What should not be done during the operation of the K-Laser?

Opening the device during operation of the K-Laser is to be avoided because it can compromise the safety, integrity, and functionality of the equipment. The K-Laser, like other medical devices, is engineered with safety mechanisms that protect both the user and the patient. Unauthorized access to the internal components can expose users to hazards such as electrical shock, laser exposure, and can also disrupt the laser’s operational capabilities.

Keeping the device closed ensures that all safety features are intact and minimizes the risk of accidents or malfunctions. Proper handling and adherence to operational protocols are crucial for ensuring effective and safe treatments, as well as maintaining the warranty and regulatory compliance of the device.

In contrast, using the device in a wet area may pose risks of electrical hazards, pointing the laser directly into the eyes can cause serious eye injuries, and engaging the emergency switch is generally a standard safety measure intended for situations where immediate action is required to ensure safety.