InMode II (AG606666A)

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Manual Catalog Part Number: DO606737A
Revision Level: B
Revision Release Date: December 2018
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● InMode Ltd.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 1-1
Before You Start ............................................................................................................................... 1-1
System Overview .............................................................................................................................. 1-1
Conventions Used in this Manual..................................................................................................... 1-1
Explanation of the Symbols Used in the System and Accessories ................................................... 1-2
2. Safety and Regulatory .................................................................................................................. 2-1
The Patient ....................................................................................................................................... 2-1
Treating Attendant ........................................................................................................................... 2-1
Cautions ............................................................................................................................................ 2-2
Ocular Hazards ................................................................................................................................. 2-2
Ocular Safety Considerations ........................................................................................................... 2-3
Electrical and Mechanical Safety ...................................................................................................... 2-3
Fire Hazards ...................................................................................................................................... 2-4
Safety Features of the System .......................................................................................................... 2-4
Safe Use of the Active Accessories ................................................................................................... 2-5
Device Labels .................................................................................................................................... 2-7
Handpiece Labels.............................................................................................................................. 2-9
Equipment Classification ................................................................................................................ 2-12
System Specifications ..................................................................................................................... 2-13
Output Power Curves ................................................................................................................. 2-16
EMC Safety Compliance ................................................................................................................. 2-19
3. System Description ...................................................................................................................... 3-1
Front Panel and Operator Control Panel .......................................................................................... 3-1
Rear Panel......................................................................................................................................... 3-2
Service Cabinet ................................................................................................................................. 3-4
Graphic User Interface Screens ........................................................................................................ 3-5
System and Handpiece Information Available on User Interface Screens ..................................... 3-18
Diolaze Handpieces Information................................................................................................ 3-19
Lumecca Handpieces Information ............................................................................................. 3-20
BodyFX/MiniFX Handpiece Information .................................................................................... 3-21
Forma & Plus Handpiece Information ....................................................................................... 3-22
FormaV Handpiece Information ................................................................................................ 3-23
Vasculaze System Information ................................................................................................... 3-24
Fractora System Information ..................................................................................................... 3-25
Morpheus8 System Information ................................................................................................ 3-26
Sound Indicator .............................................................................................................................. 3-27
Cut-Off Temperature Control ......................................................................................................... 3-27
Cooling System ............................................................................................................................... 3-27
Handpieces ..................................................................................................................................... 3-28
Diolaze XL ................................................................................................................................... 3-28
Vasculaze ................................................................................................................................... 3-29
Lumecca 515 and 580 ................................................................................................................ 3-30

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Lumecca HR/SR .......................................................................................................................... 3-31

Fractora ...................................................................................................................................... 3-32
Forma and Forma Plus ............................................................................................................... 3-33
FormaV ....................................................................................................................................... 3-34
BodyFX/MiniFX........................................................................................................................... 3-35
Morpheus8 ................................................................................................................................. 3-36
4. System Installation ....................................................................................................................... 4-1
Unpack the System ........................................................................................................................... 4-1
Accessories Kit .................................................................................................................................. 4-5
Electrical Requirements ................................................................................................................... 4-7
Environmental Requirements .......................................................................................................... 4-7
Initial System Setup .......................................................................................................................... 4-8
Connecting the Power Cable and Handpiece .............................................................................. 4-8
Filling the Cooling System .......................................................................................................... 4-10
Remote Interlock Connection .................................................................................................... 4-13
Footswitch Connection .............................................................................................................. 4-13
5. Modules Replacement ................................................................................................................. 5-1
Prior to System Disassembly ............................................................................................................ 5-1
Removing the Side Panels ................................................................................................................ 5-2
Removing the Front Panel and Inner Shield ..................................................................................... 5-3
System Components under the Front Panel and Inner Shield ......................................................... 5-5
Replacing the Flow Meter ............................................................................................................ 5-5
Replacing the Flow Meter’s Harness ........................................................................................... 5-6
System Components under the Left- and Right-Side Panels............................................................ 5-7
System Components under Left Side Panel ................................................................................. 5-7
System Components under Right Side Panel ............................................................................... 5-8
Replacing the Controller Assembly Board ........................................................................................ 5-9
Replacing the Mini-IPL Board ......................................................................................................... 5-10
Replacing the RF (Radiofrequency) Board...................................................................................... 5-12
Replacing the DC-to-DC (48 to 24 VDC) Board ............................................................................... 5-13
Replacing the Power Supply Module ............................................................................................. 5-14
Replacing the RF Handpieces Double-Connector........................................................................... 5-15
Replacing the Laser Driver Board Assembly ................................................................................... 5-16
Replacing the Cooling System Pump .............................................................................................. 5-17
Replacing the AC Filter ................................................................................................................... 5-19
Replacing the Deionizer Filter ........................................................................................................ 5-20
Replacing the Particle Filter ........................................................................................................... 5-21
Replacing the Touch-Screen Control Panel .................................................................................... 5-23
Replace the Adapter Board ........................................................................................................ 5-24
6. Maintenance ................................................................................................................................ 6-1
Cleaning the System and Handpieces .............................................................................................. 6-1
Routine Periodic Maintenance ......................................................................................................... 6-2
Cleaning/Replacing the Dust Filter ................................................................................................... 6-3
Maintenance ................................................................................................................................ 6-3

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Cleaning Method.......................................................................................................................... 6-3

Replacing the Cooling Water and Draining the System ................................................................... 6-4
Draining the Cooling Water ......................................................................................................... 6-4
Refilling the Cooling Water .......................................................................................................... 6-6
Draining the Handpieces with the Water Draining Tool .............................................................. 6-9
RF Calibration ................................................................................................................................. 6-10
InMode RF Calibration Test Form .............................................................................................. 6-17
Laser and IPL Energy Verification ................................................................................................... 6-18
Laser and IPL Handpiece Thermoelectric Cooler Test .................................................................... 6-20
InMode Lumecca 515/580 and 580 HR/SR Energy Test Form ................................................... 6-21
InMode Diolaze XL 755/810, 810, 810/1064 Energy Test Form ................................................ 6-22
InMode Vasculaze Energy Test Form ......................................................................................... 6-23
7. Troubleshooting ........................................................................................................................... 7-1
8. Spare Parts Catalog ...................................................................................................................... 8-1
Part Lists and Illustrations ................................................................................................................ 8-2
9. Diagrams and Schematics ............................................................................................................. 9-1
System Block Diagram ...................................................................................................................... 9-1
System Wiring Diagram .................................................................................................................... 9-2

LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 2-1: System Certification and Identification Label ......................................................................... 2-7
Figure 2-2: Laser Emission Warning Label ................................................................................................ 2-7
Figure 2-3: Laser Interlock Label ............................................................................................................... 2-8
Figure 2-4: IPL Warning Label ................................................................................................................... 2-8
Figure 2-5: IPL Emission Warning Label .................................................................................................... 2-8
Figure 2-6: Emergency Stop Label on the Emergency Red Button ........................................................... 2-9
Figure 2-7: Footswitch Connection Port Label .......................................................................................... 2-9
Figure 2-8: Handpieces Identification Labels .......................................................................................... 2-10
Figure 2-9: Diolaze XL Handpieces Connector Labels ............................................................................. 2-11
Figure 2-10: Vasculaze Handpiece Connector Labels ............................................................................. 2-11
Figure 2-11: Diolaze XL and Vasculaze Handpiece Label for Laser Aperture ............................. 2-11
Figure 2-12: Lumecca Handpiece Label for IPL Aperture ................................................................ 2-11
Figure 2-13: Fractora 60-Pin Output Power Versus Impedance ............................................................. 2-16
Figure 2-14: Fractora 24-Pin Output Power Versus Impedance ............................................................. 2-16
Figure 2-15: Forma Output Power Versus Impedance ........................................................................... 2-17
Figure 2-16: Plus Output Power Versus Impedance ............................................................................... 2-17
Figure 2-17: BodyFX Output Power Versus Impedance .......................................................................... 2-18
Figure 2-18: MiniFX Output Power Versus Impedance........................................................................... 2-18
Figure 2-19: Morpheus8 Output Power Versus Impedance ................................................................... 2-18
Figure 3-1: Front Panel Components and Connections ............................................................................ 3-1
Figure 3-2: Rear Panel Connections .......................................................................................................... 3-3
Figure 3-3: Service Cabinet ....................................................................................................................... 3-4
Figure 3-4: Splash Screen .......................................................................................................................... 3-5
Figure 3-5: Login Screen ............................................................................................................................ 3-5

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Figure 3-6: Menu Screen ........................................................................................................................... 3-5

Figure 3-7: Utilities Screen ........................................................................................................................ 3-6
Figure 3-8: Activation Screen .................................................................................................................... 3-7
Figure 3-9: Diolaze XL Treatment Screen .................................................................................................. 3-8
Figure 3-10: Lumecca 580 Treatment Screen (same screen for 515) ....................................................... 3-9
Figure 3-11: Lumecca HR/SR – HR (Left) and Lumecca HR/SR – SR Treatment Screens ........................ 3-10
Figure 3-12: Fractora Treatment Screen ................................................................................................. 3-12
Figure 3-13: Forma/Plus Treatment Screen ............................................................................................ 3-13
Figure 3-14: FormaV Treatment Screen.................................................................................................. 3-14
Figure 3-15: Vasculaze Treatment Screen .............................................................................................. 3-15
Figure 3-16: Morpheus8 Treatment Screen............................................................................................ 3-16
Figure 3-17: BodyFX/MiniFX Treatment Screen ..................................................................................... 3-17
Figure 3-18: System and Handpiece Information Access Method.......................................................... 3-18
Figure 3-19: System and Handpiece Information on the Diolaze Screen ............................................... 3-19
Figure 3-20: System and Handpiece Information on the Lumecca Screen ............................................ 3-20
Figure 3-21: System and Handpiece Information on the BodyFX/MiniFX Screen .................................. 3-21
Figure 3-22: System and Handpiece Information on the Forma & Plus Screen ..................................... 3-22
Figure 3-23: System and Handpiece Information on the FormaV Screen .............................................. 3-23
Figure 3-24: System and Handpiece Information on the Vasculaze Screen ........................................... 3-24
Figure 3-25: System and Handpiece Information on the Fractora Screen ............................................. 3-25
Figure 3-26: System and Handpiece Information on the Morpheus8 Screen ........................................ 3-26
Figure 3-27: Cooling System Block Diagram ........................................................................................... 3-27
Figure 3-28: Diolaze XL Handpiece.......................................................................................................... 3-28
Figure 3-29: Vasculaze Handpiece .......................................................................................................... 3-29
Figure 3-30: Lumecca 515 and 580 Handpieces ..................................................................................... 3-30
Figure 3-31: Lumecca HR/SR Handpiece ................................................................................................. 3-31
Figure 3-32: Fractora Handpiece............................................................................................................. 3-32
Figure 3-33: Fractora Tips: 24-Pin (Left, Coated and Non-Coated) and 60-Pin (Right) .......................... 3-32
Figure 3-34: Forma and Forma Plus Handpieces .................................................................................... 3-33
Figure 3-35: FormaV Handpiece .......................................................................................................... 3-34
Figure 3-36: BodyFX Handpiece .............................................................................................................. 3-35
Figure 3-37: MiniFX Handpiece ............................................................................................................... 3-35
Figure 3-38: Morpheus8 Handpiece .................................................................................................... 3-36
Figure 4-1: Shipping Box ........................................................................................................................... 4-1
Figure 4-2: Open Shipping Box .................................................................................................................. 4-1
Figure 4-3: Handpiece Carrying Cases....................................................................................................... 4-2
Figure 4-4: Accessories Box....................................................................................................................... 4-2
Figure 4-5: Removing the System Console from the Box (1) .................................................................... 4-3
Figure 4-6: Removing the System Console from the Box (2) .................................................................... 4-3
Figure 4-7: Unpacked System Console...................................................................................................... 4-4
Figure 4-8: Accessories Kit ........................................................................................................................ 4-6
Figure 4-9: Power Cable Connection ........................................................................................................ 4-8
Figure 4-10: Cradles Installation ............................................................................................................... 4-9
Figure 4-11: Handpiece Installation .......................................................................................................... 4-9
Figure 4-12: Filling the Water Reservoir ................................................................................................. 4-10
Figure 4-13: Login Screen ........................................................................................................................ 4-11
Figure 4-14: Menu Screen ....................................................................................................................... 4-11

