaged, and DO NOT attempt to open or repair the Tria Laser. These actions increase the risk of skin or eye injury. Please contact Customer Service for assistance.

Always follow the basic safety precautions for electrical devices: DO NOT get the Tria Laser or the charger damp or wet. DO NOT use the Tria Laser while bathing or put it next to a bath or sink. DO NOT operate a charger with a damaged plug or cord. ALWAYS keep the cord away from heated surfaces. Failure to follow these precautions can cause electrocution or electric shock.

⚠️ DO NOT use the Tria Laser for any purpose other than hair removal.

The Tria Laser is for personal use. The Tria Laser is not for use in a medical office, clinic, salon or other commercial setting.

DO NOT use the Tria Laser on any area where you may someday want your hair to grow back. The results may be permanent and irreversible.

Invisible Laser Radiation. Do Not View Directly with Optical Instruments. Class 1 Laser Product.

Viewing the laser output with certain optical instruments (for example eye loupes, magnifiers, and microscopes) within a distance of 100 mm may pose an eye hazard.

⚠️ No modification of this equipment is allowed.

This device uses RF energy only for its internal function. Therefore, its RF emissions are very low and are not likely to cause any interference in nearby electronic equipment.

BENEFITS AND RISKS

A medically supervised clinical study has shown that the Tria Laser is safe and works when used as directed.

Seventy-nine (79) users performed a 6-week course of treatment (3 treatments) and all side effects were observed. The number of hairs at each treatment site was counted before each treatment and at 1, 2, 3, 6 and 12 months after the last treatment. No additional treatments were performed after the third treatment.

BENEFITS

When used as directed, the Tria Laser gives you permanent results. The results vary from person-to-person and depend on which body area is treated and how closely treatment instructions are followed. The clinical study demonstrated the following benefits:

- 61% average reduction in hair count 3 weeks after the first treatment

- 70% average reduction in hair count 3 weeks after the second treatment

- 60% average reduction in hair count 1 month after the third treatment

• 33% average reduction in hair count 12 months following the third treatment In the study, 69 of 79 users (87%) reported finer hair at 1 month after the last treatment than before any treatment. And 55 of 79 users (70%) reported lighter hair at 1 month after the last treatment than before any treatment.

These results were obtained with only 3 treatments. For best results, treat every 2 weeks for 3 months or until you are satisfied with the amount of hair reduction.

RISKS

It is important to use the Tria Laser properly. Make sure that you understand and follow all warnings (see pages 5-7). The skin sensor will prevent use of the device on contraindicated skin types (see page 5).

If you use the Tria Laser as directed, the risks are low:

• In the clinical study, almost all users reported mild to moderate pain or discomfort during their first treatment, with a reduction in sensitivity reported in their later treatments. This is normal. You may feel warmth, burning, tingling or itching; some users described feeling the same level of discomfort as when a rubber band snaps against the skin. If the pain is too intense or persists after a treatment, stop using the Tria Laser and check with your doctor before using it again.
• Your skin may become red right after treatment or within 24 hours. This redness generally clears up within a few hours. See your doctor if the redness does not go away within 2-3 days.
• In rare cases, some users may see an increase in the number of hairs in the treated area after the initial treatment. If this increase persists over several treatments, stop using the Tria Laser and see your doctor.

The following symptoms affected no users in the clinical study (0 out of 88) but have been reported with other hair removal lasers:

• Skin swelling, especially around the hair follicle. If the swelling doesn't go away within 2-3 days, stop using the Tria Laser and see your doctor.
• Temporary or permanent skin discolouration. If your skin colour changes, stop using the Tria Laser and see your doctor.

- Blisters. This is very unlikely for people with a light or medium skin tone. If you do develop a blister, stop using the Tria Laser and don't let the blister become infected. Consult your doctor if needed.

TRIA LASER TREATMENT OVERVIEW

BEFORE YOUR FIRST TREATMENT

• 6 weeks before your treatment, stop waxing or plucking hair and do not get a skin peel.
• At least 1 day before treatment, perform a patch test on your skin (see page 10).

