Mantis MR991 Maintenance Instructions

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Via Artigianale Croce n.13 - 42035 Castelnovo ne’ Monti (RE) - ITALY
Tel. +39.0522.612080 - Tel./Fax +39.0522.729796
www.mantisitalia.it - Resp.Tecnico: tecnico@mantisitalia.it
Use and Maintenance Instructions
Integrated treatment system with endodermic massage
and application of pulsed magnetic fields with stochastic resonance
MR991
The manual must be kept in a safe place for the entire life of the machine. Please read carefully the
Includes CE Certificate of Conformity
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INDEX
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY CE ........................................................................ 4
1 GENERAL INFORMATION ................................................................................. 5
1.1 Equipment description.................................................................................... 5
1.2 Definitions and symbols used in the manual ................................................ 5
2 SCOPE.................................................................................................................. 6
2.1 Intended use................................................................................................... 6
2.2 Reasonably foreseeable misuse .................................................................. 6
3 TECHNICAL DATA ................................................................................................ 8
4 EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION .............................................................................. 9
4.1 Equipment ...................................................................................................... 9
4.2 Handpieces ...................................................................................................11
5 GENERAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ............................................................... 12
5.1 Instructions ................................................................................................ 12
5.2 Safety devices ............................................................................................. 13
5.3 Pictograms ................................................................................................ 14
6 TRANSPORT AND INSTALLATION .................................................................. 15
6.1 Description of the package and storage...................................................... 15
6.2 Removal of package and content check ................................................... 14
6.3 Transport ................................................................................................... 15
6.4 Installation ................................................................................................... 15
6.4.1 Positioning................................................................................................ 15
6.4.2 Assembly ................................................................................................ 16
6.4.3 Power connection .................................................................................... 17
6.4.4 Connection for telecare (if available) ...................................................... 18
7 COMMISSIONING ............................................................................................. 19
7.1 Equipment functions.................................................................................... 19
7.1.1 Maxi DES handpiece................................................................................. 19
7.1.2 Mini DES handpiece ................................................................................. 19
7.1.3 Maxenergy handpiece .............................................................................. 19
7.1.4 Vixo handpiece.......................................................................................... 19
7.2 Switching on and preparation of the equipment .......................................... 19
7.3 Start a treatment cycle .............................................................................. 22
7.3.1 Background information ........................................................................... 22
7.3.2 First treatment cycle ................................................................................. 22
7.3.3 Function control buttons on the handpieces (see 4.2 Handpieces) ......... 25
7.4 Repeat a treatment cycle ........................................................................... 25
7.5 Interruption of the ongoing treatment ......................................................... 27
7.6 Equipment emergency stop ........................................................................ 27
7.7 Equipment recovery in case of emergency ................................................ 27
7.8 Recovery from power failure ..................................................................... 27
8 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE........................................................................... 28
8.1 Routine maintenance .............................................................................. 28
8.1.1 Cleaning and disinfection of the handpieces .......................................... 28
8.1.2 Equipment cleaning ................................................................................. 28
8.1.3 Vacuum filters cleaning and cartridge replacement ................................. 29
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9 ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONAL ITEMS ......................................................... 30
9.1 Accessories ............................................................................................. 30
9.2 Installation of accessories ........................................................................ 30
9.2.1 Handpiece without PMF system – Code MN50043 ................................. 30
10 EQUIPMENT DECOMISSIONING ..................................................................... 31
11 PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS ........................................................................ 31
12 SPARE PARTS................................................................................................... 32
13 GENERAL WARRANTY TERMS AND CONDITIONS ....................................... 33
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DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
MANTIS S.R.L.
Via Artigianale Croce n.13 - 42035 Castelnovo ne’ Monti (RE) - ITALY
Tel. +39.0522.612080 - Tel./Fax +39.0522.729796
www.mantisitalia.it - Resp.Tecnico: tecnico@mantisitalia.it
declares under its sole responsibility that the equipment
Type: Integrated treatment system with endodermic massage and application
of pulsed magnetic fields with stochastic resonance
Model: MR991
Serial number: ................................
Year of manufacture: ................
complies with all relevant provisions of: Directive 2001/95/EC and subsequent amendments and additions; Legislative Decree no. 110 of 12 May 2011 and subsequent amendments; also complies with the following directives:
- 2004/108/CE Electromagnetic compatibility
- 2006/95/CE Low voltage complies with the following regulations:
- CEI 62-39 Electrical equipment for the beauty industry - General safety guide
- CEI EN 60601-1 third edition and subsequent amendments Electromedical equipment Part 1: General requirements for basic safety and essential performance
The manufacturer also declares that the technical construction file is kept at: MANTIS S.R.L. Via Artigianale Croce 13 - 42035 Castelnovo ne’ Monti (RE) - Italy
Castelnovo ne’ Monti (RE), ........
