Federarm (spring arm), Ausleger (support arm), Bremsschrauben (brake screws), and cover caps. 2. Installation Steps
Secure the stand pipe into the base. Ensure it is stable and vertical.
Ensure the protective filter in front of the infrared sensor is clean; this sensor prevents overheating by monitoring the client's skin temperature. Manual & Safety Resources
Check that the five heating elements move smoothly. The side arms are foldable and adjustable to three positions to accommodate different hair lengths and styles.
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Toggle the main power switch (located near the base of the power cord entry on the machine) to the "I" (ON) position.
Verify that all five infrared heating elements activate, glow gently, and open up into their processing positions.
Connect the internal power cable through the arm. It is highly recommended that a certified electrician performs the final wiring to comply with local safety standards. Key Controls & Components Ensure it is stable and vertical
Connect the unit directly to the wall outlet. Avoid extension cords.
Before unboxing the equipment, ensure your salon space meets the necessary structural and electrical specifications. Electrical Specifications
Check that the power cord is properly seated in the base outlet and that the wall outlet is functional.
Secure the threaded adjustment collar or turn-knob onto the outer tube to prevent the inner pole from sliding down unexpectedly. Step 3: Mounting the Head Unit The side arms are foldable and adjustable to
Once your manual install is complete, follow this schedule to keep the Climazon Millenium running for 20+ years:
Turn off power immediately and contact an authorized Wella technician. Center base bolt is loose.
Use a minimum 10A dedicated circuit breaker to prevent overloads.