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Figure 4-15: Utilities Screen .................................................................................................................... 4-11

Figure 4-16: Air-Bleed Valve ................................................................................................................... 4-12
Figure 4-17: Service Panel Connections .................................................................................................. 4-13
Figure 5-1: Draining the Cooling System ................................................................................................... 5-1
Figure 5-2: Removing the Side Panels ....................................................................................................... 5-2
Figure 5-3: Removing the Front Panel ...................................................................................................... 5-3
Figure 5-4: Disconnecting the Emergency Stop Switch ............................................................................ 5-3
Figure 5-5: Disconnecting the Main ON/OFF Switch ................................................................................ 5-4
Figure 5-6: Removing the Front-Inner Cabinet Panel ............................................................................... 5-4
Figure 5-7: Replacing the Flow Meter ....................................................................................................... 5-5
Figure 5-8: Replacing the Flow Meter’s Harness ...................................................................................... 5-6
Figure 5-9: System Components under Left Side Panel ............................................................................ 5-7
Figure 5-10: System Components under Right Side Panel........................................................................ 5-8
Figure 5-11: Replacing the Controller Assembly Board ............................................................................ 5-9
Figure 5-12: Replacing the Mini-IPL Board (1) ........................................................................................ 5-10
Figure 5-13: Replacing the Mini-IPL Board (2) ........................................................................................ 5-11
Figure 5-14: Replacing the RF (Radiofrequency) Board .......................................................................... 5-12
Figure 5-15: Replacing the DC-to-DC (48 to 24 VDC) Board ................................................................... 5-13
Figure 5-16: Replacing the Power Supply Module .................................................................................. 5-14
Figure 5-17: Replacing the RF Handpieces Double-Connector ............................................................... 5-15
Figure 5-18: Replacing the Laser Driver Board Assembly ....................................................................... 5-16
Figure 5-19: Replacing the Cooling System Pump (1) ............................................................................. 5-17
Figure 5-20: Replacing the Cooling System Pump (2) ............................................................................. 5-18
Figure 5-21: Replacing the AC Filter ........................................................................................................ 5-19
Figure 5-22: Replacing the Deionizer Filter ............................................................................................. 5-20
Figure 5-23: Replacing the Particle Filter ................................................................................................ 5-21
Figure 5-24: Replacing the Touch-Screen Control Panel (1) ................................................................... 5-23
Figure 5-25: Replacing the Touch-Screen Control Panel (2) ................................................................... 5-23
Figure 5-26: Replacing the Touch-Screen Control Panel (3) ................................................................... 5-24
Figure 6-1: Rear Cover Door with Dust Filter ............................................................................................ 6-3
Figure 6-2: Login Screen ............................................................................................................................ 6-4
Figure 6-3: Menu Screen ........................................................................................................................... 6-5
Figure 6-4: Utilities Screen ........................................................................................................................ 6-5
Figure 6-5: Filling the Water Reservoir ..................................................................................................... 6-6
Figure 6-6: Login Screen ............................................................................................................................ 6-7
Figure 6-7: Menu Screen ........................................................................................................................... 6-7
Figure 6-8: Utilities Screen ........................................................................................................................ 6-7
Figure 6-9: Air-Bleed Valve ....................................................................................................................... 6-8
Figure 6-10: Handpiece Water Draining Tool .......................................................................................... 6-9
Figure 6-11: Connecting the Handpiece to the Water Draining Tool ........................................................ 6-9
Figure 6-12: RF Calibration Tools ............................................................................................................ 6-10
Figure 6-13: Load Resistor Jig Connection for RF Calibration ................................................................. 6-11
Figure 6-14: Oscilloscope Connection to the Load Resistor Jig .............................................................. 6-11
Figure 6-15: Keypad Test Screen ............................................................................................................. 6-12
Figure 6-16: Footswitch, Handpiece and Fan Test Screen ...................................................................... 6-12
Figure 6-17: Speaker and Screen Test Screen ......................................................................................... 6-13
Figure 6-18: RF Calibration Screen (1) .................................................................................................... 6-13

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Figure 6-19: Oscilloscope Wave for V1 (rms) .......................................................................................... 6-14

Figure 6-20: Oscilloscope Wave for V2 (rms) .......................................................................................... 6-15
Figure 6-21: Automated RF Calibration Screen ...................................................................................... 6-15
Figure 6-22: Lumecca Treatment Screen ................................................................................................ 6-18
Figure 6-23: IPL Power Meter Setup for Energy Verification .................................................................. 6-19
Figure 6-24: Lumecca Treatment Screen ................................................................................................ 6-20
Figure 8-1: Spare Parts .............................................................................................................................. 8-5
Figure 8-2: Spare Parts .............................................................................................................................. 8-6
Figure 8-3: Spare Parts .............................................................................................................................. 8-7
Figure 8-4: Spare Parts .............................................................................................................................. 8-8
Figure 8-5: Spare Parts .............................................................................................................................. 8-9
Figure 8-6: Spare Parts ............................................................................................................................ 8-10
Figure 8-7: Spare Parts ............................................................................................................................ 8-11
Figure 8-8: Spare Parts ............................................................................................................................ 8-12
Figure 8-9: Spare Parts ............................................................................................................................ 8-13
Figure 8-10: Spare Parts .......................................................................................................................... 8-14
Figure 8-11: Spare Parts .......................................................................................................................... 8-15
Figure 8-12: Spare Parts .......................................................................................................................... 8-16

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1. INTRODUCTION
Before You Start
Pay special attention to the Clinical Guides to become familiar with all clinical
aspects and operating procedures of the handpieces you will be using, before
connecting them and attempting to operate the system.
The manual and the equipment it describes are for use only by qualified medical
professionals trained in the particular technique to be performed.
Federal (USA) law restricts sale of this device to, or on the order of a physician.

System Overview
The InMode system is employs three different technologies for various aesthetic
applications – Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) and Radiofrequency (RF). The system
operates while in contact with any of the following handpieces: Lumecca IPL for
skin rejuvenation, Diolaze for hair removal, Fractora RF for fractional
resurfacing, Forma/Plus RF for facial and body wrinkle treatment and
BodyFX/MiniFX RF for body contouring, fat and cellulite treatment.
The system provides individual adjustment of treatment parameters to achieve
maximum efficiency and safety for each patient.
The system provides enhanced safety while minimizing possible side effects by
monitoring RF parameters.

Conventions Used in this Manual

The following conventions in the form of notes, cautions and warnings are used
in this manual:
Note
Provides general information that is important to keep in mind.

Caution
A Caution alerts the user to the possibility of a potentially hazardous
situation which, if not avoided, may result in damage to the
equipment.

Warning
A Warning alerts the user to the possibility of serious injury, death,
or serious adverse reactions associated with the use or misuse of
the system.

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Explanation of the Symbols Used in the System and Accessories

Symbol Description

Refer to Instruction Manual/Booklet

Caution!

Warning: Optical Radiation

CE Compliance Symbol

RF Interference may occur in the vicinity of equipment with

the following symbol

Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)

compliance symbol

Fuse

Type B Equipment

Type BF Equipment

Date of Manufacture

Catalog Number

Serial Number

Unique Device Identifier (UDI) Code

External Interlock Connection

Footswitch Connection

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2. SAFETY AND REGULATORY

This chapter describes safety issues regarding the use and maintenance of the
InMode system with the Lumecca, Diolaze, Fractora, Forma/Plus, and BodyFX/
MiniFX handpieces, with a special emphasis on electrical, optical, and IPL safety,
as applicable.

The system is designed for safe and reliable treatment when used in accordance
with proper operation and maintenance procedures. Only trained, qualified
practitioners can use the system. The operator and all other personnel operating
or maintaining the system should be familiar with the safety information
provided in this Section.

The primary consideration should be to maximize safety for both treating

attendant and patient.

Warning
● Read this chapter to be familiar with all its safety requirements
and operating procedures prior to system operation.
● The IPL or RF energy can cause injury if used improperly.
● High voltage is present inside the system.
● Always be aware of the possible dangers and take proper
safeguards as described in the manual.

The Patient
Well-trained staff is a key for assuring patient safety. A patient history should be
completed prior to scheduling. Patients should be fully informed of the
treatment protocol, the likely results and any risks associated with the
treatment.

Jewelry and metal accessories that are within the activation range of the
handpiece should be removed to avoid accidental light reflection or RF
conduction, as applicable.

Protective eyewear must be used by patient during Lumecca IPL and Diolaze
laser treatments.

Treating Attendant
Only authorized individuals with appropriate training and knowledge should
operate, assist in the operation of, or provide maintenance to the InMode
system.

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Personnel should not operate the system until they have been fully educated in
its use. Make sure that all treatment personnel are familiar with the system
controls and know how to shut down the system instantly.

There are no user-serviceable parts in the system, and all service and repair
must be performed only by the factory or authorized field service technicians.

Protective goggles must be used by all treatment attendants when using the
Lumecca IPL and Diolaze laser handpieces.

Cautions
The following safety cautions should be heeded:
● Service is supplied by company-authorized personnel only.
● To avoid damage, do not allow the handpieces to come in contact with hard
materials.

Ocular Hazards
The light emitted by the Diolaze laser Handpiece is capable of causing serious
eye damage or blindness. The light emitted by the Lumecca IPL Handpiece is
capable of causing eye irritation or damage.

All persons potentially subject to exposure must wear protective goggles or

eyewear whenever the main power is ON, in accordance with national and
international standards. The protective eyewear must have an optical density
(OD) of 5 or greater at the Diolaze laser wavelength of 790 - 830 nm, and at the
Lumecca IPL wavelength of 515-1200 nm. For users outside the U.S., the
appropriate standard may be EN 207, in which case the safety eyewear must
have a protection class of L5.

