Operating Conditions And Safety Considerations; Treatment Area; Operating Conditions; Power Or Performance Loss - SDC MLD-810 Manuel D'utilisation

Operating Conditions and Safety Considerations

Treatment Area

Always use the laser in a well-lit and ventilated area. The area around the laser
must be free of standing water. Chemicals or gases that could cause combustion
must not be present when using the laser. Use a high-volume vacuum to remove
the laser "plume."
Provide high filtration masks for all personnel in the treatment area. The laser plume
may contain viable tissue particulates.
If base charger is in the treatment area, DO NOT make contact with the charging
pins and patient simultaneously.

Operating Conditions

Operating temperature should be between 6ºC and 30ºC.

Power or Performance Loss

In the event the laser has a loss of power or performance, stop using the
laser immediately and contact SDC - Société des Cendres at 01-49-61-41-41.

Safety Features

Audible Lasing Signal

An audible signal (high-pitched buzzing) sounds whenever the activation foot switch
is depressed.

Software Lock

The MLD-810 Laser is equipped with a software lock that requires proper code input
on the wand prior to use (see page 11).

Emergency Laser Stops

The laser has multiple laser stop features in case the laser needs to be shut down
immediately. The red Emergency Laser Stop button is located on the main body.
If the laser needs to be immediately shut down, press and release the red button,
remove the battery from the unit, remove the tip from the unit, or release the
foot pedal.

Laser Firing Delay

There is a brief delay between depressing the foot switch and the onset of the
laser activation. This allows the user adequate time to react if the foot switch is
inadvertently depressed or laser operation should be aborted.

Overheat Protection

If diode reaches 60º C, the unit will go into cool-down mode and will require the user
to input the password before the laser can be fired again. Press the up (
sequence four (4) times.

Safety Eyewear

The laser beam can cause eye damage when misused. When
using the laser, everyone in the treatment area must wear safety
eyewear with an optical density (OD) of 4 or better, which are
designed for use with a 808 nm wavelength. The laser tip should
never be pointed directly at the face, eyes, or skin. The nominal ocular hazard
distance (NOHD) is 902 mm. While wearing OD-4 eye protection the NOHD is reduced
to 9.2 mm.
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