Daavlin 7 Series Operating Instructions Manual
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Summary of Contents for Daavlin 7 Series
- Page 1 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS AND GENERAL INFORMATION HOME PHOTOTHERAPY 7 Series & 2 Series UV Series 1 Series M Series MANU0027 Rev 12 1/17/11...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
7 and 2 Series Unpacking & Assembly ..........10 7 and 2 Series Electrical Requirements ..........12 How to Position Yourself ................12 7 Series & 2 Series Lamp Removal & Replacement......12 M Series General Information ................13 Available Lamp Types & Number of Lamps:..........13 M Series Unpacking &... - Page 3 Recommended Maintenance Schedule .............23 Cleaning......................23 Lamp Replacement....................23 Calibration......................24 Refilling a Light Prescription ................24 Warranty ........................25 How Daavlin Handles Warranty and Service .............26 Responsibilities of the Buyer................26 Contact Information....................26...
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Page 4: Symbols
SYMBOLS Following is a chart detailing all symbols located on your device and their meaning: DANGEROUS VOLTAGE ATTENTION, CONSULT ACCOMPANYING DOCUMENTS NON-IONIZING RADIATION TYPE B EQUIPMENT EARTH (ground) PROTECTIVE EARTH (ground) ALTERNATING CURRENT... -
Page 5: Warning Label
WARNING LABEL A warning label is affixed to your Daavlin phototherapy device in a prominent and easily readable position. The label is of a size and shape similar to the example shown below. Please read the label carefully as it contains important safety information for you. -
Page 6: General Overview
Any signs of shipping damage should be noted on the shipping receipt that you will be asked to sign by the delivering carrier. If damage is discovered after unpacking the unit, save all packing materials and call Daavlin at 1-800-322-8546 for inspection and repair. The delivering carrier must be notified of any shipping damage within twenty-four (24) hours to protect your right to an insurance claim. -
Page 7: Inspect The Lamps In Your Unit
Daavlin immediately. The code numbers shown are generally located at the base of the lamp. -
Page 8: General Treatment Guidelines
General Treatment Guidelines Always check with your physician before you start your home treatments. Show him or her these instructions. Your physician is the final authority for your treatment. Depending upon your particular circumstances, he or she may modify these directions. Always follow your physician’s instructions. You will need a notebook in which to record the date, time or dose in Joules or milliJoules (dosimetry models only) and duration of each of your treatments along with any other notes regarding your treatment or treatment results. -
Page 9: Device Specific Information
DEVICE SPECIFIC INFORMATION UV Series Available Lamps Types & Number of Lamps: Numerals = Number of Lamps N/A = Not Available Narrow Band Broad Band UVA / Narrow Band UVB 12 + 12 UV Series This section covers topics that are specific to the UV Series. The Flex Dosimetry or Flex Timer operating instructions are covered on pages sixteen (16) through twenty-two (22). -
Page 10: How To Position Yourself
lamp variation. UV Series that are shipped outside the USA and Canada (230 volt units) will require local installation of a15-amp plug on the end of the cord that meets local electrical standards. Model Amps Wire Gauge Diagram Required Outlet 24 lamp, 120 volt 30 amps 10 AWG... -
Page 11: Series & 2 Series General Information
• Goggles (1 pair) and Glasses (UVA and visible light units only) • Feet (2) – Figure 1 • Stabilizer bars (2) – Figure 2 (7 Series units with doors only – does not apply to 2 Series) • Grid... - Page 12 6. Remove the remaining packaging foam and the cellophane wrap. 7. Mount the two stabilizer brackets (7 Series only). The screws for mounting the brackets are pre- inserted into the unit about 14” (35cm) from the bottom of the unit and in each foot. Using a small Philips Head screwdriver, remove the screws then position the brackets and replace the screws.