The laser and the IPL are to be operated only in an enclosed room with
protective eyewear for all persons; direct eye exposure is not safe at any
distance within the room. All windows in the laser room must be covered with
opaque material, and measures should be taken to prevent unauthorized access
to the room. For the laser, remote interlock is provided, which can be connected
to the treatment room doors, disabling laser output if the door is opened during
a procedure. In addition, compliance with ANSI Z1 36.3 and EN 60825-l requires
that laser safety signs be posted at all entrances whenever the laser is in use.
Compliance with IEC 60601-2-57 requires that warning label from IR exposure
be posted at all entrances whenever the IPL is in use. Approved sign is provided
with each system along with protective eyewear. Additional eyewear or safety
signs may be obtained from the manufacturer.

Never look directly into the laser aperture at the distal end of the Handpiece,
even if you are wearing safety glasses. Serious eye injury or blindness could
result.

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Avoid directing the laser beam anywhere other than the calibration port or
intended treatment area. Stray laser light and reflection is always a potential
hazard and may cause serious injury.

Do not treat eyebrows, eyelashes, or other areas within the bony area
surrounding the orbit. The light emitted by the laser or the IPL is capable of
causing serious eye damage or blindness. For maximum safety, metal eye
goggles must be worn by the patient for all facial treatments when laser is used.

Ocular Safety Considerations

● Identify the treatment room clearly by posting approved safety signs in
prominent locations.
● Cover all windows to prevent IPL light from escaping the treatment room.
● Restrict entry to the treatment room when the IPL is in use. Allow access to
those personnel both essential to the procedure and well trained in safety
issues.
● Never direct the IPL beam at anything other than the calibration port or the
intended treatment site.
● Never look directly into the IPL aperture at the distal end of the handpiece.
● All persons in the treatment room must wear approved IPL safety eyewear.
This includes the operator, patient, nurses, and any other persons in the
treatment room.
● Do not attempt to remove the plastic shell protective covers on the
handpiece which could allow exposure to high intensity pulsed light.

Electrical and Mechanical Safety

● Keep all covers and panels of the system closed. Removing the covers
creates a safety hazard.
● Keep hands away from the handpiece during the system start-up.
● Perform maintenance procedures when the system is shut down and
disconnected from the power (unless energized testing is required).
● The system is grounded through the grounding conductor in the power
cable. This protective grounding is essential for safe operation.
● Move the system slowly and carefully. The system weighs approximately
32 kg (70 lb.) and may cause injury if proper care is not used when moving it.
● For RF handpieces provide as much distance as possible between the system
and other electronic equipment as the activated RF generator may cause
interference between them.

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Fire Hazards
● The absorption of diode IPL energy raises the temperature of the absorbing
material. Do not use the system in the presence of explosive or flammable
materials.
● Materials conducting RF energy cause temperature rise of the absorbing
material. Do not use the system in the presence of explosive or flammable
materials conductive to RF.
● Keep drapes and towels moist to prevent them from igniting and burning.
Use non-flammable prepping solutions.
● Do not use flammable substances when preparing the skin for treatment. Be
especially careful with the use of oxygen.
● If alcohol is used for cleaning and disinfecting, it must be allowed to dry
thoroughly before the system is used.

Safety Features of the System

● The system incorporates the following safety features. All personnel
operating the system should be familiar with these features.
● System has unique password to avoid device operation by non-authorized
personnel.
● The power electronics cannot be activated unless the handpiece and
footswitch have been connected to the system. With IPL connection of the
handpiece is sufficient, the footswitch is not required.
● An audible tone indicates energy activation.
● During activation, the system performs a self-test of the hardware.
● Hardware is tested every 10ms to ensure proper operation of activated
electrical circuit.
● System starts at a low power setting.
● Temperature monitoring which disables system operation if the Handpiece
sapphire temperature is outside the operating range for Diolaze and
Lumecca Handpieces only.
● Skin temperature monitoring for Forma/Plus and BodyFX/MiniFX handpieces
only.
For the RF applications:
● There is a skin temperature monitoring for Forma, Plus and BodyFX/ MiniFX.
● There is a vacuum level monitoring for BodyFX/MiniFX. RF is disabled when
vacuum is below the predetermined level.

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Safe Use of the Active Accessories

● Examine the connection of the handpiece through the connector to the
system before using. Ensure that the accessory functions as intended.
Improper connection may result in arcs and sparks, accessory malfunction,
or unintended treatment effects.
● Do not direct the IPL beam towards the window, other treatment attendants
or on patient areas that are not intended to be treated.
● When using the RF handpieces, ensure that both electrodes are in full
contact with the skin. Inadequate coupling of both electrodes with the skin
results in a specific warning sound, a message on the screen, and disabling of
RF.
● Do not wrap the handpiece umbilical cables around metal objects. It may
induce current that could lead to electrical shocks, fire or injury to the
patient or personal.

Caution
● Do not connect a wet accessory to the system.
● Do not immerse the handpiece under water at any time.

Warning
● This equipment is for use only by trained, licensed physicians.
● Only handpieces manufactured or approved by InMode Ltd.
should be used with InMode system.
● Connect the power cable to a properly polarized and grounded
power source with the frequency and voltage characteristics that
match those listed on the back of the unit.
● Connect the system power cord to a properly grounded
receptacle. Do not use power plug adapters.
● Always turn OFF and unplug the device before cleaning.
● The patient and treatment attendants must use protective
eyewear during the use of the IPL.
● The patient should not come into contact with metal parts which
are earthed, or which have an appreciable capacitance to earth.
The use of antistatic sheeting is recommended for this purpose
Treatment bed or chair should not be electric!
● Use the lowest output setting necessary to achieve the desired
treatment effect. The higher optical or RF energy is applied, the
greater the possibility of unintended thermal damage of skin.

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Warning
● Failure of the equipment could result in an unintended increase
of output power.
● The cables of the handpieces should be positioned in such a way
that contact with the patient or other leads is avoided.
● Fire/Explosion Hazard - The following substances will contribute
to increased fire and explosion hazards in the operating room:
 Flammable substances (such as alcohol-based skin prepping
agents and tinctures).
 Oxygen enriched atmospheres.
 Oxidizing agents (such as nitrous oxide [N2O] atmospheres).
 Endogenous gases.
● The optical or RF energy and heating associated with the system
can provide an ignition source. Observe fire precautions at all
times. When using InMode in the same room with any of these
substances or gases, prevent their accumulation or pooling
within the area where InMode procedures are performed.
● The operation of the InMode may adversely influence the
operation of other electronic equipment.
● To avoid the RISK of electric shock, this equipment must only be
connected to a supply mains with protective earth.

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Device Labels
As required by national and international regulatory agencies, appropriate
Warning and information labels have been attached in specific locations on the
instrument as identified below.

The following device labels are located on the InMode device console:

Figure 2-1: System Certification and Identification Label

Figure 2-2: Laser Emission Warning Label

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Figure 2-3: Laser Interlock Label

Figure 2-4: IPL Warning Label

Figure 2-5: IPL Emission Warning Label

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Figure 2-6: Emergency Stop Label on the Emergency Red Button

Figure 2-7: Footswitch Connection Port Label

Handpiece Labels
The handpieces certification and identification labels are attached to connectors
on the handpieces. They state that the product conforms to the performance
standards, and indicates the manufacturer’s name, date of manufacturing,
model and serial number of the handpiece.

The following labels are located on the handpieces (see Figure 2-8):
● Optical radiation aperture label placed on handpiece connector.
● Manufacturer identification labeling placed on the handpiece connector.

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Figure 2-8: Handpieces Identification Labels

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Figure 2-9: Diolaze XL Handpieces Connector Labels

inmode
Vasculaze
1064
LASER APERTURE AT DIS TAL END

Figure 2-10: Vasculaze Handpiece Connector Labels

Figure 2-11: Diolaze XL and Vasculaze Handpiece Label for Laser Aperture

Figure 2-12: Lumecca Handpiece Label for IPL Aperture

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Equipment Classification
The following is a list of the different equipment used and their classifications.
• Electric shock protection: Class I, Defibrillation-proof Type B for the
optical Handpieces – Diolaze XL, Vasculaze and Lumecca, and Type BF for
the RF Handpieces Fractora, Forma/Plus, and BodyFX/MiniFX.
• Protection against ingress of liquids: Ordinary equipment.
• Not suitable for use in presence of flammable substance.
• Power receptacle must include protective earth and must be checked
before connecting the system.

The InMode System with Diolaze XL and Vasculaze Handpieces complies with 21
CFR, Chapter L Subchapter J, as administered by the Center for Devices and
Radiological Health (CDRH) of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). CE-
labeled devices comply with all appropriate performance standards as specified
in Annex II of the Medical Device Directive MDD 93/42/EEC. The InMode System
with Diolaze XL and Vasculaze Handpieces is classified as a Class IV laser by the
CDRH and as a Class 4 laser by the European Standard EN 60825-l.

Caution - Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other

than those specified herein may result in hazardous laser radiation exposure.

The InMode System with IPL Handpiece is classified as IIb device defined by the
Medical Device Directive (93/42/EEC) for CE marking.

The InMode System with the Fractora, Forma, Plus, and BodyFX/MiniFX
Handpieces is classified as IIb device defined by the Medical Device Directive
(93/42/EEC) for CE marking.

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System Specifications

Input Power

Main Line Frequency (nominal) 50 – 60 Hz

Input Voltage (nominal) 100 - 240 VAC
Input Current (RMS) 12 A

Operating Parameters

Ambient Temperature Range 15 – 30°C [59 – 86°F]

Relative Humidity 30 to 80%, non-condensing
Atmospheric Pressure 90 – 110 kPa
Warm-up Time If transported or stored at temperatures outside the
operating temperature range, allow one hour for the
system to reach room temperature before use.

Transport and Storage

Ambient Temperature Range (-20) – 65°C / [(-4) – 149°F]

Relative Humidity 0 – 80%, non-condensing
Atmospheric Pressure 50 – 110 kPa

Dimensions

System [W x D x H] 46 x 46 x 100 (cm) [18.2 x 18.2 x 40 inches]

Handpiece Umbilical Cable Length 170/280 cm [67/110"]

Weights

InMode System Console 32.0 Kg. [70.55 lb.]

Diolaze XL Handpiece 0.45 Kg. [0.93 lb.]
Vasculaze Handpiece 0.42 Kg. [0.99 lb.]
Lumecca Handpiece 0.58 Kg. [1.25 lb.]
Lumecca HR/SR 0.60 Kg. [1.32 lb.]
Fractora Aplicator 0.10 Kg. [0.22 lb.]
Forma Handpiece 0.11 Kg. [0.24 lb.]
FormaV 0.22 kg. [0.50 ib.]
Plus Handpiece 0.17 Kg. [0.38 lb.]
BodyFX Handpiece 0.90 Kg. [2.00 lb.]
MiniFX Handpiece 0.75 Kg. [1.65 lb.]
Morpheus8 0.40 kg. [0.24 lb.]

