SC GB 836 N - Face cleansing Efbe-Schott - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL SC GB 836 N Efbe-Schott

r Supply only 230-volt alternating current to the appliance. r Do not cover the vent slots at the back of the appliance while in use. r For reasons of electric safety, do not use wa- ter on the appliance or immerse it in water. r Do not use the appliance in damp rooms or near a sink. r Do not use the appliance in an explosion- hazard area. r Do not use the appliance with a defective ti- mer. r Only store the appliance after it has cooled down (cooling period ca. 15 minutes). r This appliance can be used by children over 8 years old and people with reduced physical, sensory or mental capacities or with a lack of experiences or knowledge if they have been given supervision or instructions concerning the safe use of the appliance and the risks involved. r Children shall not play with the appliance. r Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children unless they are older than 8 years and supervised. r Keep the appliance and its cord out reach of children less than 8 years. electric appliances. Never let a child use an electric appliance wit- hout supervision. r It is possible that the lights icker with new devices or show moving shadow effects. This is for the browning function without meaning. r Certain materials that change colour in sun- light (e.g. paintings) should not be exposed to the UV radiation of the tanning system for a pro- longed time. r Unplug the appliance after use. r Non-users, especially children, should not be present when the appliance is in use. Important notes:Please note the following information r Ultraviolet radiation of the sun or from articial light sources can cause skin or eye damage. The biological effect depends on the type and amount of irradiation and also on the sensitivity of the skin exposed to it. r Excessive irradiation can cause sunburn. Overly frequent exposure to ultraviolet radiation of the sun or an articial light source can lead to early ageing of the skin and increased risk of skin tumours. These risks increase according to the accumulated UV radiation. Exposure at a young age increases the risk of skin damage later on in life. r The surface of the unprotected eye can be inamed and in certain cases excessive exposure to radiation can cause retinal damage. Cataract can be the consequence of many repeated irradiation exposures. r In case of pronounced individual sensitivity or allergic reactions to ultraviolet radiation, ask your doctor for advice before the start of the exposure. The following precautionary measures have to be respected: - Always use the supplied safety goggles, contact lenses and sunglasses are no surrogate for the safety goggles; - Remove cosmetics before exposure and do not use any sun protecting agents or self-tanning lotion; - Certain medical conditions or side effects of medication can be heightened because of ultraviolet radiation. In case of doubt, consult your doctor; - Let an interval of at least 48 hours between the rst two exposures;

r UV appliances should not be used by:

• People with the tendency to get freckles;

• People with natural red hair colour;

• People with atypically decolourised skin areas;

• People who have more than 16 moles (2 mm diameter or bigger) on their body;

• People who have atypical moles (atypical moles are described as asym- metric moles with a diameter that is bigger than 5 mm with different pigmen- tation and irregular borders);

• People who suffer from sunburn;

• People who cannot tan at all or who can not tan without getting sunburn when they are exposed to the sun;

• People who sunburn easily when they are exposed to the sun;

• People who have had a history of repea- ted, heavy sunburns during childhood;

• People who suffer or suffered from skin cancer or who are predisposed to it;

• People whose relatives of the rst degree have had black skin cancer (melanoma);

• People who are in medical treatment because of suffering that comes along with photosensibility;

• People who get photosensitising medication; r The exposures should not exceed the personal minimal erythemal dose (MED), i.e. the minimal UV dose that causes percep- tible reddening of the skin. If an erythema (reddening of the skin) occurs hours after an exposure, no further exposures should take place. After a week the exposures can be taken up again starting from the beginning of the exposure plan. r If unexpected effects occur, such as itching within 48 h after the rst exposure, ask your doctor for advice before further exposures. r People (including children) who are not able to use the appliance in a safe way, due to their physical, sensorial or mental capacity or their lack of experience or know- ledge, must never use the appliance without supervision or instructions of a responsible person.16 - When using the appliance, do not sunbathe the same day; - Follow the recommended exposure time, exposure intervals and keep the recommended distance to the tubes; - Consult your doctor if your skin starts swelling, wounds or pigmented spots appear; - Sensitive skin areas such as scars, tattoos and private parts need to be protected before exposure. - Consult your doctor if your skin starts swelling, wounds or pigmented spots appear; - Sensitive skin areas such as scars, tattoos and private parts need to be protected before exposure. Cleaning and care r Pull the mains lead before starting to clean. Bulb replacement The replacement of the lamps is carried out as follows:

• Loosen the fastening bolts at the top of the unit’s rear side. Remove the shutter. Turn each lamp a quarter of a turn to remove them from the socket.