Compex Vitality - Manual (Page 16)

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This message may mean that:
1) there is no electrode connected to this
channel;
2) the electrodes are old, worn out and/or the
contact is poor: try using new electrodes;
3) the electrode cable is defective: try it using
another channel. If cable shows a default again,
please replace.
Recharging error
A recharging error may happen
during charging. The Compex
“bleeps” continuously and the
following screen is displayed:
I f this message appears, disconnect
the charger and the device switches
off automatically. Please contact the
hotline, noting this error code.
I f, for any reason, you experience
any other trouble with your device,
please contact the hotline mentioned
and approved by Compex Médical SA.
11a The small battery symbol has only two
reference marks: The batteries are losing their
charge. Interrupt the session and recharge the
device (see the following section).
11b The , symbol normally displayed
above the “+”/“–” key of channel 4 has disappea-
red (
) and the small battery flashes: The
batteries are completely flat. It is no longer
possible to use the device. Recharge it
immediately (see the following section).
Recharging
T o recharge the Compex, first
disconnect the electrode cables from
the device, then plug the charger in a
socket and lastly connect the stimula-
tor to the charger (see in section I:
“Connecting the charger”). The
charge menu illustrated below appears
automatically.
START
13a
14a
Fig. 13
Fig. 14
Fig. 15
12a The Compex has been charging for 3 mi-
nutes and 8 seconds (a full charge may take
from 1h30 to 2 hours with the rapid charger
delivered with your device).
12b Charging is in progress and the small
battery symbol is not completely full.
When charging is completed, total charge
duration flashes and the small battery is
completely full. The Compex switches off
automatically as soon as you disconnect the
charger.
.
8. Problems and solutions
Electrode fault
13a-14a The Compex “bleeps” and alterna-
tively displays the symbol of a couple of elec-
trodes and an arrow pointing to the channel
where a problem has been detected. Below,
the stimulator has detected an electrode
fault on channel 2.
12a
12b
Fig. 12
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