Fractora Output Parameters

RF energy 5 – 62 energy levels

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Diolaze XL Output Parameters

Wavelength • 810 ±20 nm

• 755/810 ±20 nm
• 810/1064 ±20 nm
Fluence 5 – 40 J/cm²
Pulse width (duration) Short/Long
Handpiece tip cooling Strong: 7°C; Normal: 12°C
Spot size 11 x 27.5 mm

Lumecca Output Parameters

Wavelength • 515 – 1200 nm (SR 515)

• 580 – 1200 nm (SR 580)
Fluence 5 – 30 J/cm²
Pulse width (duration) Short/Long
Handpiece tip cooling Strong: 15°C; Normal: 22°C
Spot size 10 x 30 mm
Repetition rate 1 Hz

Forma Output Parameters

RF Energy 20 – 62 energy level

Frequency 1 MHz

FormaV Output Parameters

RF Energy 40 energy level

Frequency 1 MHz ±2%

Plus Output Parameters

RF Energy 20 – 62 energy level

Frequency 1 MHz

BodyFX Output Parameters

RF Power 10 – 50 W
Frequency 1 MHz
Vacuum Automatically controlled

MiniFX Output Parameters

RF Power 10 – 25 W
Frequency 1 MHz
Vacuum Automatically controlled

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Lumecca HR/SR Output Parameters

Wavelength 580 – 1200 nm

Fluence • HR: 3 – 20 J/cm²
• SR: 5 – 20 J/cm2
Pulse width (duration) • HR: Short/Medium/Long
• SR: Short/Long
Handpiece tip cooling • HR: Strong (~5°C)
• SR: Normal/Strong (~22°C/~15°C)
Pulse mode • HR: OFF/Normal/Fast/Glide-5 PPS restricted to 3-5
J/cm²
Spot size • SR: OFF/Normal-0.5pps/Fast-1 PPS
10 x 30 mm

Morpheus8 Output Parameters

Max. output power 65 W

Frequency 1 MHz
Crest factor (rated load) 1.4 ±2%

Vasculaze Output Parameters

Wavelength 1064 ±20 nm

Fluence 40 – 300 J/cm²
Pulse width (duration) Short/Long
Handpiece tip cooling Strong: 7°C; Normal: 12°C
Spot size 3 x 4 mm

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Output Power Curves

The curves that follow depict the changes for each RF mode at specific power
settings.

Figure 2-13: Fractora 60-Pin Output Power Versus Impedance

Figure 2-14: Fractora 24-Pin Output Power Versus Impedance

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Figure 2-15: Forma Output Power Versus Impedance

Figure 2-16: Plus Output Power Versus Impedance

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Figure 2-17: BodyFX Output Power Versus Impedance

Figure 2-18: MiniFX Output Power Versus Impedance

Figure 2-19: Morpheus8 Output Power Versus Impedance

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EMC Safety Compliance

The device has been tested and found to comply with the limits for the medical
devices to the IEC 60601-1-2. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a typical clinical installation. This
device generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy. If not installed
and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to
other devices in the vicinity. However, there is no guarantee that the
interference to other devices, which can be determined by turning the device
OFF and ON, is caused by this instrument.
The user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the
following measures:
● Reorient or relocate the receiving device.
● Increase the separation between the devices.
● Connect the device into an outlet on a circuit different from that which was
previously used.
● Consult InMode service personnel for help.
● Interference to the device may be caused by portable and mobile RF
communication equipment. In case of an interruption, beware of such a
device in the vicinity.
● Use of the system with any accessory, transducer or cable other than those
specified may result in increased EMISSIONS or decreased IMMUNITY than
those specified.
● The system should not be used adjacent to or stacked with other equipment.
If adjacent or stacked use is necessary, the system should be observed to
verify normal operation in the configuration in which it will be used.

Guidance and Manufacturer’s Declaration – Electromagnetic Emissions

The InMode system is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The
customer or the user of the InMode should assure that it is used in such an environment.
Emissions test Compliance Electromagnetic environment – guidance
RF emissions CISPR 11 Group 1 The InMode uses RF energy only for its
internal function. Therefore, its RF emissions
are very low and are not likely to cause any
interference in nearby electronic equipment.
RF emissions CISPR 11 Class A
The InMode is suitable for use in all
Harmonic emissions Complies
establishments other than domestic and
IEC 61000-3-2
those directly connected to the public low-
Voltage fluctuations/ Complies
voltage power supply network that supplies
flicker emissions
buildings used for domestic purposes.
IEC 61000-3-3

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Guidance and Manufacturer’s Declaration – Electromagnetic Immunity

The InMode system is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The
customer or the user of the InMode should assure that it is used in such an environment.
Immunity test IEC 60601 test level Compliance level Electromagnetic
environment – guidance
Electrostatic ± 6 kV contact ± 6 kV contact Floors should be wood,
discharge (ESD) IEC ± 8 kV air ± 8 kV air concrete or ceramic tile. If
61000-4-2 floors are covered with
synthetic material, the
relative humidity should be
at least 30%.
Electrical fast ± 2 kV for power ± 2 kV for power
transient/burst supply lines ± 1 kV for supply lines
IEC 61000-4-4 input/output lines
Surge IEC 61000-4-5 ± 1 kV differential ± 1 kV differential Mains power quality should
mode mode ± 2 kV be that of a typical
± 2 kV common mode common mode commercial or hospital
environment.
Voltage dips, short <5 % UT (>95 % dip in >95 % dip for 10 ms Mains power quality should
interruptions and UT) for 0.5 cycle be that of a typical
voltage variations on commercial or hospital
power supply input 40 % UT (60 % dip in 60 % dip for 100 ms environment. If the user of
lines IEC 61000-4-11 UT) for 5 cycles the InMode requires
continued operation during
70 % UT (30 % dip in 30 % dip for 500 ms power mains interruptions,
UT) for 25 cycles it is recommended that the
InMode be powered from
<5 % UT (>95 % dip in 95 % dip for 5000 ms an uninterruptible power
UT) for 5 sec. supply.
Power frequency 3 A/m 3 A/m Power frequency magnetic
(50/60 Hz) magnetic fields should be at levels
field IEC 61000-4-8 characteristic of a typical
location in a typical
commercial or hospital
environment.
NOTE - UT is the AC mains voltage prior to application of the test level.

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Guidance and Manufacturer’s Declaration – Electromagnetic Immunity

The InMode system is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The
customer or the user of the InMode should assure that it is used in such an environment.
Immunity IEC 60601 Test Compliance Electromagnetic Environment – Guidance
Test Level Level
Conducted RF 3 Vrms [3] V Portable and mobile RF communications
IEC 61000-4-6 150 kHz to equipment should be used no closer to any part
80 MHz of the InMode, including cables, than the
recommended separation distance calculated
Radiated RF 3 V/m [3] V/m from the equation applicable to the frequency of
IEC 61000-4-3 80 MHz to the transmitter.
2,5 GHz Recommended separation distance
3,5 3,5
𝑑𝑑 = � � √𝑃𝑃 = � � √65 = 𝟗𝟗. 𝟒𝟒 [𝒎𝒎]
𝑉𝑉1 3
3,5 3,5
𝑑𝑑 = � � √𝑃𝑃 = � � √65 = 𝟗𝟗. 𝟒𝟒 [𝒎𝒎]
𝐸𝐸1 3
80 𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀 𝑡𝑡𝑡𝑡 800 𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀
7 7
𝑑𝑑 = � � √𝑃𝑃 = � � √65 = 𝟏𝟏𝟏𝟏. 𝟖𝟖𝟖𝟖 [𝒎𝒎]
𝐸𝐸1 3
80 𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀 𝑡𝑡𝑡𝑡 2,5 𝐺𝐺𝐺𝐺𝐺𝐺
Where P is the maximum output power rating of
the transmitter in watts (W) according to the
transmitter manufacturer and d is the
recommended separation distance in meters (m).
Field strengths from fixed RF transmitters, as
determined by an electromagnetic site survey(a),
should be less than the compliance level in each
frequency range(b).
Interference may occur in the vicinity of
equipment marked with the following symbol:

NOTE 1 At 80 MHz and 800 MHz, the higher frequency range applies.
NOTE 2 These guidelines may not apply in all situations. Electromagnetic propagation is affected
by absorption and reflection from structures, objects and people.
(a)
Field strengths from fixed transmitters, such as base stations for radio (cellular/cordless)
telephones and land mobile radios, amateur radio, AM and FM radio broadcast and TV
broadcast cannot be predicted theoretically with accuracy. To assess the electromagnetic
environment due to fixed RF transmitters, an electromagnetic site survey should be
considered. If the measured field strength in the location in which the InMode is used exceeds
the applicable RF compliance level above, the InMode should be observed to verify normal
operation. If abnormal performance is observed, additional measures may be necessary, such
as re-orienting or relocating the InMode.
(b)
Over the frequency range 150 kHz to 80 MHz, field strengths should be less than 3 V/m.

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Recommended separation distances between portable and mobile RF

communications equipment and the InMode System
The InMode system is intended for use in an electromagnetic environment in which
radiated RF disturbances are controlled. The customer or the user of the InMode can
help prevent electromagnetic interference by maintaining a minimum distance
between portable and mobile RF communications equipment (transmitters) and the
InMode as recommended below, according to the maximum output power of the
communications equipment.
Rated maximum Separation distance according to frequency of transmitter [m]
output power of
150 kHz to 80 MHz 80 MHz to 800 MHz 800 MHz to 2,5 GHz
transmitter [W]
3,5 3,5 7
𝑑𝑑 = � � √𝑃𝑃 𝑑𝑑 = � � √𝑃𝑃 𝑑𝑑 = � � √𝑃𝑃
𝑉𝑉1 𝐸𝐸1 𝐸𝐸1
0.01 0.117 0.117 0.233
0.1 0.369 0.369 0.738
1 1.167 1.167 2.333
10 3.689 3.689 7.379
100 11.667 11.667 23.333
For transmitters rated at a maximum output power not listed above, the
recommended separation distance d in meters (M) can be estimated using the
equation applicable to the frequency of the transmitter, where P is the maximum
output power rating of the transmitter in watts (W) according to the transmitter
manufacturer.
NOTE 1: At 80 MHz and 800 MHz, the separation distance for the higher frequency
range applies.
NOTE 2: These guidelines may not apply in all situations. Electromagnetic
propagation is affected by absorption and reflection from structures, objects and
people.

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3. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
Front Panel and Operator Control Panel
The operator control panel is located on the upper side of the system. The
operator control panel consists of an LCD touch-screen.
On the front panel there is a gray ON/OFF switch on your left, a red Emergency
Stop Button on the right, and optical handpiece (Lumecca or Diolaze) connector
in the center.

Power ON/OFF switch

1
Power switch turns power electronics ON and OFF.
Optical Handpiece Connector
2 Located in the center of the front panel and connects to one of the optical
handpieces.
Emergency Stop Button
3
Stops the power instantly in emergency conditions.
LCD screen
4 LCD touch-screen shows information about system mode and treatment parameters.
The panel allows changing treatment parameters and system mode.

The system recognizes the connected handpiece and enables opening the
relevant screen.