Cristian Rossi
Technical Manager
Mantis S.r.l.
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1 GENERAL INFORMATION
1.1 Equipment description
MR991 is a machine intended for beauty operators and designed to improve body and face
appearance.
The MR991 system combines two technologies which can be easily programmed by the operator:
- the MRM (mechanical manipulation with motorised rollers) which carries out an endodermic massage thanks to the mechanical movement of rollers and the microsuction.
- the CMPS SYSTEM (pulsed magnetic fields with stochastic resonance). Tests show that parts treated with CMPS have a greater blood supply than usual, thus leading to a greater oxygen exchange to the tissue and at the same time draining all toxic and unwanted substances towards the organs of detoxification and excretion. Thanks to its detoxifying action, which drains the stagnant liquid in the tissue, the CMPS system is ideal to treat lymphoedema and cellulite.
1.2 Definitions and symbols used in the manual
The manual includes some pictures which have been defined and authorised for use on the equipment according to different purposes: Manufacturer: the equipment producer who affixes his own distinctive brand on the equipment (MANTIS s.r.l.). Operator: the personnel who operate the equipment and have practical knowledge of its functioning following a training course providing the relevant qualification issued by the manufacturer. The operator is also in charge of the cleaning and routine maintenance of the equipment.
Customer: the person being treated or asking for a treatment. Technical Assistance: the personnel specifically assigned by the manufacturer for emergency
maintenance and repair services on the equipment. The following symbols are used in the manual:
Safety requirements
Use and maintenance requirements
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2 SCOPE
2.1 Intended use
MR991 is designed for face and body beauty treatment which is carried out with special handpieces driven by a software that also guides the operator throughout the entire treatment. A “checkup” form on the Customer’s general state of health is previously filled in to evaluate any risk factors which could lead to the exclusion of some treatment phases. Each handpiece is intended for a specific type of treatment, namely:
- MAXI DES (MRM + programmable CMPS SYSTEM): suitable for body treatment on the recommended areas and following the specified procedure;
- MINI DES (MRM + programmable CMPS SYSTEM): suitable for body treatment on the recommended areas and following the specified procedure;
- MAXENERGY (CMPS SYSTEM for application of cream treatment): suitable for body treatment on the recommended areas and following the specified procedure;
- VIXO (programmable CMPS SYSTEM + microsuction): suitable for face treatment on the recommended areas and following the specified procedure.
2.2 Reasonably foreseeable misuse
MR991 (in any of its functions) should not be used in the following cases:
- People with implantable devices (heart stimulators, internal defibrillators, etc.)
- Treatment on open wounds, eyes, body cavities, nipples and testicles.
MR991 in MRM mode (mechanical manipulation with motorised rollers) should not be used in the following cases:
- Thrombophlebitis
- Cardiocirculatory insufficiency
- Phlebitis
- Dermatological infections
- Hypertension
- Varicose veins
- Skin cancers (neoplasias)
- Tuberculosis
MR991 in CMPS SYSTEM mode (pulsed magnetic fields with stochastic resonance) should not be used in the following cases:
- Presence of metal prostheses such as implant screws, staples, nails, clips, etc.
- Heart rhythm disorders
- Dermatitis
- Epilepsy
- Disorders of the autonomic nervous system
- Nervous disorders
- Pregnancy
- Menstrual cycle with heavy bleeding
- Open haemorrhoids and vascular lesions in general
- People with intrauterine devices such as catheter, coil, etc.
- Localised fungal infections
- Fever or disorders of thermoregulation
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With the exception of the above-mentioned cases, in the following cases MR991 (in any of its functions) must be used carefully and only with the doctor’s approval:
- Pregnancy
- Asthma
- Tumours (neoplasias)
- Scleropathy
- Lymphopathy
- Mesotherapy
- Psoriasis
- Multiple sclerosis
- Scleroderma
Before starting the treatment, the Customer should be thoroughly informed about all the treatment contraindications. All fields in the “checkup” form must be filled in, including date and signature. Make sure that during the treatment cycle the Customer’s health conditions do not undergo any change, which could be a contraindication for the treatment.
Under no circumstances should MR991 be used to treat people with implantable devices (heart stimulators, internal defibrillators, etc.).
Under no circumstances should MR991 be used to treat open wounds, eyes, body cavities, nipples and testicles.
The Manufacturer will assume no responsibility if maintenance is not carried out in the manner and within the time prescribed (see par. 8 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE).
The Manufacturer will assume no responsibility in the event of any tampering or modification to the equipment carried out without the manufacturer’s prior approval.