BEFORE EVERY TREATMENT

• Charge your Tria Laser (see page 9).
• Unplug it from the battery charger.
• Cleanse, shave and dry your skin (see page 10).
• Turn on the Tria Laser (see page 11).
• Unlock it with the skin sensor (see page 11).
• Set the treatment level (see page 11).

BETWEEN TREATMENTS

- Shave, but don't wax or pluck hair.

TREAT UNTIL YOU'RE DONE

• Be consistent and follow treatment instructions.
• For best results, treat every two weeks for up to 3 months or until you see the desired results.

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WHILE USING THE TRIA LASER

• The sensation varies, depending on the person, treatment area and treatment level. Some users may feel the sensation of a rubber band snapping on the skin. Others will feel a warm, prickling sensation.
• As the amount of hair in the treated areas decreases, the sensation will also decrease. For this reason, you may be able to use a higher treatment level after your initial treatments.
• Some users experience mild redness that goes away within 24 hours.

DURING YOUR FIRST 3 MONTHS

OF TREATMENT

• After your first treatment, there will be no visible change to the hair. Laser hair removal does not cause hair to immediately fall out.
- With additional treatments, there will be a gradual reduction in the number of hairs with each treatment.
- The hair that does regrow will also begin to lighten and become finer.

AFTER 3 MONTHS OF TREATMENT

• Hair follicles that have been deactivated by the Tria Laser will not grow back.
• Do occasional touch-ups or additional treatments if necessary.

BEFORE YOUR FIRST TREATMENT

CHARGE THE TRIA LASER

Charge the Tria Laser for at least 2 hours before you use it or anytime the battery indicator is "empty" and blinking. If you are covering a large area or have the Tria Laser set to a high energy level, you may need to charge the Tria Laser in the middle of a treatment. This is normal.

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TO CHARGE:

1. Plug the battery charger into the Tria Laser charger socket and into a power outlet.
2. The battery indicator will show it is "filling up" while the Tria Laser is charging.
3. Once fully charged, the battery light will stay on and you may unplug the charger. The Tria Laser can remain plugged in for extended periods of time without damage.

NOTE: To prevent damage to your Tria Laser, use only the included Tria battery charger. If you lose the charger, please contact Customer Service.

NOTE: You may charge the laser in Quiet mode (charges without the sound of cooling fan), but it will take longer. To change charging modes, press and hold the power button while charging until you hear a tone.

TEST THE LASER ON A PATCH OF SKIN

Before your first full treatment on a new area of your body, we recommend you test the Tria Laser on a patch of skin there and try different energy levels.

1. Prepare your skin and unlock the Tria Laser (see page 10). The Tria Laser will be set to Level 1 (low).
2. Place the treatment window flat against your skin, and test one laser pulse.
3. If Level 1 was tolerable for you, then move to another test area and increase to Level 2, testing a patch at that level with one laser pulse. To adjust the Tria Laser setting up or down, press the power button (see page 11).
4. If Level 2 was tolerable for you, change test locations and increase by one level until you find

the highest setting that is still tolerable. Treating at the highest level possible will maximise results.

1. Wait 24 hours and then examine the test areas. If the skin appears normal, start your first treatment at the highest level you are comfortable using.

Retest your skin if your skin tone changes dramatically (due to tanning).

⚠️ If you notice blistering, burns, changes in your skin tone or any other side effects, or if you are not sure about the outcome of the test, DO NOT USE your Tria Laser. Contact Customer Service or your doctor.