Figure 3-1: Front Panel Components and Connections

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Rear Panel
Refer to Figure 3-2:

Power cable inlet

1
100-240V~, 15A, 50-60Hz.
2 Main ON/OFF switch
Fuse holders
3 Rating is T 12.5A, 250V. Replace fuse if it is needed only with fuses having exactly the
same rating.
Rear Service Cabinet Cover
4
Incorporates air intake filter.
Remote interlock connector
5 The remote interlock plug is a safety feature that disables the IPL if the treatment
room doors are opened or the interlock plug is removed while the system is in READY
mode.
Footswitch connector
6 Footswitch is connected to the inlet. Footswitch activates RF energy if the system is
in READY mode. Place the footswitch on the floor near the treatment area.
RF Handpiece Connectors
7 Located on the upper right side of the rear panel and connects to one of RF
handpieces (Fractora, FormaV, Forma/Plus on the top connector, or Morpheus8/
BodyFX/MiniFX on the bottom connector.

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Figure 3-2: Rear Panel Connections

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Service Cabinet
Refer to Figure 3-3: the service cabinet is accessible by pressing down on the
latch button of the rear grill (shown in view A) and pulling the grill out.
The rear grill is connected to the interior of the system by a grounding wire that
can be disconnected from the grill by pulling off the slip-on connector fitting.

Figure 3-3: Service Cabinet

Rear Grill Latch

1
Open and remove the grill to gain access to the service cabinet (view A).
Software Plug
2 The InMode's operating system software is loaded on this removable plug. Software
updates will be delivered on new plugs.
Particle Filter
3
Removes the solid impurities that accumulate in the cooling system's water.
Water Bottle
4 Serves as the reservoir for the cooling system. The water level in the reservoir must
be maintained between the Minimum and Maximum level lines.
Deionizer (inside the bottle)
5
Removes the ionized pollution that accumulates in the cooling system's water.

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Graphic User Interface Screens

The splash screen appears after the ON/OFF switch is turned ON.

Figure 3-4: Splash Screen

After entering the individual code in the Login Screen, non-authorized use of the
device is prevented.

Factory Default Password:

1234

Figure 3-5: Login Screen

Software is loaded from the plug and self-test of the system modules is
performed. After the end of the self-test, the Menu Screen appears.

Figure 3-6: Menu Screen

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The Menu Screen allows selection of connected the handpiece or entering

Utilities mode.

Figure 3-7: Utilities Screen

The Utilities Screen contains:

Volume Volume. This function allows the user to adjust system

volume.
Drain/Fill Drain water from the handpiece (Lumecca and Diolaze only)
Water and device prior to shipment and fill water during
installation.
Change Change password by entering factory default password
Password (1 2 3 4) and enter a new 4-digit numerical password 1.
Calibration Not used at this time.
Main Menu Return to Main Menu to select another handpiece and
change the handpiece if needed.
Activation Code Renewable customer contract periodic reactivation
performed on the screen (see page 3-7).

1
Master Password: if you ever lose your private password, you can always log into the system
using the Master Password – 2 2 8 1

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Periodic System Reactivation:

If the InMode system is contracted out to the customer on a renewable basis,

the user software package will include an Activation option in the Utilities
screen (see Figure 3-7).

● When the currently used activation code expires, you or the customer
may press the Activation button in the Utilities screen; the Activation
screen appears (see Figure 3-8).

● Using the virtual keypad, key in the new alphanumeric activation code
received from directly from InMode and press the ENTER button; the
system will accept the new code and display it in the screen's top bar.

● Continue with normal operation.

Figure 3-8: Activation Screen

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After returning to the Menu screen and choosing the desired application, the
corresponding treatment screen appears.

Figure 3-9: Diolaze XL Treatment Screen

Selection The frame selects parameters that can be changed by functional keys.
Frame
Fluence: Fluence (light energy density) is changed within the limits from 5 to
40J/cm² and the System starts up at the minimal setting.
Cooling Normal and Strong cooling, 12 and 7oC, respectively.
Pulse Width Short or Long pulse can be selected.
OFF – Single 5-40 J/cm2
Pulse Mode 1 PPS 5-40 J/cm2
2 PPS 5-25 J/cm2
Counter PPS = Pulse Per Second.
Reset The Pulse Counter can be reset.
Pulse Shows the number of pulses delivered from the beginning of the
Counter treatment.
System Mode The System has four treatment modes:
• STANDBY mode: allows the user to set treatment parameters.
Activation of energy is not allowed in STANDBY mode.
• Armed mode: when the Footswitch is pressed, before the Hand Trigger.
• READY mode: when the System is waiting for a signal from the Trigger
Switch to activate the energy. Any attempt to change the treatment
settings switches the System to STANDBY mode.
• Active mode: when the laser is pulsed by pressing the Hand Trigger.
Main Menu Return to the Main Menu to select another Handpiece and change the
Handpiece if needed.

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Figure 3-10: Lumecca 580 Treatment Screen (same screen for 515)

Selection Frame The frame selects parameters that can be changed by functional keys.
Fluence Fluence (light energy density) is changed within the limits from 5 to
30 J/cm² and the System starts up at the minimal setting.
Cooling Normal and Strong cooling modes may be selected.
Pulse Width Short or Long pulse can be selected.
Pulse Mode Repeat mode in Normal or Fast repetition rate or in OFF as a single
pulse mode.
Counter Reset Counter can be reset.
Pulse Counter Shows number of pulses delivered from beginning of the
treatment.
System Mode The interfaces have three treatment modes: STANDBY, READY and
Active. STANDBY mode allows the user to set treatment parameters.
Activation of energy is not allowed in STANDBY mode.
In READY mode, the system is waiting for a signal from the trigger
switch to activate the energy. Any attempt to change the treatment
settings switches the system to STANDBY mode.
When the signal from the trigger is indicated, the system switches to
Active mode. Any attempt to change the treatment settings switches
the system to STANDBY mode.
Main Menu Return to Main Menu to select another handpiece and change the
handpiece if needed.

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Figure 3-11: Lumecca HR/SR – HR (Left) and Lumecca HR/SR – SR Treatment Screens

Selection The frame selects parameters that can be changed by functional keys.
Frame
Fluence Fluence (light energy density) is changed within the limits from 5 to 30 J/cm²
for Lumecca, from 3 to 20 J/cm² for Lumecca HR, and from 5 to 20 J/cm² for
Lumecca SR, and the system defaults to the minimal setting at start-up.
Cooling Normal (22oC) and Strong cooling (15oC) can be selected for Lumecca and for
Lumecca HR/SR in SR mode. Strong cooling (5oC) is the only option when using
Lumecca HR/SR in HR mode.
Pulse Width Short (2-11 ms) or Long pulse (3-17 ms) may be selected in SR mode and Short
(3-17 ms), Medium (4-27 ms) or Long Pulse Width (triple medium pulses) may
be selected in HR mode.
Repeat mode in Normal (0.5 PPS), Fast (1 PPS) repetition rate or in OFF as a
single pulse mode in SR mode.
Repeat mode in Normal (0.5 PPS), Fast (1 PPS), Glide (5 PPS) repetition rate or
in OFF as a single pulse mode in HR mode.
Counter Reset Counter can be reset.
Pulse Counter Shows number of pulses delivered from beginning of the treatment.
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System Mode The interfaces have four treatment modes. STANDBY, cooling down, READY,
and active. STANDBY mode allows the user to set treatment parameters.
Activation of energy is not allowed in STANDBY mode.
In cooling down, the system cools the sapphire and its enclosure. The TEC
should be strong enough to maintain sapphire temperature at 8°C. to cool the
sapphire switches the system to STANDBY mode.
In READY mode, the system is waiting for a signal from the trigger switch to
activate the energy. Any attempt to change the treatment settings switches the
system to STANDBY mode. If the sapphire temperature is above 15°C it
switches the system to Cooling Down mode.
When the signal from the trigger is indicated, the system switches to Active
mode. Any attempt to change the treatment settings switches the system to
STANDBY mode.

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24 Pin

5
Zone: 0
Single Total: 0

Figure 3-12: Fractora Treatment Screen

Selection Frame The frame selects parameters that can be changed by functional keys.
Tip Type Allows selecting between different tip types of Fractora handpiece; 24-
or 60-pin arrays.
Energy Delivered energy is changed from level 5 to 62 and the system starts up
at the minimal energy setting.
Pulse Mode Allows choosing between Single pulse and Repeat pulse trains ranging
from 0.5 to 2 pulses per second (PPS).
Counter Reset Counter can be reset.
Pulse Counter Shows number of pulses delivered on one zone and total number of
pulses from the beginning of the treatment.
System Mode The system has three treatment modes: STANDBY, READY and Active.
STANDBY mode allows the user to set treatment parameters.
Activation of energy is not allowed in STANDBY mode.
In READY mode, the system is waiting for a signal from the footswitch
to activate the energy. Any attempt to change the treatment settings
switches the system to STANDBY mode.
When the signal from the footswitch is indicated, the system switches
to Active mode. Any attempt to change the treatment settings switches
the system to STANDBY mode.
Main Menu Return to Main Menu to select another handpiece and change the
handpiece if needed.

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Figure 3-13: Forma/Plus Treatment Screen

Selection Frame The frame selects parameters that can be changed by functional keys.
Handpiece Allows selecting between Forma and Plus handpieces.
Energy Delivered energy is changed from level 20 to 62 and the system starts
up at the minimal energy setting.
Cut-Off Cut-off temperature settings are changed in the range of 35-43°C.
When measured skin surface temperature reaches the preset limit the
RF energy is cut OFF.
Pulse Mode Allows selecting between single RF pulses of 30 sec in Single mode and
continuous RF in Repeat mode, as long as the footswitch is pressed.
Counter Reset Counter can be reset.
Temperature This indicator shows the skin surface temperature, as measured by an
Measure integral temperature sensor.
Treatment Time This function shows the total time that RF is activated.
System Mode The system has three treatment modes, STANDBY, READY and Active.
STANDBY mode allows the user to set treatment parameters.
Activation of energy is not allowed in STANDBY mode.
In READY mode, the system is waiting for a signal from the footswitch
to activate the energy. Any attempt to change the treatment settings
switches the system to STANDBY mode.
When the signal from the footswitch is indicated, the system switches
to Active mode. Any attempt to change the treatment settings switches
the system to STANDBY mode.
Main Menu Return to Main Menu to select another handpiece and change the
handpiece if needed.

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Figure 3-14: FormaV Treatment Screen

Selection Frame The frame selects parameters that can be changed by functional keys.
Energy Delivered energy is changed from level 20 to 40 and the system starts
up at the minimal energy setting.
Cut-Off Cut-off temperature settings are changed in the range of 35-43°C.
When measured skin surface temperature reaches the preset limit the
RF energy is cut OFF.
Pulse Mode Allows selecting between single RF pulses of 30 sec in Single mode and
continuous RF in Repeat mode, as long as the footswitch is pressed.
Counter Reset Effective time along with energy can be reset.
Temperature This indicator shows the skin surface temperature, as measured by an
Measure integral temperature sensor.
Effective Time This function shows the treatment time, starting from time-point of
2oC below the cut-off temperature.
Main Menu Return to Main Menu to select another handpiece and change the
handpiece if needed.

