Philips HP5230 Service Manual

Cellesse

HP 5230 Beige / Brown
HP 5230 Beige / Green

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PRODUCT INFORMATION

Type appliance : 12 V adapter from mains (AC/DC)

Voltage (mains) : 220-240 V, 50/60 Hz

110-127 V, 50/60 Hz

Motor : DC type

Max. powerconsumption : 8 watts

Under pressure : 5 steps from 80 mbar to 250 mbar

Length cord : 2.5 m

Note: Product meets the requirements regarding

interference suppression on radio and TV.

Introduction

The Cellesse is a special massage system, designed to help reduce
or prevent the unsightly appearance of cellulite.
Cellulite is the increased visibility of lumpy fat deposits through
the surface of the skin. A common used description is ‘orange
peel skin’ because of its unique pitted, lumpy appearance.
Cellulite should not be confused with “cellulitis”, which is a
medical term linked to bacterial infection of the skin.
Cellulite can be reduced with the help of this product.
It can never be completely eliminated and will return when
neglected.
A maximum reduction of the Cellulite layer by 55 % can be
reached after 3 months, if the appliance is used 3 times a week
for 15 mins. on each leg.

The Cellesse does not reduce the fat in the fat layer.

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FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION OF THE HP5230 CELLESSE

Function of the Cellesse

The product is connected to the mains and the ON/OFF switch
(A)issettolevel1-5.
The pump ( B ) starts to function.
The pump ( B ) only starts to function if the appliance is in a
proper contact with the skin so a vacuum of at least 80 mbar can
be reached.
Once a vacuum of 80 mbar is reached, the electronic

suppression switch ( C ) switches on the motor (D)ofthe
massage rolls (E).
To avoid a painful sucking in of the skin, the vacuum stop
buttons ( F ) can be operated so that the vacuum is eliminated.

The Cellesse only functions properly if the product is put
properly on the skin so that the pump can build up a vacuum in
the sucking area.(G)

Cleaning and Maintenance

Never immerse the appliance in water nor rinse it.
For the best results, keep the Cellesse clean at all times, using a
damp cloth and a spot of detergent, if necessary.
Do not use alcohol, acetone, gasoline, abrasives, scourers and so
on for cleaning the appliance.
When cleaning, special attention should be paid to the rollers on
the underside.

Cleaning the rollers

To clean the rollers select
Level 1

Fig. 1

Cover the suction opening
with your thumb so the
rollers start to rotate.

Fig. 2

On/off Switch +

Suppression Switch

Level 1-5

Sleeve 105

El. Suppression Switch

C

Switches on the motor D
automatically at 80 mBar

underpressure

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VACU-stop Button

F

A

Sleeve 104

Sleeves

Sucking

Area

G

Rolls

E

Pump

B

OLD

A1
P-JACK

NEW

SOCKET-PCB

not on
PCB

A1
P-JACK

not on
PCB

W3
red

A2

W2
red

W1
blue

TP6

W4
red

A3

red
W3

TP5

W1_2

TP4
TP3

TP1
TP2

W1_1

Wipe the rollers clean with
a damp cloth.

Fig. 3

W4
red

M

W5
blue

Q3

R21 R20

not on
PCB

R5

M1D1

W5
red

M

blue
W6

W3_2

Q20b

TP10

C2

R6

R5

Q2

R22

6

5

R4

C20

C21 D20

TP15

C4

8

4

R1C1

Q1

R2

R31 R3

17

C24

+13V

R30

Q20a

P

A3

P

Q22

3

2

R32 R28 C23

R1C3

TP7

R2

LED­PCB

A3

R4

Q21

R29

Q1

R3

W9_1

TP8

D3

TP9

W9_2

not on
PCB

not on
PCB

R25

R27

R26

W1_1

A4

W1_2

W3_1

A5

M1 = Motor rolls
M2 = Pump

TP11

M1

TP12

Q2

M

not on
PCB

W6
red

M2D3

W7
blue

DAP0306

DAP0777

R24

TP13

W7
red

M2

M

blue
W8

TP14