Application; General; Attachments - Sanitas SMA 50 Mode D'emploi

3. Application

3.1 General

– This instrument is intended only for the treatment of hands (manicure) and feet (pedicure).
– S elect an attachment and push it onto the instrument spindle using a slight pressure. The
attachments can be heard to engage. To remove: pull the attachment and instrument apart in
the axial direction (straight).
– Switch on the instrument by sliding the slide switch to the left (anticlockwise running) or to the
right (clockwise running). The two buttons marked with plus (+) and minus (-) allow you to select
the speed of rotation. Start every application at low speed and increase it only as required.
– A ll file and cutting attachments are coated with a sapphire grain. This guarantees extremely
long life and almost guarantees freedom from wear.
– D o not exert heavy pressure and always guide the attachments carefully over the sur face to
be treated.
– M ove the instrument under light pressure in circular movements slowly over the parts to be
treated.
– N ote that the cutting attachments will have a reduced effect if the skin is softened or moist.
For this reason, do not carry out any pretreatment in a bath.
– Do not remove all the callus skin in order to retain the natural protection of the skin.
– A lways ensure that the spindle can rotate freely. It must never be permanently jammed, other-
wise the instrument will become too hot and suffer damage.
– After every use, apply moisturizing cream to the parts treated.
Important:
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check the results during treatment. this is particularly important for diabetics,
since their hands and feet are less sensitive.

3.2 Attachments

Since the following involve Profi attachments, we would ask you to proceed with caution when
using them, since incorrect use could lead to injury. Exercise particular caution at higher speeds.
The following 6 attachments are included in the basic equipment:
A – Sapphire cone
Removal of dry skin or calluses from the soles of the feet and from the
heels and for manicuring the nails.
B – Felt cone
Smoothing and polishing the edge of the nail after filing as well as for
cleaning the nail surface. Always polish in circular movements and do not
allow the felt cone to rest in one place, otherwise friction could cause heat
to develop.
c – Sapphire disk, fine
Filing and treatment of the nails, fine grained sapphire disk.
The specific aspect of this sapphire disk is that only the inner disk rotates,
while the outer support is stationary. This enables precise filing of the nails
without the risk of burning the skin with the fast rotating disk.
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