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Figure 3-15: Vasculaze Treatment Screen

Selection The frame selects parameters that can be changed by the function
Frame keys.
Fluence Fluence (laser energy density) is changed within the limits from 100 to
300 J/cm², and the system starts up at the minimal setting.
Cooling Select between Strong and Normal cooling of the handpiece tip.
Pulse Mode Select between OFF (Single pulse) or 1 PPS (Pulse Per Second).
Pulse Width Short or Long pulse can be selected.

Counter Reset The pulse counter can be reset.

Pulse Counter Shows the number of pulses delivered from the beginning of the
treatment.
System Mode The system has four treatment modes:
• STANDBY mode: allows the user to set treatment parameters.
Activation of energy is not allowed in STANDBY mode.
• Armed mode: when the Footswitch is pressed, before the Hand
Trigger.
• READY mode: when the system is waiting for a signal from the
Trigger Switch to activate the energy. Any attempt to change the
treatment settings switches the System to STANDBY mode.
• Active mode: when the laser is pulsed by pressing the Hand Trigger.
Main Menu Return to the Main Menu to select another handpiece and change the
handpiece if needed.

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Figure 3-16: Morpheus8 Treatment Screen

Allows selecting the pins length and penetration depth according to

Depth dermis thickness in treated area to provide effective sub-dermal
treatment. For Peri-orbital area – 2mm, Face – 3mm, Body – 4mm.
Delivered energy is changed from level 5 to 62 energy levels and the
Energy
System starts up at the minimal energy setting.
Selects between Cycle mode when needle goes out and in at each pulse
and Fixed mode when needles goes out at footswitch pressing and stay
Mode
protruded until footswitch is released. In Fixed mode RF pulses are
applied automatically with predetermined pulse repetition rate.
Select between single pulse delivery at footswitch pressing and
Repetition
autorepeat mode with predetermined pulse repletion rate.
Counter Reset The pulse counter can be reset.
Pulse Counter Shows number of pulses delivered in one zone and the total number of
pulses from the beginning of the treatment.
System Mode The system has three treatment modes:
• STANDBY mode: allows the user to set treatment parameters.
Activation of energy is not allowed in STANDBY mode.
• READY mode: when the system is waiting for a signal from the
footswitch to activate the energy. Any attempt to change the
treatment settings switches the System to STANDBY mode.
• Active mode: When the signal from the footswitch is indicated, the
system switches to Active mode. Any attempt to change the
treatment settings switches the system to STANDBY mode.
Main Menu Return to the Main Menu to select another handpiece and change the
handpiece if needed.

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Figure 3-17: BodyFX/MiniFX Treatment Screen

Handpiece The handpiece name – BodyFX or MiniFX - is identified by the system
Name according to the connected handpiece.
Selection Frame The frame selects parameters that can be changed by functional keys.
Power RF power is changed within the limits allowed for the connected
handpiece. Power level settings are changed from 10 to 50W for
BodyFX and from 10 to 25W for MiniFX. The system starts up at minimal
power level setting.
Cut-Off Indicator This shows Cut-Off temperature, which is adjustable from 35 to 43oC.
This indicates measured temperature at which RF delivery is stopped.
Pulse This indicator shows the time period during which vacuum is applied
and RF energy is delivered, which is adjustable from 2 to 7sec for
BodyFX and from 1-5sec for MiniFX.
Counter Reset Shows number of pulses delivered from the beginning of the treatment.
Counter can be reset.
Temperature This indicator shows on line the skin surface temperature, with a
Measure maximal Temperature of 43oC.
Vacuum Level This indicator shows on line negative pressure applied by the vacuum.
Total Time This indicator shows the total time of RF delivery.
System Mode The system has three treatment modes, STANDBY, READY and Active.
STANDBY mode allows the user to set treatment parameters. Activation
of energy is not allowed in STANDBY mode.
In READY mode, the system is waiting for a signal from the footswitch to
activate the energy. Any attempt to change the treatment settings
switches the system to STANDBY mode.
When the signal from the footswitch is indicated, the system switches
to Active mode. Any attempt to change the treatment settings switches
the system to STANDBY mode.
Main Menu Return to Main Menu to select another handpiece and change the
handpiece if needed.

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System and Handpiece Information Available on User Interface

Screens
A series of informational values may be observed at the top of the user interface
screen. This information may be accessed and is detailed per handpiece in the
following sections.

Tap the top-right corner of the screen (there is no 'button'); the information
values will appear across the top of the screen (see Figure 3-18).

Figure 3-18: System and Handpiece Information Access Method

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Diolaze Handpieces Information

Note
The information values in the following table and figure are for
illustration purposes only. These values are not necessarily correct
for any condition.

Refer to Figure 3-19:

Info Value Definition

Pulse width and electrical current for the diode laser
300.0 ms
(according to handpiece calibration).
● Short = 300-550 ms on highest current level
52.1A
● Long = 800 ms
0 Handpiece pulse count.
-1.5° Temperature on handpiece tip.
F: 23.6V 1.46A Voltage and current required for fan air flow.
P: 23.7V 1.06A Voltage and current required for coolant pump.
T: 0.0V Voltage on handpiece TEC (system requirement).
T: 2.2V 0.04A Voltage and current on handpiece TEC (actual readings).

Figure 3-19: System and Handpiece Information on the Diolaze Screen

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Lumecca Handpieces Information

Note
The information values in the following table and figure are for
illustration purposes only. These values are not necessarily correct
for any condition.

Refer to Figure 3-20:

Info Value Definition

Pulse width for IPL (according to handpiece calibration):
3.9 ms ● Short = 3 – 15 ms
● Long = 5 – 25 ms
Power on the capacitors:
180V ● Short = 215 V
● Long = 180 V
70 Handpiece pulse count.
21.2° Temperature on handpiece tip.
F: 22.0V 0.91A Voltage and current required for fan air flow.
P: 23.7V 0.87A Voltage and current required for coolant pump.
T: 0.0V Voltage on handpiece TEC (system requirement).
T: 0.1V 0.03A Voltage and current on handpiece TEC (actual readings).

Figure 3-20: System and Handpiece Information on

the Lumecca Screen

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BodyFX/MiniFX Handpiece Information

Note
The information values in the following table and figure are for
illustration purposes only. These values are not necessarily correct
for any condition.

Refer to Figure 3-21:

Info Value Definition

10.95V
Measured voltage and current.
0.05A
18.84° Measured Phase shift.
243Ω Measured impedance.
0.48W Measured power.
2005V Initial high voltage before pulse.
1682V Final high voltage after pulse.
25mS Charging time.
49V Relay switching voltage.
1000mS Discharge time.
Number of high voltage pulses (depending on resistance,
6
max. 10 pulses).

10.95V 0.05A 18.84O 243Ω 0.48W 2005V 1682V 25mS 49V 1000mS 6

10.0

35.0 C 23.7 C
O O

16.8mB
2.0 S
0:00:03

Figure 3-21: System and Handpiece Information on the BodyFX/MiniFX Screen

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Forma & Plus Handpiece Information

Note
The information values in the following table and figure are for
illustration purposes only. These values are not necessarily correct
for any condition.

Refer to Figure 3-22:

Info Value Definition

10.95V
Measured voltage and current.
0.04A
10.92° Measured phase shift.
236Ω Measured impedance.
0.47W Measured power.

Figure 3-22: System and Handpiece Information on the Forma & Plus Screen

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FormaV Handpiece Information

Note
The information values in the following table and figure are for
illustration purposes only. These values are not necessarily correct
for any condition.

Refer to Figure 3-23:

Info Value Definition

10.95V
Measured voltage and current.
0.04A
10.92° Measured phase shift.
236Ω Measured impedance.
0.47W Measured power.

Figure 3-23: System and Handpiece Information on the FormaV Screen

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Vasculaze System Information

Note
The information values in the following table and figure are for
illustration purposes only. These values are not necessarily correct
for any condition.

Refer to Figure 3-24:

Info Value Definition

Pulse width and electrical current for the diode laser
300.0 ms
(according to handpiece calibration).
● Short = 300-550 ms on highest current level
52.1A
● Long = 800 ms
0 Handpiece pulse count.
-1.5° Temperature on handpiece tip.
F: 23.6V 1.46A Voltage and current required for fan air flow.
P: 23.7V 1.06A Voltage and current required for coolant pump.
T: 0.0V Voltage on handpiece TEC (system requirement).
T: 2.2V 0.04A Voltage and current on handpiece TEC (actual readings).

Figure 3-24: System and Handpiece Information on the Vasculaze Screen

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Fractora System Information

Note
The information values in the following table and figure are for
illustration purposes only. These values are not necessarily correct
for any condition.

Refer to Figure 3-25:

Info Value Definition

10.95V
Measured voltage and current.
0.05A
14.41° Measured phase shift.
236Ω Measured impedance.
0.49W Measured power.
0.0% Average impedance during pulse, coefficient of variation.
0Ω Average impedance during pulse.
Z= 905Ω Impedance measured at end of pulse.
R= 2130Ω Resistance measured at end of pulse.
Φ= 57° Phase shift measured at end of pulse.

10.95V 0.05A 14.41O 236Ω 0.49W 0.0% 0Ω Z= 905Ω R= 2130Ω φ= 57O

24 Pin

5
Zone: 0
Single Total: 0

Figure 3-25: System and Handpiece Information on the Fractora Screen

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Morpheus8 System Information

Note
The information values in the following table and figure are for
illustration purposes only. These values are not necessarily correct
for any condition.

Refer to Figure 3-26:

Info Value Definition

10.95V
Measured voltage and current.
0.05A
14.41° Measured phase shift.
236Ω Measured impedance.
0.49W Measured power.
0.0% Average impedance during pulse, coefficient of variation.
0Ω Average impedance during pulse.
Z= 905Ω Impedance measured at end of pulse.
R= 2130Ω Resistance measured at end of pulse.
Φ= 57° Phase shift measured at end of pulse.

Figure 3-26: System and Handpiece Information on the Morpheus8 Screen

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Sound Indicator
● Periodic beeping signal is emitted when optical or RF energy is delivered.
● Warning sound tone indicates inadequate coupling.

Cut-Off Temperature Control

The cut-off temperature up to an upper limit of temperature of 43°C is
constantly maintained for Forma, Plus, and BodyFX/MiniFX handpieces, and
when reached, RF delivery is automatically stopped. Temperature is monitored
by a temperature sensor in the handpiece and serves as a safety feature.

Cooling System
The light-emitting elements in the IPL handpieces are cooled by an internal
closed-loop liquid-to-air cooling system. The coolant used is distilled water, an
inert liquid that does not conduct electricity.

The water is circulated through the system by means of an electric pump,

absorbing heat from the system's components. The heat is expelled through a
finned tube heat exchanger.

In addition to the water circulation system, a forced-air fan circulates air

through the system's console.

Water
Reservoir
Water Pump

Par cle
Filter 5µm
Heat Exchanger
Handpiece with Fan

Deionizer Filter

Flow Meter

Figure 3-27: Cooling System Block Diagram

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Handpieces
Diolaze XL

The Diolaze XL handpiece is comprised of a handpiece, cable and connector.

Figure 3-28: Diolaze XL Handpiece

Handpiece Aligns the Diolaze XL laser with a linear scanning system,

electronic shutter and cooled sapphire output window of
11 x 27.5 mm (30 cm2).
Cable Has a length of 170 cm.
Connector Interfaces between the handpiece and the system.