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3 TECHNICAL DATA
MR 991
Width (W)
600 mm (23.62 in)
Depth (D)
600 mm (23.62 in)
Height (H)
1,950 mm (76.77 in)
Weight
110 Kg (242 lbs)
equipment
Power cable length
2.5 m (8.2 ft)
Working length of handpiece tubes
2 m (6.5 ft)
Degree of protection
IP20
Degree of protection against direct and indirect contact
BF type
Insulation class
1
Power supply
230 V - 2P+E
Frequency
50÷60 Hz
Circuit breaker
10 A
Maximum power consumption
1200 W
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P
L
Minimum working space required around the
900 mm (35.43 in)
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4 EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION
4.1 Equipment
1 Touch-screen control panel
2 Vixo handpiece
3 Maxi DES handpiece
4 Mini DES handpiece
5 Maxenergy handpiece
6 Key switch
7 Emergency stop
8 USB port
9 Wheels
10 Wheels with brake system
11 Carrying handles
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2 Vixo handpiece
3 Maxi DES handpiece
4 Mini DES handpiece
5 Maxenergy handpiece
21 Transparent handpiece holder
22 Cable conduit cover
23 Handpiece connector cover
24 Ethernet connection
25 Main switch
26 Maxenergy connection
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24
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5
22
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26
27 Electric power supply
28 Mini DES / Maxi DES connections
29 Mini DES / Maxi DES connections
30 Vixo connections
31 Filters
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28 29
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4.2 Handpieces
A1
A
A1
B1
B2
B3
C
B
C1
B6
B4
B5
B3
A Mini DES handpiece
A1 Start / Pause
B Maxi DES handpiece
B1 Start / Pause B2 Higher function level B3 Backwards movement of rollers B4 Scrolling menu functions B5 Lower function level B6 Function display
C Vixo handpiece
C1 Start / Pause
D Maxenergy handpiece
D1 Start / Pause
D1
D
D1
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5 GENERAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
5.1 Instructions
Before carrying out any operation on the equipment, please read this instruction manual carefully in all its parts.
The operator must be able to use the equipment in safety, have a suitable psychological and physical profile, not be under the effect of drugs or alcohol and be fully instructed on how the machine works. The equipment must be kept out of the reach of children.
The equipment is designed to be used as described in paragraph “2.1 Intended Use”, according to the instructions contained in the chapters "Commissioning" and "Maintenance". Any other use is strictly forbidden.
Before connecting the machine to the electric power system, make sure that the latter is protected by a residual-current device, according to the laws in force. Do not leave the equipment unattended during operation, turn it off and remove the key from the switch. When the equipment is not going to be used, even if only for a short period of time, it is advisable to disconnect the power supply by unplugging the machine. In case of maintenance, disconnect the power supply by unplugging the machine at the rear. Before carrying out any maintenance or cleaning operations, such as the connection of handpieces, the cleaning of filters, etc., always remember to disconnect the power supply, by unplugging the machine.
Do not alter or tamper with the equipment's safety systems.
Do not install the machine near magnetic devices (cash cards, credit cards, badges, mobile phones).
Only use original spare parts supplied by the manufacturer.
Do not introduce any objects in the suction grilles. Do not obstruct the suction grilles under any circumstances.
Do not use corrosive chemicals to clean the equipment. Do not use any pointed or abrasive objects on the touch-screen control panel. Do not use the equipment near spraying devices or sources of humidity, such as saunas, showers, hydromassage tubs, etc. Do not expose the equipment to direct sunlight or major sources of heat.
The machine is designed to operate in safety and is equipped with safety devices which must not be tampered with under any circumstances.
Emergency maintenance and repair operations must be carried out exclusively by specialised staff (technical assistance).
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5.2 Safety devices
The equipment is provided with several protective and safety devices which must not be tampered with under any circumstances.
In the event of failure or malfunctions, please contact the Technical Assistance.
- Key selector switch against unauthorised operations
- Emergency stop button (red mushroom)
- Circuit breaker for the protection of the electric system
- PMF thermal control device
- Equipment compartment overtemperature control device
- Handpiece overtemperature control device
- Automatic recognition of connected handpieces
- Shielding device for PMFs with stochastic resonance
- Electronic vacuum sensors
- Temperature control with forced ventilation grilles
- Audible and visual alarms for the detection of malfunctions
- Roller anti-lock device
- Handpiece connector mechanical locking device
- Equipment front-wheel brake system
5.3 Pictograms
On the equipment, near the main switch and on the handpiece holder, you will find some pictograms displaying the safety requirements, as well as the CE marking. If the stickers become illegible they must be replaced.
Apparecchio per trattamenti estetici
modello: MR991
matricola ____________________
anno di produzione ____________
Via Artigianale Croce n.13
s.r.l.
