MYOSLIM 360 Cooling Sculpting Body Slimming Machine

1. Introduction and Overview

This manual provides essential information for the safe and effective operation of your MYOSLIM 360 Cooling Sculpting Body Slimming Machine. This advanced device combines Cryolipolysis (fat freezing), 40KHz Cavitation, Radio Frequency (RF), and Lipo Laser technologies for comprehensive body contouring, fat reduction, and skin tightening. Please read this manual thoroughly before initial use.

Image: 360 Cryolipolysis Overview
This image illustrates the machine's capabilities including Cellulite removal, Localized fat removal, Lymph drainage, Skin tightening, Body slimming, and Reshaping body line, utilizing Freezing, Vacuum, Cavitation, Lipo Laser, RF, and LED technologies.

2. Safety Information

2.1 General Safety Precautions

• DO NOT start the machine without water. Operating the machine without sufficient water will damage the treatment gun.
• This operating system contains precision instruments. Avoid moving the machine frequently or roughly.
• Before transporting, ensure all water is drained from the instrument. Use the original shock-absorbing packaging to prevent misalignment of the optical system and ensure proper energy output.
• Keep the light guide system clean at all times. Ensure condensate does not contaminate the light guide system.

2.2 Electrical Safety

• The system uses a single-phase 220V power supply with a maximum output current of no more than 5A.
• To extend service life and reduce the impact of grid fluctuations, use a stable 1000W power supply.
• Always check the circuit for safety immediately after power on and continuously during operation.

2.3 Operation Safety

• It is forbidden to place reflective materials (e.g., watches, mirrors, jewelry) in the treatment room during operation.
• After starting, always perform a test fire with two empty guns before treating skin.

3. Product Components

The MYOSLIM 360 Cooling Sculpting Body Slimming Machine comes with various applicators for different treatments:

• Cryo Handles (Cryo 1, Cryo 2, Cryo 3, Cryo 4, Mini Cryo 5)
• 40K Cavitation Handle
• Body RF Handle
• Face RF Handle
• Lipo Laser Pads

Image: Machine with All Applicators
This image displays the complete machine setup, including the main unit, various Cryo handles, 40K Cavitation, Body RF, Face RF, and Lipo Laser pads.

Image: Close-up of Handle and Screen
A detailed view of one of the Cryo handles and the machine's intuitive touch screen interface, showing active settings.

4. Setup Instructions

4.1 Water Installation

1. Ensure the machine is powered off and unplugged.
2. Locate the water inlet and overflow hole.
3. Fill the machine with pure water or distilled water only. Do NOT use mineral water or tap water, as this can damage the water circulation refrigeration system.
4. Add water until it flows out of the overflow hole, indicating the instrument is full.
5. After the initial water fill, power on the machine and operate it for 2-3 minutes to allow the strong refrigeration system to circulate the water.

4.2 Power Connection

1. Connect the machine to a single-phase 220V power supply. Ensure the power source can provide a stable 1000W.
2. Verify the circuit is safe before powering on.

4.3 Attaching Applicators

Securely connect the desired treatment handles (Cryo, Cavitation, RF, Lipo Laser pads) to their respective ports on the machine. Ensure all connections are firm.

Image: Machine Front View
This image shows the front of the machine, highlighting the various ports for attaching different treatment handles.

Image: Machine Side View
A side view of the machine, illustrating the cable connections and overall design.

Image: Machine Rear View
The rear view of the machine, showing the cooling fans and power input area.

5. Operating Instructions

5.1 Startup and Interface Navigation

1. Power On: Turn on the main power switch. The startup screen will display.
2. Startup Screen: The logo on the startup screen can be customized. Consult the manufacturer for specific methods.
3. Background Settings: Access background settings from the startup screen.
4. Enter Main Interface: Proceed to the main operation interface.

Image: Startup and Function Selection Interface
This image shows the initial 'Welcome' screen and the subsequent function selection interface with icons for Cryo, Cavitation, Body RF, Face RF, and Lipo Laser.

5.2 Treatment Mode Selection

From the main interface, select the desired treatment mode:

• Cryo: For fat freezing treatments.
• Cavitation: For 40KHz ultrasonic fat reduction.
• Body RF: For radio frequency treatments on the body.
• Face RF: For radio frequency treatments on the face.
• Lipo Laser: For laser-assisted fat dissolution.

5.3 Parameter Settings (General)

After selecting a mode, you will enter its specific operation interface. Here you can adjust parameters such as Time and Intensity.

• Time: Adjust treatment duration.
• Intensity: Adjust the power level of the treatment.
• Mode 1/2/3: Select different operational modes or patterns for the treatment.

Important: After entering the treatment mode selection interface, press the "Ready" button to trigger the applicator and automatically charge the capacitor. Once charging is complete, you can begin treatment. Press the "Standby" key to stop the applicator and enter standby mode.

