Cryo 6 Filter Bundle - Buy 3, Get One Free!
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Cryo 6 Filter Bundle - Buy 3, Get the 4th FREE!
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4 Cryo 6 Filters for the price of 3
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Replacement filters for Cryo 6 models
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Dimensions: 18” x 11”
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Essential part for trouble-free cold air delivery
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Premium metal filter with high quality mesh
Cryo 6 Filter - Protecting Your Performance
The Cryo 6 filter is intended for use with the Cryo 6 skin cooling system. Only Cryo 6 models should be equipped with the Cryo 6 filter. Other Cryo models should be fitted with their corresponding Cryo filters.
A dirty filter can effect the overall performance of your Cryo unit and compromise the refrigeration system. Please vacuum your Cryo 6 filter every 150 hours of operation (every two weeks for best practice) and replace your Cryo 6 filter when necessary. There will be a message on your Cryo 6 unit to check your filter along with an indicator with the word “OK” over the fourth button on the touch screen. Select the button under “OK” and the message will clear.
Clean your Cryo 6 filter from the outside. Larger dirt particles can easily be removed by surface vacuuming. Clean your Cryo 6 filter every week if your Cryo 6 unit is operated in a carpeted treatment room or other circumstances that generate higher than normal amounts of dust.
The Cryo 6 filter is located on the back of your Cryo 6 unit. To replace a Cryo 6 filter, remove both wheel covers of the two rear wheels. Then remove the four screws of the bottom plate, remove the plate and slide the filter down and out. Remove the safety ground connector from the old Cryo 6 filter and attach it to the new Cryo 6 filter. Line up the filter and push it up, attach the four screws to the bottom plate, and slide the two wheel covers back over the two rear wheels.
The Cryo 6 Filter
A properly working and regularly cleaned Cryo 6 filter is essential for the performance of your Cryo 6 unit, so it can deliver cold air of up to -30 C to the treatment site. The cold air is typically intended to minimize pain and thermal injury during laser and dermatological treatments and for temporary topical anesthetic relief for injections. The epidermis is cooled before, during, and after laser energy has been applied – without interfering with the laser beam.