42035 Castelnovo ne’ Monti (RE) Tel. +39.0522.612080 www.mantisitalia.it
Classe: 1
Tipo: BF
230 Volt ~
1200 W
50/60 Hz
CE marking and plate data (2)
Danger of Do not use on electrocution people with (2) implantable devices (heart stimulators,
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internal defibrillators, ecc…) (1) Before performing any operation on the equipment, read the instruction manual carefully (1)
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BF type equipment (2)
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6 TRANSPORT AND INSTALLATION
6.1 Description of the package and storage
MR991 and its accessories are supplied in one single package on a pallet. Store in a dry place, protected from atmospheric agents and direct sunlight. Upon delivery, check that the package is not damaged, including the equipment and the accessories inside the package. In case of damage immediately contact the manufacturer or the distributor.
6.2 Removal of package and content check
1) Remove the protective strips which hold the first package together, being careful not to damage the outside wrapping.
2) Remove the tape on the upper part of the package.
3) Remove the whole wrapping by sliding it upwards.
4) Check that all three parts (A, B, C) are inside the package, and that they are not damaged.
5) Take out packages A and B.
6) Remove protecting film C without using any sharp objects.
7) Unscrew the two blocking knobs D at the base of MR991.
8) Check packages A and B, which must contain:
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C
E
1 transparent handpiece holder 4 fixing screws
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4 handpieces 1 power cable
G
3 handpiece support battens
H
1 tab removal tool 8 handpiece tabs 2 switch keys
L
3 filters
M
10 personal body stockings
N
1 USB stick
The packaging materials must be disposed of separately, in compliance with the laws in force.
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H
E
L
B
D
G
F
M N
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6.3 Transport
Before moving the equipment, always check that it is stable and that the working area is free from obstacles, such as objects, animals or people. The equipment must be carried by two people having a suitable physical profile to be able to lift it (see TECHNICAL DATA).
During transport use protective gloves, pull out both side handles (11), get hold of them firmly and lift the equipment being careful to keep it balanced all the time.
6.4 Installation
6.4.1 Positioning
The equipment must be installed in premises classified under group no. 1, pursuant to CEI 64-8 standards, section 710. It must be positioned on a level ground, with no inclination.
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Your working area must be wide enough to be able to carry out all the necessary manoeuvres both while working and while carrying out routine maintenance and cleaning (see technical data). The wheels make small movements easy. However, for the positioning of the equipment, the surrounding area must have a diameter of at least 0.9 m (2,95 ft). Do not forget to take into account the length of the power cable (2.5 m/8.19 ft) and of the handpiece cables (2 m/6.5 ft).
Do not place the equipment near spraying devices or sources of humidity, such as saunas, showers, hydromassage tubs, etc. Do not expose the equipment to direct sunlight or major sources of heat. Do not place the machine near magnetic devices (cash cards, credit cards, badges, mobile phones).
Once the equipment is in place, lock the front wheels by using the relevant brake system.
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6.4.2 Assembly
Carry out all assembly operations before connecting the equipment to the power supply.
1) Remove the cable conduit cover (22) by unscrewing the knob screw (22P).
2) Unscrew the four screws on the frame underneath the cable conduit cover which was
previously disassembled.
3) Place the transparent handpiece holder (21) by centering it using the pivot to which the fixing
knob of the cable conduit cover was fixed (22P).
4) Reinsert and tighten the screws which were previously
removed in order to assemble the transparent handpiece holder (21).
5) Reassemble the cable conduit cover by fixing it with the knob
again (22P).
6) Disassemble the lower cover (23) by pulling gently and insert
the LED power connector into the socket (31).
7) Insert the Vixo connector case into the supplied rod.
8) Put the handpiece in place on the handpiece holder (2),
making sure that it is properly positioned.
22P
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32 33 34
36
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44
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9) Insert the end of the rod in the appropriate place (38).
10) Fix the case by using the clamp on the cable conduit cover (44).
11) Mount the connector and the suction hose in the appropriate places (34) and (37). Insert the hose by applying some pressure in order to ensure that it works properly. Insert the connector and lock it by pulling the lower lever.
12) Insert the Maxi DES connector case into the supplied rod.
13) Put the handpiece in place on the handpiece holder (3).
14) Insert the end of the rod in the appropriate place (39).
15) Fix the case by using the clamp on the cable conduit cover.
16) Insert the connector and the suction hose in the appropriate places (33) and (36). Insert the hose by applying some pressure in order to ensure that it works properly. Insert the connector and lock it by pulling the lower lever.
17) Insert the Mini DES connector case into the supplied rod.
18) Put the handpiece in place on the handpiece holder (4).
19) Insert the end of the rod in the appropriate place (40).
20) Fix the case by using the clamp on the cable conduit cover.
21) Insert the connector and the suction hose in the appropriate places (32) and (35). Insert the hose by applying some pressure in order to ensure that it works properly. Insert the connector and lock it by pulling the lower lever.
