Charging The Lithium-Ion Batteries; Attaching A Lithium-Ion Battery; Attaching A Disposable Fiber Tip - SDC MLD-810 Manuel D'utilisation

Charging the Lithium-Ion Batteries

The laser comes with two rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, allowing you to have a
fully charged battery available at all times. The battery provides up to 20 minutes of
continuous operation at 1.2 watts of power when fully charged.
The MLD-810 lithium-ion batteries are partially charged when shipped. Prior to using
the laser for the first time, you must fully charge all lithium-ion batteries provided with
the laser. Use only the approved base charger that is included with your laser.
Failure to follow these instructions may result in a voided warranty.

Attaching a Lithium-Ion Battery

To attach a battery to the main body, match the two pins (male) located on the main
body with the slots (female) located on the battery, and insert the pins into the slots.
Twist the battery clockwise until it firmly locks into place.
To store or recharge the laser, first remove the disposable tip, if one is attached.
Place the laser flat in the slot by tipping it slightly upward and inserting the end of the
battery first and then lowering it into the resting slot.
Do not place the laser upright in the vertical battery charging ports.
Do not touch the laser and the patient simultaneously while the laser is in the
base charger.
Do not touch the battery terminals and patient simultaneously.
Recharging a completely discharged battery takes approximately 1 hour. The LED
lights on the base charger indicate the amount of charge remaining. If the light is
amber, the battery is charging. When the light is green, the battery is fully charged.

Attaching a Disposable Fiber Tip

Each disposable fiber tip is pre-scored, pre-stripped and protectively wrapped in
its own package. Tips must only be used for a single procedure and then properly
disposed of.
The tip slips easily onto the shaft of the main body, aligning on the ridges. The
main body contains a magnet which snaps the tip into place and aligns it with
the laser diode.
The disposable tip can be attached in six different positions, allowing you to access
difficult areas during surgical soft-tissue procedures. The main body display will
provide visual verification indicating that the tip is properly attached and the laser unit
is on standby waiting to be used.
Line up pins on main body with slots
on battery, and twist clockwise to lock
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