Philips Cellesse Sense Active HP 5233 Bedienungsanleitung

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Cellesse Sense Active

HP 5233

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Type appliance : 13V adapter from mains (AC)

Voltage (mains) : 220-240V, 50/60 Hz and

110-127V, 50/60 Hz

Motor : DC type

Max. powerconsumption : 8 Watts

Under pressure : 5 steps from 80 mbar to 250 mbar

Number of rollers : 2 driven and 2 non-driven (small)

Length cord : 2.5 m

4322 277 00387

01/04

Introduction

The Cellesse is a special massage system, designed to help to

reduce or prevent the unsightly appearance of cellulite.

Cellulite is the increased visibility of lumpy fat deposits through

the surface of the skin.

A common used description is ‘orange peel skin’ because of its

unique pitted, lumpy appearance.

Cellulite should not be confused with ‘cellulitis’, which is a medical

term linked to bacterial infection of the skin.

Cellulite can be reduced with the help of this product.

It can never be completely eliminated and will return when

neglected.

Cellesse can smooth the cellulite layer inside the skin by up to

49 % in one month, if the appliance is used 3 times a week for

15 minutes on each leg.

The Cellesse Sense Active does not reduce the fat in the

fat layer.

Product meets the requirements regarding

interference suppression on radio andTV.

FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION OF THE HP 5233 CELLESSE

Function of the Cellesse

The product is connected to the mains and the ON/OFF switch

(A) is set to level 1 - 5.

The electronic suppression switch (C) switches on the motor of

the massage rolls (E).The Pump B starts to function.

The pump (B) only starts to function if the appliance is in a proper

contact with the skin so a vacuum of at least 80 mbar can be

reached.

Once a vacuum of 80 mbar is

reached the small indicator lamp

on the front of the appliance lights

up to show that a proper contact

is made.

To avoid painful sucking in of the

skin, the vacuum stop buttons (F)

can be operated so that the

vacuum is eliminated.

The Cellesse only functions

properly if the product is put

properly on the skin so that the

pump can build up a vacuum in the

sucking area. (G)

Cleaning and maintenance

Never immerse the appliance in water or rinse it.

For the best results, clean the appliance after every treatment

session with a moist cloth and, if necessary, a drop of washing-up

liquid. Make sure the ﬁlter does not get damp.

Do not use alcohol, acetone, benzine, abrasives, scourers etc., to

clean the appliance.

Cleaning the rollers

To clean the rollers select Level 1.

Wipe the rollers clean with a

damp cloth.

Cleaning the hand-strap (1)

The hand-strap with claps can be

washed in a washing machine at

max. 40 °C.

Washing may slightly change the

colour of the strap.

VACU-stop Button

On/off Switch +

Suppression Switch

Level 1-5

Pump

Sleeves

El. Suppression Switch

Switches on the motor D

automatically at 80 mBar

underpressure

Sucking

Area

Rolls

PCB

not on

R1C3

+13V

P-JACK

W1_1

W1_2

TP1

TP2

TP4

TP3

TP5

TP8

TP9

TP6

TP10

TP15

TP7

TP11

TP12

red

blue

SOCKET-PCB

PCB

not on

W1_2

W1_1

PCB

not on

red

blue

red

W3_2

W3_1

PCB

not on

PCB

not on

PCB

LED-

W9_2

W9_1

TP13

TP14

DAP0777

EXPLODED VIEW

DAP1699

103

104

101

102

106

105

10 18

D x l

Screws Cand D(2x) = 3 x 9

PARTS LIST DISASSEMBLY ADVICE

Pos. description included service code

1 ﬂexible hand-strap 4203 035 74900

2 hand support 4203 035 74910

3 set housing parts item 4 (2x) 9965 000 08862

4 set vacuum buttons 9965 000 08863

5 vacuum stop unit 9965 000 08864

6 power unit 9965 000 08865

7 pump item 103,104 9965 000 08866

8 pcb item 19 + 20 9965 000 08867

9 set tubes item 105 (2x), 9965 000 08868

106 (1x)

10 vacuum control unit item 18 9965 000 08869

- on/off switch

11 adjusting knob 4203 035 74980

12 ﬁlter (5x) 4822 480 10279

13 sieve 4203 035 74990

14 support roller 4203 035 75000

15 set damping rubbers 103 + 104 9965 000 08870

16 set screws: consisting of Screw A + B 4822 310 11379

17 pouch 4203 035 75010

18 rattle spring 4822 492 32876

19 power jack 4822 265 11618

20 Led - green 4822 130 83081

21 adapter EURO 220-240V 4822 219 10056

adapter UK 220-240V 4822 219 10057

adapter JPN 100V 4822 219 10059

adapter Korea 220V 4822 219 10167

adapter Australia 240V 4822 219 10174

adapter Brazil 115-220V 4822 219 10171

adapter China 220V 4822 219 10338

adapter universal 110-127V 4203 035 75060

22 timer (not shown in the exploded view) 4203 035 75050

To open the product

Remove Flexible

Hand-strap 1

Remove Screw cover A + B

Set Adjusting knob (11)

to pos. 5

Remove Adjusting knob (11)

Remove Screw A + B

Remove Screw C

Remove Screw cover D (2x)

Remove Screw D (2x)

D (2x)

N.B. Screw Cover A + B will be damaged, when it is

removed. For this reason, both covers are supplied free

when you order items 3 - 10 and 15.

N.B. Components with numbers from 100 and higher

cannot be ordered separately

ASSEMBLY TIPS + TEST CRITERIA AND CONTROLS + POSSIBLE COMPLAINTS

ASSEMBLYTIPS

- Adjusting knob (11) ;

Before assembling the adjusting

knob (11), set the cam of the

adjusting unit 10 to the indicated

position.

- Adjusting the hand-strap

- Spring: Before replacing

TEST CRITERIA AND CONTROLS

Voltage Ampere

Total product 13.0V 380 mA ± 10 %

Adapter: Primary voltage 220-240V

Secondary voltage 13.0V 400 mA

if < 12.5V adapter is defective

Pump 13.0V 180 mA ± 10%

Motor rollers 13.0V 180 mA ± 10 %

N.B.

- To avoid dust from getting into the pump, the suction

opening has been closed with a plastic cap. Remove the

plastic cap before assembling.

- After the product has been repaired, it should

function properly and has to meet the safety

requirements as laid down and ofﬁcially established

at this moment.

POSSIBLE COMPLAINTS

Status Failure Cause

1. Switch in “OFF”position Pump functions ON/OFF switch defective

2. Switch set to level 1 Pump doesn’t function Adapter defective

ON/OFF switch defective

Internal wiring broken

Defective PCB

Motor pump defective

3. Switch set to level 1-5 and LED burns Filter is clogged

product not placed on the skin Electronic switch defective

Defective PCB

4. Switch set to level 1-5 and Product doesn’t function Electronic switch defective

product properly placed Defective PCB

Sleeves got loose

Vacuum stop defective

Gearing motor defective

Pump clogged - ﬁlter missing

Internal wiring broken

To check, if the product functions properly.

- Remove sieve (13).

- Set the switch to level 1. ⇒The rollers should rotate continuously and the LED doesn’t burn.

- Cover the suction opening with the thumb. ⇒The LED lights up.

- Press the vacuum stop-buttons. ⇒The LED goes out and the rollers stop rotating.

LMS

2 mm

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