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- Page 1 4/9/22, 4:44 PM Switch User Manual - Dr. Dabber Knowledge Base Switch User Manual (https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1102/6350/files/instruction-manual-switch.pdf?4940999847495111870) Safety Information Dr. Dabber products are intended for use by persons of legal smoking age, not by nonsmokers or by children, women who are pregnant or breastfeeding, or persons with or at risk of heart disease, high blood pressure, hypertension, diabetes, or taking medicine for depression or asthma.
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Page 2: What's In The Box
Safety Do not place any foreign metallic material in the glass top of the SWITCH. Induction heating systems will heat ANY CONDUCTIVE materials placed inside the electromagnetic fields. Use ceramic or glass loading and dab tools when the SWITCH is in operation. -
Page 3: Warranty Information
This unit is under a 24 month Warranty on electronic components, battery pack, and charging cable and adapter. The SWITCH and Induction Heating Dr. Dabber is proud to launch the SWITCH, our first induction heating unit capable of vaporizing oil or leaf materials with precise power & carefully calibrated temperature profiles. https://drdabber.helpscoutdocs.com/article/76-switch-user-manaul 3/18... - Page 4 Switch User Manual - Dr. Dabber Knowledge Base The SWITCH was designed and developed from the ground up in the United States by our unique team of engineers, scientists, designers, and vaporizer experts. The result is a truly unique product that addresses the shortcomings most people are used to with a vaporizing device.
- Page 5 4/9/22, 4:44 PM Switch User Manual - Dr. Dabber Knowledge Base The Induction Cups will become extremely hot. Do not touch once powered on, and give the Induction Cups enough time to cool after operation before handling. Always remove the induction cups with the reverse action tweezers.
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Page 6: Powering The Switch On And Off
When changing modes on the SWITCH, the Power Switch must be turned to the ‘OFF’ position before turning to the opposite mode. The unit is turned off by returning the Power Switch to the center position. The LEDs will light up Cyan, then fade to Black. - Page 7 After the Power Setting is saved, the front LEDs will illuminate Pink to display the units battery level. Each LED represents 20% charge ( eg: 5 LEDs represents a full charge, 1 LED represents 20% battery life) Pink flashing lights indicate the battery contains less than 10% charge. Under this condition, The SWITCH must be charged before next use.
- Page 8 Press the (Go) Button, and place the carb cap atop the Glass Percolator Attachment. The SWITCH LEDs will escalate Red when heating then turn Green when the unit has reached temperature. Once the lights turn green, you may use the device.In standard mode the device will hold the heat profile for 15 seconds which is then followed by a cooldown mode indicated by cascading Blue LEDs.
- Page 9 This feature prevents the unit from ever overheating and causing damage to the advanced electronics. Maximum cool down cycle time is 4 minutes. If cool down cycle is interrupted by powering the Switch Down, then cool down cycle will reset upon powering the Switch back on. Induction Cups Ceramic Induction Cups should only be removed after they have cooled to a safe temperature.
- Page 10 Although interchangeable, the White Ceramic Induction Cup was designed for use with essential oils, while the Black Ceramic Induction Cup is designed for leaf. The SWITCH is able to detect whether or not an Induction Cup is present and will not begin a heating cycle without a Ceramic Induction Cup in place.
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Page 11: Stealth Mode
Stealth Mode Stealth Mode is incorporated into the Standby Lighting settings. In Stealth Mode, the SWITCH glass top will not illuminate, and will only indicate functions with the LEDs on the front of the device. To change into Stealth mode, press and hold the (-) button. -
Page 12: Self-Cleaning Cycle
To get out of Stealth Mode, simply repeat the above process and choose a different Lighting option. Self Cleaning Cycle The SWITCH is capable of cleaning your Ceramic Induction Cup by running a high energy heat cycle that burns away any remaining residue in the Ceramic Induction Cup. -
Page 13: Advanced Mode
Standard charging times range from 60-90 minutes from 10% charge to a full battery. To change or replace the battery pack, rotate and remove the magnetic base plate from the SWITCH. Once the baseplate is removed, position the retainer clips out of the battery’s path and remove the battery pack. - Page 14 Higher heat profiles may result in reduced battery life. Train Your Hold Time The SWITCH allows you to choose your hold time (duration of which the unit holds the desired heating profile) in Advanced Mode. Instead of pressing the (Go) button to use the device, Press and hold the (Go) button.
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Page 15: Troubleshooting
To access Crystal Mode, the SWITCH must be powered down from Advanced Mode. Hold down the (+) button and power on the device by flipping the power switch to either (LEAF)or (OIL). The front LEDs will illuminate White to indicate Crystal Mode. - Page 16 Reset the device by rotating and removing the magnetic base plate from the bottom of the SWITCH. Once the base plate is removed, position the retainer clips out of the battery’s path to pull out the battery pack. Keep the battery pack removed for 10 seconds.
- Page 17 4/9/22, 4:44 PM Switch User Manual - Dr. Dabber Knowledge Base Find Us! Feel free to check out our instruction videos by visiting our Dr. Dabber YouTube Channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0NVkIgwKy-ttYw9RSumj6w/videos) or follow us on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/drdabber/), Twitter (https://twitter.com/DrDabber), Discord (https://discord.gg/FruQXQh6), and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/drdabber/). ...
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