IThe Maxi DES and Mini DES handpiece connections are interchangeable. If needed, it is possible to invert the connections without altering the equipment's functioning.
22) Make sure that the filter caps are inserted and tightened properly (41)(42)(43).
23) Reassemble the lower cover (23).
24) Put the Maxenergy handpiece in place on the handpiece holder (5).
25) Connect the connector to the relevant socket (26) near the main switch of the equipment. For the connection, insert the connector with the clip (indicated by the arrow) placed upwards and then turn it clockwise until the clip is completely inserted, as shown in the picture.
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6.4.3 Power connection
The equipment is provided with a power cable for the connection to the power supply system (see TECHNICAL DATA).
The connection to the electric system involves the risk of electrocution. Be very careful of potential risk situations, such as sockets with scorch marks, etc. The electric system must be protected by a residual-current device, in accordance with the laws in force.
Connect the supplied cable to the socket (27) and then to the power socket.
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6.4.4 Connection for telecare (if available)
MR991 is provided with a telecare system which enables, in case of problems or malfunctions, to get a quick answer from the Technical Assistance Staff, thereby considerably reducing any "downtime" periods of the equipment. In order to be able to take advantage of the telecare, you need to have a DSL line, a modem and a socket for the connection of the Ethernet cable (optional). Connect the Ethernet cable to the appropriate socket (24) near the main switch.
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7 COMMISSIONING
7.1 Equipment functions
MR991 is equipped with four handpieces (see also 4.2 Handpieces) to treat different body areas using various techniques.
7.1.1 Maxi DES handpiece
The biggest handpiece is made up of rollers moving in two directions, a pulsed suction system and a CMPS system. This handpiece is designed to treat the larger body areas such as buttocks and thighs.
7.1.2 Mini DES handpiece
With the same features as Maxi DES but in a smaller size, this handpiece is designed to treat smaller body areas such as the knee pit and the calves.
7.1.3 Maxenergy handpiece
Maxenergy is completely based on a powerful CMPS system which is able to carry out a shock therapy on the layers of subcutaneous fat. It can also be used to apply the special magneto-catalysed “Mantis Magnetic Cream” which has a deeper penetration effect thanks to the ionic channels created on the skin by CMPS.
7.1.4 Vixo handpiece
The Vixo handpiece consists of a microsuction system combined with a specially calibrated CMPS system and it is designed to improve face blemishes such as wrinkles and sagging tissue.
7.2 Switching on and preparation of the equipment
Before performing any operation on the equipment, read the whole manual carefully, paying particular attention to the safety instructions.
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1) Turn on the equipment main switch (25).
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2) Adjust the angle of the touch-screen control panel (1) and secure it using the side knobs.
3) Switch on the control panel using the key switch (6). There are two keys included. Keep the spare key in a safe place (in case of loss you can request a new copy by quoting the code written under chapter 12 - Spare Parts). The LEDs on the transparent handpiece holder will turn on.
4) After a short self-test, during which the equipment monitors the proper functioning of the handpieces, the touch-screen control panel displays menu (A). Press "Enter" to access the following menu (B).
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5) From menu (B), select "Settings" to enter the next menu and set the necessary parameters to guarantee the proper operation of the equipment.
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6) Should you need to change the menu reference language, select “Language” from menu (C), otherwise skip to step 8.
7) From menu (D), select the appropriate language and click "Forward".
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8) From menu (C), select "Date and Time" to access the corresponding settings (E) and use the arrows to adjust the parameters. Click "Forward".
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7.3 Start a treatment cycle
7.3.1 Background information
Before starting a treatment cycle, it is essential to fully inform the customer about any contraindication to treatments (or parts of them) carried out with the Mantis DES Technology of MR991. Invite the customer to fill in, in all its parts, the personal case history report provided (“checkup"), without omitting any important information which could be useful to evaluate the appropriate treatment. After completing of the form, it is essential that the customer signs it.
7.3.2 First treatment cycle
Clean and disinfect the equipment before starting a new treatment (see paragraph on cleaning and disinfection of the equipment)
1) From menu (B), press "Enter" to access the menu displaying the various treatments (F).
2) By clicking on each item, the upper bar displays a brief description of the type of treatment available from that menu. After selecting the desired treatment, press "Forward" to enter the next menu.
NB MR991 automatically identifies and controls the functioning of the connected handpieces. In the event of malfunctions or connection problems, the function (or functions) related to the handpiece where the problem was detected should be disabled on the touch screen.
DES Technology
Treatment using all MR991 technologies, that is the endodermic massage combined with pulsed magnetic fields (PMFs) with stochastic resonance. It is suitable for a full treatment (to be used where specified).