BEFORE EVERY TREATMENT

PREPARE YOUR SKIN

1. Cleanse the treatment area, removing all cosmetics, lotions and creams that may block the laser light.
2. Shave the treatment area. This removes the surface hair, which improves comfort and allows the light to better reach the hair in the follicle.
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UNLOCK THE LASER

The Tria Laser will lock when it's not in use. To unlock the Tria Laser, use the skin sensor, which helps confirm that the Tria laser is safe for your skin tone. To unlock:

1. Unplug the Tria Laser from the battery charger and press the power button to turn it on. The display will show the lock and skin sensor icons.
2. Hold the skin sensor (red light at the base of the Tria Laser) against the skin in the area you wish to treat. The skin sensor will automatically sense and check your skin. If the Tria Laser is safe for your skin tone, the Tria Laser will emit a series of beeps and unlock.
3. Hold the skin sensor (red light at the base of the Tria Laser) against the skin in the area you wish to treat. The skin sensor will automatically sense and check your skin. If the Tria Laser is safe for your skin tone, the Tria Laser will emit a series of beeps and unlock.

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1. If the lock icon is still visible and you do not hear a series of beeps, then it may not be safe for you to use the Tria Laser. Or, you may be using the skin sensor incorrectly and need to try again. To try again, lift the skin sensor from your skin and follow Steps 1 and 2 above. If you still cannot unlock the Tria Laser, please contact Customer Service for assistance.

SET THE TREATMENT LEVEL

The Tria Laser has different energy levels. In a clinical study, higher levels were found to be 2-3 times more effective. So for best results, we recommend you use the highest setting that you can tolerate.

When the Tria Laser is on and unlocked, press the power button to select your desired level. Each time you press the power button, the level will increase. Once the Tria Laser is at the maximum level, pressing the power button again will return it to the lowest level.

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HOW TO TREAT

1. TURN ON THE LASER, UNLOCK IT AND SET THE TREATMENT LEVEL (SEE PAGE 11).

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1. TOUCH AND HOLD THE TREATMENT WINDOW TO THE SKIN UNTIL YOU HEAR TWO BEEPS.

2. If you do not hear beeps, make sure that the treatment window is flat against your skin. The laser will only pulse when the whole window is touching your skin.
   • If you hear a buzzing tone instead of the second beep, you lifted the device from the skin before the pulse was over.

3. Do not move the treatment window between the first and second beep because this will disrupt the laser pulse and reduce its effectiveness.

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1. LIFT THE LASER AND PLACE IT BACK ON THE SKIN SO THAT IT OVERLAPS THE PREVIOUS SPOT.

• Each time you reposition the treatment window, move it about half the distance of the window (about 1/4 inch or 5 mm). This creates an overlapping pattern in the treatment area, which ensures you cover all the hair follicles. This works out to about 25 laser pulses per square inch or 40 pulses per 10 square cm.

DO NOT treat repeatedly in the same spot. Always move the treatment window to a new area after each laser pulse. Failure to do so may result in discomfort or skin heating, which could cause skin injury.

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4. KEEP GOING UNTIL YOU HAVE COMPLETELY COVERED THE AREA YOU WANT TO TREAT.

Use the Tria Laser Pulse Counter to help get the best results. See the table below as a guide to how many pulses you may need to cover each area per treatment. These pulse counts and times are approximations - your actual treatment area and number of pulses may vary. Always follow the treatment instructions and warnings provided in this booklet.

NOTE: When treating larger areas like legs and back, you may need more than 600 pulses to cover the area using an overlapping pattern. If so, please recharge the Tria Laser and continue treating until you've covered the desired treatment area.

PULSE COUNTER GUIDE

BODY PART	APPROXIMATE # OF PULSES PER TREATMENT	APPROXIMATE MINUTES
Underarms 100 per side 4-5 per side
Bikini 200 per side 8-10 per side
Upper Lip 25 2-3
Upper Leg 600 per side 25-30 per side
Lower Leg 600 per side 25-30 per side

Pulse counts and times are approximations.

5. TURN OFF THE LASER BY HOLDING DOWN THE POWER BUTTON.

Repeat treatment every 2 weeks for up to 3 months or until you reach the desired results.

NOTE: The cooling fan may go on and off during your treatment. This is normal and nothing to worry about.

TAKING CARE OF YOUR TRIA LASER

The Tria Laser doesn't require special care, but we do recommend that you keep it clean, especially the treatment window and skin sensor.

CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS

• Make sure that the Tria Laser is turned off and unplug the battery charger from the Tria Laser and the power outlet.
• To clean the Tria Laser and battery charger, moisten a soft cloth with water and mild soap, and wipe the treatment window and the exterior of the device. Be careful not to damage the treatment window. Allow to dry completely before charging or turning on your Tria Laser.
• To clean the skin sensor located at the base of the Tria Laser. wipe it gently with a dry, lint-free cloth.

⚠️ DO NOT get the Tria Laser or battery charger damp or wet. If it gets wet, DO NOT use the Tria Laser or the battery charger. Contact Customer Service. Performing a treatment with a wet Tria Laser (or component) can cause electrocution or electric shock.

LONG-TERM STORAGE

If you do not plan on using your device for a long period of time, we recommend that you recharge the device every 3 months to maintain the life of the battery.

RECYCLING/DISPOSAL

The Tria Laser contains lithium batteries that cannot be replaced. To recycle or dispose, please follow the regulations where you live or contact Customer Service for information.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Please contact Customer Service for additional help.

YOUR QUESTION IT'S POSSIBLE THAT HOW TO TROUBLESHOOT
My Tria Laser won't turn on.	Your Tria Laser is not charged.	Charge your Tria Laser.(see page 9)
While I'm charging my Tria Laser, the battery indicator on the display doesn't "fill up."	Your Tria Laser is not connected properly.	Confirm that your Tria Laser is firmly plugged into the charger and the wall outlet.
	Your Tria Laser is already fully charged and ready to use.	Unplug the battery charger from the wall and from the Tria Laser.
Even after I charge my Tria Laser, the battery indicator is still "filling up."	Your Tria Laser isn't fully charged.	Charge your Tria Laser. (see page 9)
When I put my Tria Laser against my skin, nothing happens.	Your Tria Laser is locked.	The Tria Laser will lock when it's not in use. Unlock your Tria Laser with the skin sensor. (see page 11)
When I put my Laser against my skin, nothing happens.	Your Tria Laser is plugged into the battery charger.	Your Tria Laser will not work when it is plugged in to the battery charger. Unplug your Tria Laser.
	The treatment window isn't completely in contact with your skin.	Confirm that the treatment window is completely flat against your skin.
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When I put my Laser against my skin, nothing happens.	The area you're trying to treat is too small, curved or bony to treat.	Try again, pulling the skin flat. If you can't get the whole treatment window to touch the treatment area, then the Tria Laser won't work.
I can't use my Tria Laser and an image of a lock shows on the display.	Your Tria Laser is locked.	The Tria Laser will lock when it's not in use. Unlock your Tria Laser with the skin sensor. (see page 11)
The display is flashing quickly.	Your Tria Laser is not working properly.	Please contact Customer Service for assistance.
Dirt or debris is stuck to the treatment window.	Your Tria Laser needs to be cleaned.	See cleaning instructions on page 14. If you can't get the area clean, contact Customer Service for assistance.
I tried to unlock the Tria Laser, but it's still locked.	It may not be safe for you to use the Tria Laser.	Match your skin tone to the Skin Tone Chart on the inside cover of this booklet, and contact Customer Service with any questions.
	You didn't use the skin sensor correctly.	Try again, holding the skin sensor flat and firm against your skin. (see page 11)
YOUR QUESTION IT'S POSSIBLE THAT HOW TO TROUBLESHOOT
When I reposition the Tria Laser, it seems to take a long time before the next pulse of laser light.	The room is warm.The Tria Laser may pulse at a slower rate in a warm environment.	Use the Tria Laser in a cooler environment.
My Tria Laser was working properly, but then it stopped working. The display is off and does not turn on even when I press the power button.	The battery needs to be charged.	Charge your Tria Laser.(see page 9)
When I'm using my Tria Laser, I can hear a fan working.	This is normal. Continue your treatment.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

LASER TYPE: Diode laser

BATTERY CHARGER INPUT:

100-240 V - , 50/60Hz, 37 VA

LASER CLASS: 1

OUTPUT WAVELENGTH: 810 nm

BATTERY CHARGER OUTPUT:

5.0 V DC, 3.0 A/2.3 A

OUTPUT FLUENCE: 7-22 J/cm²

EXPECTED SERVICE LIFE: 3 Years minimum

PHYSICAL

PHYSICAL OPERATING TEMPERATURE:

5°C to 30°C

OPERATING RELATIVE HUMIDITY:

Non-condensing 15-85%

OPERATING ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE:

700 hPa to 1060 hPa

TRANSPORT AND

STORAGE TEMPERATURES:

-20°C to 50°C

TRANSPORT RELATIVE HUMIDITY:

Non-condensing 0-93%

SYMBOL GLOSSARY

Warning Symbol

Laser Warning Symbol

WEEE Symbol

Type BF Symbol

Serial Number Symbol

CE Mark

Date of Manufacture Symbol

Manufacturer Symbol

Temperature Limitation Symbol

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ÉPILATEUR LASER DE TRIA SALON EXPERT

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4. CONTINUEZ LE TRAITEMENT JUSQU'À LA COUVERTURE COMPLÈTE DE LA ZONE QUE VOUS SOUHAITEZ TRAITER

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PER CARICARE:

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3. SOLLEVA IL LASER E RIMETTILO SULLA PELLE IN MODO DA SOVRAPPORLO AL PUNTO PRECEDENTE.

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4. CONTINUA FINO A COPRIRE COMPLETAMENTE LA ZONA CHE DESIDERI TRATTARE.

FLUENZA IN USCITA: 7-22 J/cm²

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AUFLADEN:

Diagram illustrating a hand holding a device with two labeled components and a light source, showing a warning or alert message.

Illustration of a finger pressing a button with a key icon and Wi-Fi signal, no text or symbols present.

Line drawing of a hand holding a medical device on a forearm (no text or symbols)

3. HEBEN SIE DEN LASER AN UND PLATZIEREN SIE IHN WIEDER AUF DER HAUT, SO DASS ER DIE VORHERIGE STELLE ÜBERLAPPT

Diagram showing a cross-section of a bone structure with internal organs and a corresponding magnified view of a green square (no text or labels)

5,0 V DC, 3,0 A/2,3 A

Diagram of a handheld device connected to an electrical outlet, showing cable and power connection (no text or symbols)

Illustration showing a hand holding a trophy with two green keys above, one labeled '0' and the other '1246', illustrating a visual cue or notification.

Diagram showing a hand holding a green key with numeric labels and a circular button, illustrating a step-by-step process.

SPOSÓB DEPILOWANIA

Illustration of a finger pressing a button with a key icon and Wi-Fi signal, no text or symbols present.

Line drawing of a hand holding a medical device on a forearm (no text or symbols)

1. ODSUŃ LASER I PRZYŁÓŻ PONOWNIE DO SKÓRY TAK, ABY ZACHODZIŁ NA POPRZEDNIE MIEJSCE

Diagram showing a neuron with internal structure and its corresponding neural network diagram (no text or labels)

4. KONTYNUUJ DEPILACJE NA CAŁYM OBSZARZE, KTÓRY CHCESZ DEPILOWAĆ

VEILIGHEIDSWAARSCHUWINGEN 114

PLUSPUNTEN EN RISICO'S 116

TRIA LASER BEHANDELINGSOVERZICHT 118

HOE GAAT LASERONTHARING IN ZIJN WERK?

VEILIGHEIDSWAARSCHUWINGEN

Diagram showing a device with two circular components connected to a power outlet, with an attached cable and plug (no text or symbols)

Diagram illustrating a medical procedure with labeled components and directional arrows indicating process flow

Line drawing of a hand holding a medical device on a forearm (no text or symbols)

Diagram showing a neuron with internal structure and its corresponding circular grid pattern (no text or symbols)

4. GA DOOR TOT U DE HELE PLEK DIE U WILT BEHANDELEN, GEHAD HEBT.

5.0 V DC, 3.0 A/2.3 A

VERMOGEN FLUENTIE: 7-22 J/cm²