5.4 Specific Treatment Details (from PDF manual)

5.4.1 Hair Removal Operation Interface (E-light System)

Image: Hair Removal Interfaces
This image displays the E-light System for Hair Removal, showing Pulse Width, Pulse Interval, RF Width, Number of Pulses, and controls for Light Energy, RF Energy, and Refrigeration. It also shows the OPT-SHR Rapid Hair Removal System.

• Pulse Width: Refers to the working time of the first strong pulse.
• Pulse Interval: Refers to the time interval between the first and second pulse.
• Number of Pulses: Refers to the number of strong pulses sent by the system each time the discharge is triggered. Increasing the number of pulses increases the depth of light on the skin.
• Refrigeration Adjustment: Adjusts the cooling temperature of the bald head (applicator). Adjustable in 5 levels. More blue snowflakes indicate stronger refrigeration; no blue snowflakes means refrigeration is off.
• Energy Adjustment: It is recommended to start with an energy glazing of 15. Adjust up or down by 2-3 units based on individual tolerance. Consult with clients during adjustment to avoid high-energy skin burns, using the skin's obvious thermal sensation as a standard.
• Hair Removal Course: Typically 4-6 sessions, 2-3 times per course, every 28 days. Obvious results are seen when hair becomes slightly curly and can be burnt.

5.4.2 Skin Rejuvenation

• Course: 4-6 sessions, 2-3 times per course, every 3 weeks. Face treatment typically lasts about 30 minutes.
• Symptoms: Expect slight redness.
• Preparation: Deep cleansing, exfoliation, treatment of acne and blackheads.

5.4.3 Red Blood and Acne Removal

• Course: 1-2 courses, 4-6 sessions, 2-3 times per course, every 3 weeks.
• Symptoms: Expect redness (use cold spray, ice pack).
• Preoperative: Deep Cleansing.

5.4.4 Freckle Removal

• Course: 1-2 courses (for severe melasma, 2 courses), 4-6 sessions, once every 3-4 weeks.
• Symptoms: The spot becomes darker and slightly reddish after one treatment, then becomes pale and falls off within a week.

5.4.5 Laser Mode Selection Interface (A)

Image: Laser Mode Selection Interface A
This interface allows selection of various laser treatment modes such as Eyebrow Washing, Tattoo Washing, Black Face Doll, Birthmark Removal, and Freckle Removal.

• Eyebrow Washing Mode: Select to enter the eyebrow washing operation interface.
• Tattoo Washing Mode: Select to enter the tattoo washing operation interface.
• Black Face Doll Mode: Select to enter the black face doll operation interface.
• Birthmark Removal Mode: Select to enter the birthmark removal interface.
• Eyebrow Washing Eyebrow Mode: Select to enter the eyebrow washing eyebrow operation interface.
• Background Parameter Setting: Requires password authentication (default password: 050128).

5.4.6 Laser Working Interface (A)

Image: Laser Working Interface A
This screen displays the current laser mode, frequency, energy, and temperature. It also shows controls for adjusting these parameters.

• Tattoo Washing Laser Working Mode: Displays the current laser mode selected from the previous interface.
• Light Output Frequency Adjustment: Use the triangle arrows to increase or decrease frequency. The range is factory-set; consult the manufacturer for details.
• Light Output Energy Adjustment: Use the triangle arrows to increase or decrease energy. The range is factory-set; consult the manufacturer for details.
• Current Working Environment Temperature: Displays the current temperature. A red thermometer indicates an abnormal temperature.
• Water Flow Display: Normal operation shows current water flow. An 'X' in the lower right corner of the cup icon indicates abnormal water flow.
• Light Count: Click this area to clear the light count.
• Preparation for Light Output: Click this area and press the handle pedal to activate light output.
• Light Output Standby: Release the handle pedal, click the area to stop the instrument.
• Return: Click to return to the previous interface.

5.4.7 Laser Selection Interface (B)

Image: Laser Selection Interface B
This interface provides an alternative style for selecting laser work and background parameter settings.

• Laser Work: Click to enter the laser work interface.
• Background Parameter Setting: Click to enter the password authentication interface.

5.4.8 Laser Working Interface (B)

Image: Laser Working Interface B
An alternative laser working interface displaying energy, frequency, and temperature controls.

• Laser Working Mode Selection: Select the appropriate laser mode.
• Light Output Frequency Adjustment: Use '+' to increase, '-' to decrease.
• Light Output Energy Adjustment: Use '+' to increase, '-' to decrease.
• Current Working Environment Temperature: Normal display. Red thermometer indicates abnormal.
• Current Water Flow Display: Normal display. 'X' in cup indicates abnormal.
• Light Count: Click to clear.
• Preparation for Light Output: Click and press handle pedal.
• Light Output Standby: Release handle pedal, click area to stop.
• Return: Click to return to Figure 3.