Maxenergy
Treatment carried out with the Maxenergy handpiece for the application of “Mantic Magnetic Cream”, where indicated.
Endox
Treatment with manual settings for endodermic massage and PMFs (professional mode).
Vixo
Specific treatment for face and décolleté to be carried out exclusively with the Vixo handpiece in two selectable phases: a suction phase and a PMF phase with application of “Mantis Magnetic Cream”, where specified.
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USB
It enables to store specific treatments for each patient on a USB stick supplied with the machine. If the USB stick is not inserted, the function is disabled.
3) By selecting DES Technology on menu (F), it is possible to enter the list of default treatments which have been selected according to the most common specific needs. Each treatment is fully explained with suggestions on procedures and time.
4) Menu (H), for example, is accessible from menu (G) by selecting the item “Drenax”. Notice that each procedure is accompanied by step-by-step instructions. In order to change the settings, if necessary, the “professional mode” can be accessed from any DES Technology automatic treatment.
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H
To begin the treatment, it is necessary to press the START button on the corresponding handpiece. By pressing the STOP button, the treatment can be interrupted at any time (pause function, displayed on the touch screen).
During the endodermic massage phase, carried out by means of Mini and Maxi DES handpieces, the customer must wear the personal body stocking (see accessories).
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5) Menu (L) is accessible from menu (F) by selecting the item “Maxenergy”. In this case, for the application of "Mantis Magnetic Cream", only the use of the Maxenergy handpiece with PMFs is required. From this menu, the treatment duration can be modified by using the buttons "+" and "-" on the touch screen.
Begin the treatment by selecting START on the touch screen and then START on the corresponding handpiece.
6) Menu (M) is accessible from menu (F) by selecting the item “Endox”. In this menu you can choose the appropriate settings according to the various needs and whether or not to include the PMF technology (colour grey for inactive PMFs and colour green for active PMFs).
Begin the treatment by selecting START on the touch screen and then START on the corresponding handpiece.
7) Menu (N) is accessible from menu (F) by selecting the item “Vixo”. The Vixo treatment, for body and décolleté, consists of two phases (step 1 and step 2). The first phase employs the PMF technology with suction, while the second one only uses the PMF technology for the application of "Mantis Magnetic Cream". From the Vixo menu, the treatment duration can be adjusted by using "+" and "-". To customise the different settings, go to “professional mode” accessible from the “Step 1” menu.
Begin the treatment by selecting STEP 1 and START on the touch screen. Then press START on the Vixo handpiece.
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8) At the end of the first phase (step 1) you will be explicitly asked whether or not you want to go to the next phase (step 2). If required, confirm and start the second treatment phase for the application of the cream. To customise the different settings, go to “professional mode” accessible from the “Step 2” menu.
Start the treatment by selecting Yes and START on the touch screen. Then press START on the Vixo handpiece.
It is possible to interrupt the ongoing treatment at any time by pressing the STOP button on the handpiece (Pause).
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It is possible to interrupt the ongoing treatment at any time by pressing the PAUSE button or STOP button (which will reset the time) on the touch screen.
From any menu, you can return to the previous one by clicking on "BACK".
Save all data concerning the treatments carried out on each customer by inserting the USB stick supplied with the machine and selecting "SAVE USB" on the corresponding menu.
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7.3.3 Function control buttons on the handpieces (see 4.2 Handpieces)
Maxi DES handpiece
Maxi DES is provided with various control buttons interacting with those on the touch screen. This handpiece includes a small monitor where you can scroll the various function menus and change their settings. The control buttons also allow you to reverse the direction of the handpiece rollers during the treatment. Press START/STOP for 1 second to activate the handpiece and quickly press START/STOP to deactivate it (pause).
Mini DES handpiece
On the Mini DES handpiece there are two identical START/STOP control buttons. The handpiece can be activated by pressing one of the two buttons for 1 second. To reverse the rollers direction, press one of the buttons for 2 seconds. To deactivate (pause) the handpiece, quickly press one of the buttons.
Maxenergy handpiece
On the Maxenergy handpiece there are two identical START/STOP control buttons. The handpiece can be activated by pressing one of the two buttons for 1 second, while it can be deactivated (pause) by quickly pressing one of the buttons. A green LED flashing light indicates the correct functioning of the handpiece.
Vixo handpiece
On the Vixo handpiece there are two identical START/STOP control buttons. The handpiece can be activated by pressing one of the two buttons for 1 second, while it can be deactivated (pause) by quickly pressing one of the buttons. A green LED flashing light indicates the correct functioning of the handpiece.
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7.4 Repeat a treatment cycle
It is possible to repeat a treatment cycle previously stored (SAVE USB) by inserting the USB stick containing all the required data and then select­ing the USB item, under menu (F). Select USB and then FORWARD.