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Vasculaze

The Vasculaze handpiece is comprised of a handpiece, cable and connector.

Figure 3-29: Vasculaze Handpiece

Handpiece The Vasculaze laser handpiece comprises a cooled sapphire

output window (0.12 cm2) and electronic shutter.
Cable Has a length of 170 cm.
Connector Interfaces between the handpiece and the system.

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Lumecca 515 and 580

Each of these Lumecca handpieces (515 and 580) is comprised of a handpiece,

cable and connector.

Figure 3-30: Lumecca 515 and 580 Handpieces

Handpiece Comprises flash lamp and reflector emitting optical energy

through the pre-cooled handpiece tip: (30x10 mm).
Cable Has a length of 170 cm.
Connector Interfaces between the handpiece and the system.

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Lumecca HR/SR

The Lumecca HR/SR handpiece is comprised of a handpiece, cable and

connector.

Figure 3-31: Lumecca HR/SR Handpiece

Handpiece Comprises flash lamp and reflector emitting optical energy

through the pre-cooled handpiece tip (30x10mm).
Cable Has a length of 170 cm.
Connector Interfaces between the handpiece and the system.

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Fractora

Fractora handpiece is comprised of a handpiece, cable and connector (see

Figure 3-32). Single use tip is connected to the groove in the handle before each
use (see Figure 3-33). The tip is connected or disconnected by pull or push
movement.

Figure 3-32: Fractora Handpiece

Handle Handpiece handle is made of metal and has ergonomic

design for easy treatment with high visibility of the treated
area.
Cable Has a length of 250 cm (100’’).
Connector Interfaces between the handpiece and the system (connects
at the control panel).
Tips Handpiece tips have 2 sizes of pin arrays:
• 24-pin array P/N # AG604108A
• 60-pin array P/N # AG601260A

Figure 3-33: Fractora Tips: 24-Pin (Left, Coated and Non-Coated)

and 60-Pin (Right)

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Forma and Forma Plus

The Forma and Forma Plus handpieces are comprised of a handpiece, cable,
connector and an integral temperature sensor.

Figure 3-34: Forma and Forma Plus Handpieces

Tip Is a part of the handpiece, comprised of RF electrodes

and temperature sensor.
Handle Is made of metal and has ergonomic design for easy
treatment with high visibility of the treated area.
Cable Has a length of 250cm (100’’).
Connector Interfaces between the handpiece and the system.

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FormaV

The FormaV handpiece is comprised of a handpiece, cable, connector and an

integral temperature sensor.

Figure 3-35: FormaV Handpiece

Tip Is a part of the handpiece, comprised of RF electrodes

and temperature sensor.
Handle Is made of metal and has ergonomic design for easy
treatment with high visibility of the treated area.
Cable Has a length of 250 cm (100’’).
Connector Interfaces between the handpiece and the system.

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BodyFX/MiniFX

The BodyFX and MiniFX handpieces are comprised of a vacuum chamber, two RF
electrodes, temperature sensor, 8-character screen, handle, cable and
connector.

Figure 3-36: BodyFX Handpiece Figure 3-37: MiniFX Handpiece

Handle Handpiece handle is made from plastic and has an

ergonomic design for easy treatment with high visibility
of the treated area.
Vacuum Chamber Applied to the skin surface and shape the skin for
optimal heating.
RF Electrodes Located in the vacuum chamber and delivers RF energy
to the treated tissue.
Screen Shows measured temperature.
Cable Has a length of 250cm (100’’).
Connector Interfaces between the handpiece and the system.
Temperature Located in the vacuum chamber for skin temperature
Sensor measurement.

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Morpheus8

The Morpheus8 handpiece (see Figure 3-38) is comprised of a motor with an

actuator that pushes needle electrodes out to a pre-determined depth of up-to
4mm. The tip is detachable and replaceable.

Figure 3-38: Morpheus8 Handpiece

Tip The tip is comprised of 24 needles, coated with an
insulating material except the distal 0.5mm edge
(Figure 4.8). Note the insulation that leaves only the
0.5mm tip exposed.
Handle The handpiece handle is made of plastic and has an
ergonomic design for easy treatment, with high
visibility of the treated area.
Cable Has a length of 270 cm (106’’).
Connector The connector is connected to the front panel of the
system.

Note
The insulated coating of the needles leaves only 0.5mm of the
needle’s tip exposed.

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4. SYSTEM INSTALLATION
Unpack the System
1. The InMode system will be delivered by commercial trucking in a shipping
box with or without banding straps around it (see Figure 4-1).

Figure 4-1: Shipping Box

2. If the box is strapped, carefully cut the straps and the strapping tape with a
blade and open the box's top panels (see Figure 4-2).

Figure 4-2: Open Shipping Box

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3. Remove the handpiece carrying cases – there may be up to three cases in

the box (see Figure 4-3).

Figure 4-3: Handpiece Carrying Cases

Note
If more handpieces were purchase by the owner, they will be
delivered in a separate shipping box.

4. Remove the accessories box (see Figure 4-4) and set it aside.

Figure 4-4: Accessories Box

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5. Remove all of the foam braces and board plates from around the system
console, except for the one under the wheels (see Figure 4-5).

Figure 4-5: Removing the System Console from the Box (1)

6. Remove the system console from the box in the following sequence (see
Figure 4-6):
● Lift the box to a standing position, as shown in view A.
● Grab the handle and roll the system console out of the box (B).
● Position the system console on the floor and remove the bottom foam
brace from under the wheels (C).

Figure 4-6: Removing the System Console from the Box (2)

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7. Remove the nylon sheet wrapping from around the system console (see
Figure 4-7).

8. Remove the plastic sheet wrapping from around the touch-screen control
panel.

Figure 4-7: Unpacked System Console

Note
InMode recommends that the customer save the shipping box and
packing material in case the need arises to move the system to a
different location.

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Accessories Kit
The accessories kit (see Figure 4-8) contains the following equipment; compare
the content to the following list and the shipping list packed with the system. If
any component is missing or damaged report this as soon as possible to InMode
Customer Service.

1. Handpiece carrying cases, according to the purchased agreement between

the customer and InMode.

2. Quick-reference guides, correlating to the delivered handpieces.

3. USB flash drive containing the system operator's manual.

4. Footswitch.

5. Opaque eye protectors.

6. Laser safety eyewear for the treating physician/attendant (2 pairs).

7. IPL safety eyewear for the treating physician/attendant (1 pair).

8. Laser (Lumecca or Diolaze) handpiece holders (2 units).

9. Holder for Fractora handpieces.

10. Holder for BodyFX or MiniFX handpieces.

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Figure 4-8: Accessories Kit

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Electrical Requirements
The system is equipped with a universal power supply and requires a separate
line supply of one of the following configurations:
● 100 VAC; 15A; 50-60Hz; ZMAX = 0.03Ω; Single Phase
● 115 VAC; 15A; 50-60Hz; ZMAX = 0.03Ω; Single Phase
● 240 VAC; 15A; 50-60Hz; ZMAX = 0.03Ω; Single Phase

Power receptacles must be within 15 feet of the system site.

The system should not share a power line with other equipment.

Power receptacle must include protective earth and must be checked before
connecting the system.

Warning
● For continued protection against fire, replace the fuses only with
those of the same type and rating.
● Proper grounding is essential for safe operation.

Environmental Requirements
● Corrosive materials can damage electronic parts; therefore, the
system should operate in a non-corrosive atmosphere.

● For optimal operation of the system, maintain room temperature

between 20-27°C (68-79°F) and relative humidity of less than 80%.

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Initial System Setup

Connecting the Power Cable and Handpiece

1. Connect the power cable to the system's power inlet (see Figure 4-9).
Connect the other side of the cable to a hospital-grade power wall
receptacle.

2. Turn ON the main power switch (see Figure 4-9).

Note
The power cable is not supplied with the InMode system.

Figure 4-9: Power Cable Connection

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3. Refer to Figure 4-10: install the four handpiece cradles by screwing the
center-pivot wheel into the threaded hole, hand-tight only, no tools.

Figure 4-10: Cradles Installation

4. Refer to Figure 4-11: ensure that the emergency stop switch is not engaged;
twist it to the right until it pops out to release it.

5. Initial setup should be done with the Lumecca IPL handpiece, or with the
handpiece bypass module. Insert the handpiece's connector with the label at
a 90° counter-clockwise angle (as shown in the inset), and twist it 90° to the
right, such that the label is straight. Insert the handpiece into an appropriate
cradle.

Figure 4-11: Handpiece Installation

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Filling the Cooling System

Note
If the system is meant by the customer to be operated only with RF
handpieces, then filling the cooling system is not required.

Caution
● InMode systems and handpieces are shipped without water.
Distilled water must be used; failure to do so will void the service
warranty.
● During water filling, air bubbles can form inside the hoses which
may cause water flow issues.

1. Connect any handpiece to the system.

2. Remove the grill from the service cabinet (see page 3-4) and pull the
reservoir out of its bracket clips.

3. Refer to Figure 4-12: unscrew the water reservoir from its cap. Pour distilled
water into it up to the top-level line, while the water filter and tube are
inside the reservoir to prevent spillage (as shown in view A).

4. Screw the reservoir back into its cap and insert the reservoir back into its
bracket clips (B).

Figure 4-12: Filling the Water Reservoir

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5. Turn the system ON and press the main Start button (see Figure 4-11); the
system will initialize its software operating system (up to 30 seconds), and
will finally present the Login screen (see Figure 4-13).

Figure 4-13: Login Screen

6. Enter the factory-default password (1 2 3 4); the software is loaded from the
plug and a self-test of the system modules is performed. After the end of the
self-test, the Menu screen appears (see Figure 4-14).

Figure 4-14: Menu Screen

7. Press the UTILITIES button; the main Utilities screen appears (see Figure
4-15).
8. Press the ▲ button on the DRAIN/FILL WATER option bar; the system will
display a 600 second (10 minutes) count-down counter, during which time
the system will flow water from the reservoir throughout the cooling system.

166 Sec
0.86A

Figure 4-15: Utilities Screen

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9. Refer to Figure 4-16: when there are about 300 seconds left of the 600
second count-down, open the air-bleed valve on top of the particle filter by
turning it counter-clockwise; the air trapped in the cooling system will
escape through the valve.

10. When the first few drops of water start to come out of the valve, close it
tight. Ensure that no water is leaking from the system.

Figure 4-16: Air-Bleed Valve

11. Press the ▼ button on the DRAIN/FILL WATER option bar to stop the
coolant pump.

12. Turn OFF the system and check the level of water in the water reservoir; it
the water level is below the maximum line, refill the bottle and perform
steps 4 through 8 above again.

13. Recheck the water reservoir to ensure it has remained full.

14. The water filling process described above should now be repeated with all
the water-cooled handpieces the customer has purchased, in order to fill the
cooling path of each handpiece.

15. Reinsert the service cabinet's grill.

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Remote Interlock Connection

The InMode system is equipped with a remote interlock connector to provide

maximum safety. The connector is situated in the service panel (see Figure 4-17).
An external switch must be connected to this connector to create a remote
interlock system. This switch should be mounted at the entrance door, so that if
the door opens, the switch contacts also open and disable system operation.