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Page 13: And 2 Series Electrical Requirements
Both 7 and 2 Series devices are equipped with onboard fuses. The fuse holders are located just below where the power cord plugs into the unit. Should an onboard fuse blow, call Daavlin service to determine an appropriate replacement. -
Page 14: M Series General Information
M Series General Information Available Lamp Types & Number of Lamps: Narrow Broad UVA/ UVA/ Band Band Narrow Broad Band UVB Band UVB 6 UVA + 4 6 UVA + 4 M Series M Series Unpacking & Assembly Guide Assembly Instructions 1. -
Page 15: M Series Electrical Outlet Requirements
M Series Electrical Outlet Requirements All models require a grounded, three prong electrical outlet rated for at least 15 amps. Each machine is equipped with a power inlet which incorporates two 5x20mm fuses. M Series devices can be built to meet any international electrical standard. How to Position Yourself The hands, feet or elbows should be placed through the arched exposure ports in the front shield and laid directly on the plastic guard that covers the lamps. -
Page 16: Series General Information
1 Series General Information Available Lamp Types (All units equipped with 4 lamps) Narrow Band UVB Broad Band UVB UVA1 Blue Light Red Light Intense White Light (SAD) 1 Series Unpacking Guide Open the box at the top and using two hands at each side of the device, pull the 1 Series out of the box, including the foam packers at each end. -
Page 17: Operating The Flex Control System
Then… Press ENTER Flex Dosimetry or Flex Time Control Daavlin phototherapy equipment is available with two types of control system; Flex Dosimetry and Flex Timer. Verify the type of control system you have and proceed to the applicable operating instructions. -
Page 18: The Backup Time
The Backup Time An important safety feature of Daavlin’s dosimetry system is the use of a backup safety time. While the dose is entered in Joules or milliJoules, a backup time must also be entered as a safety check. The treatment will stop when the dose has been delivered, OR, when the backup time has elapsed, whichever comes first. -
Page 19: Setting Up A Treatment
Once you know the power output, nine (9) milliwatts in the example above, consult the laminated Backup Time Chart, a partial example of which is included below. The numbers in the top row of the chart (horizontal axis) represent a range of power output values. Find the value that is closest to the power output of your device. - Page 20 6. Press ▲ until the number “2” is displayed. 7. Press ◄ to move the “2” one space to the left. 8. Press ▲ until the number “8” is displayed. 9. Press ◄ to move the “8” one space to the left and repeat until all desired digits are shown on the display.
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Page 21: Special Functions Of The Flex Dosimeter
Special Functions of the Flex Dosimeter Function Press Press Press then then To wake up device Any Key To pause a treatment Enter, End or Power To continue a treatment Enter To check how much time Mode Press Mode again to revert back to monitoring is left on your treatment the dose count up To check the power output... -
Page 22: Entering A Treatment Time
represent a range of potential treatment doses. Find the dose then trace that row to the right until it intersects with the column corresponding to the factory power output of the device. The time equivalent is shown where the two lines intersect. A partial chart is shown below. For example, if the factory power output is 4.0 mw and the dose to be delivered is 280 mJ, then an appropriate time is 01:30. -
Page 23: Special Functions Of The Flex Timer
Special Functions of the Flex Timer SPECIAL FUNCTIONS – FLEX TIMER Function Press Press Press then then To Wake up Device Any Key To Pause a Treatment In Enter, End or Progress Power To Continue a Paused Enter Treatment To End a Treatment that is in progress If you make a mistake Repeatedly press ◄... -
Page 24: Care Of Your Phototherapy Unit
Every 300 to 500 hours of usage Cleaning We suggest Daavlin’s DermaClean wipes or spray as they disinfect and will not harm any ultraviolet or light transmitting surfaces. If using DermaClean spray, spray the cleaner on a soft cotton cloth, then wipe the surface rather than spraying the cleaner directly on the surfaces. -
Page 25: Calibration
“refill” when five to ten exposures remain. Your physician will present a prescription to Daavlin and we will then contact you with a four digit refill code. When all exposures have been used, the screen will display the word “PASS”. -
Page 26: Warranty
(3) years from the date of installation in your home, under normal use and service. Daavlin will replace or repair any parts that appear to have been defective in material and/or workmanship and, for the term of the warranty, shall bear all costs related to such defect(s) including the cost of parts, labor and shipping. -
Page 27: How Daavlin Handles Warranty And Service
The following types of work are examples of "maintenance" and do not fall within the scope of the warranty: Required periodic calibration, replacement of lamps, cleaning and leveling the equipment. Any work performed by Daavlin technicians or subcontractors which falls outside the warranty will be billed at the prevailing service rate at the time of service.
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Can you provide : 1. the cost for a new ballast for the Daavlin 7 Series? 2. a schematic for the process 3. a step by step instruction for ballast remove and replacement I have spoken to Joe in Tech @ Daavlin. Today ALL Bulbs were working. If this continues my request is research and back up....if there is a problem with the treatment tomorrow (5.28.25) the procedural information / cost will help me in determining my next steps. Thanks Paul 714-612-7739