All data should be carefully stored in order to make their recovery easy and safe.
Clean and disinfect the handpieces before starting a new treatment (see paragraph on cleaning and disinfection of the equipment)
F
7.5 Interruption of the ongoing treatment
It is possible to stop the ongoing treatment (pause) at any time by quickly pressing the START/STOP button on the handpiece or clicking the PAUSE button on the treatment menu displayed on the touchscreen. To resume the treatment, press both the START button on the touch screen and the START/STOP button on the handpiece (for 1 second). By pressing the STOP button on the touch screen while a treatment is in progress, the timer is reset to zero.
7.6 Equipment emergency stop
All equipment functions can be immediately stopped at any time by pressing the emergency stop button which is located under the touch-screen control panel of the machine (see 4.1 Equipment).
7.7 Equipment recovery in case of emergency
Once the problem causing the emergency has been solved, reset the emergency stop button by rotating it clockwise. MR991 will switch on automatically, restarting from the initial self-test page. If a treatment has been interrupted, set its remaining duration time.
7.8 Recovery from power failure
After a power failure, MR991 will switch on automatically, restarting from the initial self-test page. If a treatment has been interrupted, set its remaining duration time.
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8 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE
Before carrying out any cleaning or disinfection on the equipment, disconnect the power supply by unplugging the machine.
8.1 Routine maintenance
MR991 is programmed to monitor and report on certain problems associated with maintenance, such as the need to clean the filters, etc. However regular routine activities are also required.
At each treatment cycle
Clean and disinfect the handpieces.
Daily
Keep the touch-screen control panel clean.
Periodically or when indicated on the touch screen.
Clean the equipment. Check that the vacuum filters are clean and tightened.
Every 50 hours
Replace the tabs of the Maxi DES and Mini DES handpieces (a warning will be displayed on the touch screen).
Every 100 hours
Replace the cartridge of the vacuum filters.
Every 12 months
Complete overhaul of the equipment carried out by the Technical Assistance.
8.1.1 Cleaning and disinfection of the
handpieces Maxi DES and Mini DES
Pull the tabs out using the provided tool. Clean them with a cloth moistened with a solution formed by 90% of water and 10% of a disinfectant product containing sodium hypochlorite (e.g. Amukine). Use the same solution to clean the rollers and the handpiece contact surface area. Do not use any paper which could tear and clog the vacuum system.
Maxenergy
Clean the handpiece contact surface area with a cloth moistened with a solution formed by 90% of water and 10% of a disinfectant product containing sodium hypochlorite (e.g. Amukine).
Vixo
Clean the handpiece contact surface area with a cloth moistened with a solution formed by 90% of water and 10% of a disinfectant product containing sodium hypochlorite (e.g. Amukine).
8.1.2 Equipment cleaning
Clean the equipment surface with a soft cloth moistened with a solution formed by 90% of water and 10% of a disinfectant product containing sodium hypochlorite (e.g. Amukine).
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8.1.3 Vacuum filters cleaning and cartridge replacement
For the correct functioning of the equipment, it is essential to carry out the filter cleaning and maintenance. Filters are located at the back of the equipment, behind the handpiece connector cover (23).
1) Remove the magnetic cover (23) by pulling gently.
2) Remove the filter caps (31) by turning them anti-clockwise.
3) Take the cartridges out.
4) Clean the cartridges and caps by means of a vacuum cleaner.
Do not use water or liquid cleansers that could damage the vacuum pump.
Every 100 hours of equipment operation or when indicated on the touch screen, replace the filter cartridges.
5) Put the cartridges back into the caps and reassemble them turning them clockwise.
23
Make sure the filters are correctly assembled and the caps fully tightened.
5) Put the cover back (23).
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9 ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONAL ITEMS
9.1 Accessories:
Description Code
Body stocking (pack of 10 pieces)..................................................................... TN20010
Multisystem cream (face cream to be used
with the machine and after the treatment).........................................................CM30021
Activer cream (body cream to be used
with the machine and after the treatment) ...................................................... CA40032
Handpiece without PMF system........................................................................MN50043
Switch key (2 pieces) ....................................................................................... 032 482
9.2 Installation of accessories:
9.2.1 Handpiece without PMF system – Code MN50043
The handpiece without PMF system works in the same way as the other handpieces but, being lighter, it is smoother and more manageable. The handpiece is installed in place of the Mini DES and used with the programme ENDOX.
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10 EQUIPMENT DECOMISSIONING
PROBLEM
CAUSE
SOLUTION
Main switch at the back of the machine off
Turn on main switch
Key switch under the touch screen off
Turn on key switch
Power cable not plugged in properly
Insert plug fully
Circuit breaker activated
Contact Technical Assistance
Blown fuse
Contact Technical Assistance
Reboot the machine using the key switch.