5.4.9 Password Authentication Interface

Image: Password Authentication Interface
A numerical keypad for entering the password to access advanced settings. The default password is 050128.

Multiple settings require password authentication. After successful authentication (entering the correct password), you can perform corresponding operations. The system automatically enters the settings interface once the password is fully entered.

• Delete/Return Key: If a password has been entered, this key deletes the last digit. If no password is entered, it acts as a return key to Figure 1 or Figure 3.

5.4.10 Background Parameter Setting Interface

Image: Background Parameter Setting Interface
This interface allows configuration of language, alarm temperature, water flow, and other system settings.

• Language Setting: Supports Simplified Chinese, English, Traditional Chinese, Portuguese, Vietnamese, Korean.
• Alarm Temperature Setting: The default alarm temperature upper limit is 55°C. The adjustment range is 30-90°C. It is recommended not to change this setting without consulting the manufacturer.
• Alarm Water Flow Switch: On by default. Can be turned off with engineer permission.
• Total Light Output Count: Click to enter password authentication (050168) to clear and re-enter the count.
• Working Mode Setting: Click to enter password authentication (050128) to access the working mode setting interface.
• Interface Style Setting: Click to enter password authentication (050128) to access the interface style setting interface.
• Save: Apply changes to language, alarm temperature, water flow.
• Restore Default Settings: This operation requires engineer permission.

6. Maintenance

• Water Replacement: For frequent use, change the pure/distilled water once every 15 days. If used infrequently, change the water once a month.
• Light Guide System: Keep the light guide system clean at all times. Prevent condensate from contaminating it.
• Cleaning: Regularly clean the exterior of the machine and applicators with a soft, damp cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners or solvents.
• Storage: Store the machine in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.

7. Troubleshooting

This section addresses common issues you might encounter with your MYOSLIM machine.

• Machine Not Starting / Applicator Not Firing:
  - Check if the machine is filled with pure/distilled water. Operation without water can burn the treatment gun.
• Abnormal Temperature Display:
  - If the thermometer turns red on the working interface, the environment temperature is abnormal. Check the room temperature and ensure proper ventilation around the machine.
• Abnormal Water Flow:
  - If an 'X' appears in the lower right corner of the cup icon on the laser working interface, the water flow is abnormal. Check water levels and ensure the water circulation system is functioning correctly.
• Energy Output Issues:
  - If the optical system was misaligned during transport (due to not draining water or improper packaging), it may affect energy output. Contact support if this is suspected.
• System Settings Locked:
  - Access to certain background parameter settings requires a password (050128). If you cannot access these settings, ensure the correct password is entered.

For issues not listed here or if troubleshooting steps do not resolve the problem, please contact customer support.

8. Specifications

9. Contraindications

Do not use this device if any of the following apply:

• Photosensitivity or a history of photosensitive reactions.
• Recent intake of photosensitive foods or drugs (e.g., celery, isotretinoin).
• Presence of a pacemaker or defibrillator.
• Damaged skin at the treatment site.
• Pregnancy.
• Diabetes, heart disease, hypertension, or epilepsy.
• Skin cancer.
• Fragile skin recently exposed to the sun.

10. User Tips

• Pre-Treatment Test: Before full treatment, especially for laser modes, perform a spot test on a small area of skin. Start with slightly lower energy than recommended and gradually increase.
• Energy Adjustment: Always adjust energy levels in consultation with the client, using their comfort and skin's thermal sensation as a guide to avoid burns.
• Post-Treatment Care: For skin treatments, temporary discomfort, small blisters, pigmentation, redness, swelling, or bruises may occur. It is recommended to apply ice packs for 30 minutes after treatment and continue for 5 days post-treatment.
• Hair Removal Cycles: Hair removal is most effective during the growth period of hair. Multiple sessions (4-6 times) are needed to target hair in different growth cycles.
• Water Quality: Always use pure or distilled water to protect the machine's refrigeration system.
• Regular Water Changes: Adhere to the recommended water change schedule (every 15 days for frequent use, monthly for infrequent use) to maintain system efficiency.

11. Warranty and Support

11.1 Product Warranty

The machine is guaranteed for one year from the date of purchase (with a valid bill). During this period, quality problems will be repaired free of charge. After one year, a maintenance fee will be applied.

Accessories are guaranteed for three months. Quality problems within three months will receive free repairs. After three months, parts maintenance fees will be charged. Maintenance services are available for products outside the warranty period, with charges for spare parts and consumables.

11.2 Exclusions from Free Warranty Service

Free warranty service will not be provided for failures caused by:

• Disassembly or modification of the product without permission.
• Accidental drops or falls.
• Lack of reasonable maintenance.
• Failure to follow the correct instructions provided in this manual.

11.3 Warranty Card

When requesting repair, please present your warranty card for verification.

For further assistance or inquiries, please refer to the official seller's contact information or the provided PDF user manual: View User Manual (PDF)