Assistance
Insert connector (see par. 6.4.2 Assembly)
Parts)
Damaged software
Contact Technical Assistance
Insert connector (see par. 6.4.2 Assembly)
Parts)
Damaged software
Contact Technical Assistance
Assembly)
Clean filter (see par. 8.1.3 Vacuum filters cleaning and cartridge replacement)
If it is not visible, contact Technical Assistance
Damaged software
Contact Technical Assistance
Damaged software
Contact Technical Assistance
Insert suction hoses (see par. 6.4.2 Vacuum pump is broken
Contact Technical Assistance
When the machine is turned on, the LEDs on the plexiglas do not switch on
Before dismantling and scrapping the equipment, disconnect the power supply by unplugging the machine.
The equipment decommissioning process must be performed by qualified personnel with appropriate PPE (personal protective equipment) as laid down by current regulations.
The equipment contains electronic components, electromechanical components, plastic and metal parts. Each part must be disassembled and disposed of separately in accordance with the laws in force on the disposal of industrial solid waste.
11 PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS
The machine does not turn on
Touch-screen control panel displays indefinite images
No flashing light on LED when the Maxenergy handpiece should be active
No flashing light on LED when the Vixo handpiece should be active
Failure of the vacuum system or weak vacuum effect on one of the handpieces
Failure of the vacuum system on all the handpieces
Temporary unknown cause
Connector not inserted properly or damaged
Damaged software
Suction hose is not inserted properly
Clogged vacuum filter
Foreign body stuck in the handpiece
Suction hoses are not inserted
If the problem persists, contact Technical
or replace if damaged (see par. Spare
or replace if damaged (see par. Spare
Insert suction hose (see par. 6.4.2
Assembly)
Connector is not inserted properly
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Insert connector (see par. 6.4.2 Assembly)
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12 SPARE PARTS
Position Description Code
1 Filters ...................................................................................................... FT10010
2 Handpiece tabs ....................................................................................... LM11020
3 Switch keys ............................................................................................. 032 482
4 Mini DES handpiece .................................................................................MP13040
5 Maxi DES handpiece .............................................................................. MP13041
6 Maxenergy handpiece ..............................................................................MX16030
7 Vixo handpiece.......................................................................................... VX17020
8 Power cable ............................................................................................. CA14050
9 Tab removal tool .......................................................................................CM10723
1
8
4
7
6
5
2
9
3
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13 GENERAL WARRANTY TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Pursuant to Legislative Decree 24/2002, the 24-month warranty applies to a product with lack of conformity, provided that the product has been installed and used correctly, in accordance with its intended use and with the requirements laid out in this manual.
In case of lack of conformity, MANTIS s.r.l. shall restore the equipment's conformity by repairing/replacing it as quickly as possible, in accordance with the return and shipping time requirements of the product or products. The customer must send, at his/her own expense, the equipment or the part of the equipment that needs to be replaced or repaired to Mantis s.r.l., Via Artigianale Croce 13, Castelnovo ne’ Monti (RE), Italy. The replacement and/or repair of the parts covered by warranty shall in no case extend the terms of the warranty. The replaced parts shall become property of Mantis s.r.l., Via Artigianale Croce 13, Castelnovo ne’ Monti (RE), Italy.
No direct or indirect damage claims shall be accepted for the lack of use of the equipment during its downtime due to malfunction or non-conformity, since the equipment shall be intended as non essential for the customer's activity. Furthermore, it shall not possible to report any indirect damage for the failure of the product itself. The warranty therefore covers exclusively manufacturing defects and non-conformity of the product. Any component subject to natural wear and tear shall always be excluded from the Warranty.
The warranty shall not apply in case of tampering, repair and/or alteration carried out by non-authorised people. The warranty shall not apply in case of damages caused by accidents, electrical malfunctions on the power supply line, natural disasters, neglect or inappropriate maintenance.
Claims must be sent exclusively to Mantis s.r.l. All shipments shall be returned to the Sender, at his/her own expense, in the following cases:
- shipments sent to Mantis s.r.l. COD, which shall not be accepted pursuant to the Warranty terms;
- shipments which do not include original packages, accessories and manuals;
- shipments received with unsuitable or inappropriate outside package, which have been damaged during transport.
If the product sent to Mantis s.r.l. has been somehow tampered with or if the labels indicating the serial number have been removed or damaged, Mantis s.r.l. reserves the right to assess the validity of the Warranty.
The Customer shall have no right to damages or compensation. Furthermore, any contractual or non-contractual liability for direct or indirect damages to people and/or objects due to non-conforming use of the equipment is excluded, in accordance with the provisions contained in the use and maintenance manual.
In case of disputes, the court having jurisdiction is the Court of Reggio Emilia (Italy).
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