The remote interlock connection on both sides – the system's connector and the
treatment room's door – should be performed by a qualified electrician.

To connect the remote interlock:

1. Remove the short-circuiting plug from the port on the system's service
panel.

2. Connect the cable from the remote interlock switch (on the treatment room
door) to the system's plug and reinsert the plug into the connection port.

For further information or assistance, contact InMode Technical Support.

Figure 4-17: Service Panel Connections

Footswitch Connection

To connect the footswitch, place it on the floor and plug its power cable into the
footswitch connection port located in the service panel (see Figure 4-17). Screw
the cable's threaded studs into the connection terminal securely.

Installation of the InMode system is now complete; the system may be signed-
off to the customer.

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5. MODULES REPLACEMENT
Warning
WARNING! DISCONNECT POWER SUPPLY CABLE BEFORE
SERVICING TO AVOID ELECTRIC SHOCK.
For continued protection against fire, replace the surge-protection
fuses only with those of the same type and rating.

Prior to System Disassembly

Prior to disassembling the InMode system the cooling system must first be
drained; proceed as follows:

1. Remove the grill from the service cabinet (see page 3-4).

2. Remove the water reservoir from the service cabinet and disconnect it from
its cap. Pour the water into a sink.

3. Hold the reservoir bottle with the deionizer filter about half-way in the
bottle (see Figure 5-1).

Figure 5-1: Draining the Cooling System

4. Press the ▼ icon on the DRAIN/FILL WATER option bar; water will start
draining into the reservoir bottle.

5. When water stops draining, the cooling system is empty; turn OFF the
InMode system and disconnect it from the electrical supply.

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Removing the Side Panels

Removing both right and left side panels is performed in an identical manner;
refer to Figure 5-2:

1. Using a standard Phillips screwdriver loosen and remove the four (4) sets of
Phillips screws and washers from the rear side of the side panel you wish to
remove, as shown in view A.

2. The panel connected to the interior of the system by a grounding wire that
can be disconnected by pulling off the slip-on connector fitting, shown by
the arrow in view B.

3. Set the panel aside in a safe place such that it will not get scratched.

Figure 5-2: Removing the Side Panels

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Removing the Front Panel and Inner Shield

1. Using a 7mm box-end ratchet wrench, remove the three (3) sets of nuts and
washers from the right side of the front panel (see Figure 5-3, view A) and
three sets of nuts and washers from the left side of the front panel (view B).

Figure 5-3: Removing the Front Panel

2. Disconnect the emergency stop switch (see Figure 5-4): lift the two locking
levers, one above and one under the switch (shown in view A).

Figure 5-4: Disconnecting the Emergency Stop Switch

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3. Disconnect the main ON/OFF switch (see Figure 5-5): swing the front panel
out part-way (view A); grab the switch's connection block and twist it 1/4
turn to the left to disconnect it from the front part of the switch (view B).

4. Set the panel aside in a safe place such that it will not get scratched.

Figure 5-5: Disconnecting the Main ON/OFF Switch

Removing the front-inner shield is required in order to service or replace the
following components. The disassembly procedures will be described the
following sections.
● Flow meter
● Flow meter harness
Using a standard Phillips screwdriver loosen and remove a total of eight (8) sets
of Phillips screws and washers from the inner shield, as shown in view A.

Figure 5-6: Removing the Front-Inner Cabinet Panel

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System Components under the Front Panel and Inner Shield

System components which are defined as replaceable and located under the
front panel and shield are described in the next two sections.

Replacing the Flow Meter

Prior to replacing the flow meter, drain the InMode’s cooling system of all
coolant; refer to Figure 5-7:

1. The flow meter is secured to the system’s chassis, in front of the set of
capacitors, shown in the box in view A.
2. Use a Philips screwdriver to disconnect the flow (view B), and gently pull the
harness’s connector out of the flow meter’s socket.
Note
Take care not to lose the square rubber gasket at the point of
connection.

3. Release the flow meter from the chassis by cutting off the two tie-wraps,
shown by the yellow arrows in view C.
4. Disconnect the flow meter from the inlet and outlet tubes by pressing on the
quick-release rings, shown by the blue arrows in view C.
5. Unpack and install the new flow meter by reversing steps 2 – 4 above.
6. After completing the installations, refill the InMode’s cooling system with
fresh, distilled water, start the system and ensure that there are no leaks
from the top or bottom side of the flow meter.

Figure 5-7: Replacing the Flow Meter

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Replacing the Flow Meter’s Harness

1. Refer to Figure 5-8: to replace the harness, first disconnect it from the
flow meter (view A), and then disconnect its other side from the
controller board (view B).

2. Unpack and install the new harness.

Figure 5-8: Replacing the Flow Meter’s Harness

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System Components under the Left- and Right-Side Panels

System components which are defined as replaceable and located under the left
and right-side panels of the system are described in the next two sections.
The system's left and right sides are defined as when looking from the front of
the system.

System Components under Left Side Panel

Refer to Figure 5-9:

Figure 5-9: System Components under Left Side Panel

1. AC Filter
2. Surge-Protection Fuse Housings
3. Water Pump
4. Power Supply Module
5. Laser Driver Board (with cooling fan)
6. RF Board

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System Components under Right Side Panel

Refer to Figure 5-10:

Figure 5-10: System Components under Right Side Panel

1. Controller Assembly Board

2. Mini-IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) Board
3. DC-to-DC (48 to 24 VDC) Board
4. Heat Exchanged and Fan Assembly

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Replacing the Controller Assembly Board

Replacing the controller assembly board requires the prior removal of the right-
side exterior panel; proceed as follows (refer to Figure 5-11):
1. Disconnect the 11 harness connectors (shown by the arrows in view A) from
the board.
2. Loosen and remove the four sets of Phillips screw and washer sets (shown
by the arrows in view B) from the board.
3. Unpack and install the new controller assembly board by reversing steps
1 – 2 above.
Note
RF calibration must be performed after board replacement.

Figure 5-11: Replacing the Controller Assembly Board

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Replacing the Mini-IPL Board

Replacing the Mini-IPL board requires the prior removal of the right-side exterior
panel; proceed as follows.

Note
The wire leads should be tagged before disconnection to avoid
confusion when reconnecting them to the new mini-IPL board.

Refer to Figure 5-12:

1. Disconnect the two harness connectors (shown by the arrows numbered A)
from the board.

2. Loosen and disconnect the five high voltage wire leads (shown by the arrows
numbered B, C & D) from the board.

Figure 5-12: Replacing the Mini-IPL Board (1)

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3. Loosen and remove the four sets of Phillips screw and washer sets (shown
by the arrows in Figure 5-13) from the board.

4. Unpack and install the new Mini-IPL board by reversing steps 1 – 3 above.

5. When reconnecting the high voltage wires, ensure that:

● When connecting the wire leads labeled B in Figure 5-12:
 You connect the black lead to the CAP– terminal, and
 You connect the red lead to the VLAMP terminal.

● When connecting the wire leads labeled C in Figure 5-12:

 You connect the black leads to the GND terminal, and
 You connect the red leads to the 48V terminal.

● When connecting the red wire lead labeled D in Figure 5-12:

 You connect it to the CAP+ terminal.

Figure 5-13: Replacing the Mini-IPL Board (2)

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Replacing the RF (Radiofrequency) Board

Replacing the RF board requires the prior removal of the left-side exterior panel;
proceed as follows (refer to Figure 5-14):

1. Disconnect the six harness connectors (shown by the arrows numbered A)

from the board.

2. Loosen and remove the four sets of Phillips screw and washer sets (shown
by the arrows numbered B) from the board. The screw in the top-right
corner also connects a grounding wire lead.

3. Unpack and install the new RF board by reversing steps 1 – 2 above.

Note
RF calibration must be performed after board replacement.

Figure 5-14: Replacing the RF (Radiofrequency) Board

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Replacing the DC-to-DC (48 to 24 VDC) Board

Replacing the DC-to-DC board requires the prior removal of the right-side
exterior panel; proceed as follows (refer to Figure 5-15):

1. Disconnect the two harness connectors from the board.

2. Loosen and remove the four sets of Phillips screw and washer sets from the
board.

3. Unpack and install the new DC-to-DC board by reversing steps 1 – 2 above.

Figure 5-15: Replacing the DC-to-DC (48 to 24 VDC) Board

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Replacing the Power Supply Module

Replacing the power supply module requires the prior removal of the left-side
exterior panel; proceed as follows (refer to Figure 5-16):
1. Loosen and remove the two sets of Phillips screw and washer sets (shown by
the arrows numbered A) from the top of the power supply module, and one
more set from underneath.
2. Disconnect one harness connector and nine high voltage wire terminals
(shown by the arrows numbered B) from the bottom of the power supply
module.
3. Unpack and install the new power supply module by reversing steps 1 – 2
above.
Note
The wire leads should be tagged before disconnection to avoid
confusion when reconnecting them to the new power supply module.

Figure 5-16: Replacing the Power Supply Module

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Replacing the RF Handpieces Double-Connector

Replacing the RF handpieces double connector requires the prior removal of the
left-side exterior panel, the RF board (see page 5-12) and the low voltage power
supply module (see page 5-13); proceed as follows (refer to Figure 5-17):

1. Loosen and remove the four sets of Phillips screw and washer sets shown in
area A and the two sets shown in area B that secure the double-connector
assembly to the chassis.

2. Unpack and install the new double-connector assembly by reversing step 1

above.

Note
The double-connector's wiring harness is secured to other harnesses
by means of tie-wraps. Make sure you re-secure the harness with tie-
wraps after replacement is complete.

Figure 5-17: Replacing the RF Handpieces Double-Connector

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Replacing the Laser Driver Board Assembly

Note
● The laser driver board assembly includes its mounting plate and
cooling fan.
● The wire leads should be tagged before disconnection to avoid
confusion when reconnecting them to the new laser driver board.

Replacing the laser driver board assembly requires the prior removal of the
right-side exterior panel; proceed as follows (refer to Figure 5-18):
1. Disconnect the three harness connectors (shown by the arrows in view A)
from the board.
2. Loosen and remove the six wire terminals (shown by the arrows marked T in
view B) from the board.
3. Loosen and remove the four sets of Allen screw and washer sets (shown by
the arrows marked S in view B) from the board.
4. Unpack and install the new laser driver board assembly by reversing steps
1 – 3 above.

Figure 5-18: Replacing the Laser Driver Board Assembly

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Replacing the Cooling System Pump

Note
● The cooling system pump assembly includes its mounting plate.
● Prior to replacing the pump, the cooling system should be drained
(see Chapter 6).

Replacing the cooling system pump requires the prior removal of the left-side
exterior panel; proceed as follows (refer to Figure 5-19):
1. Disconnect the pump's wiring harness from its mid-wire connector (A).
2. Disconnect the two water tubes by pressing in on the gray pressure rings (B).
3. Cut and remove the tie-wrap from behind the pump assembly.

Figure 5-19: Replacing the Cooling System Pump (1)

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4. Loosen and remove the four sets of 3 mm Allen screws and washer sets that
secure the pump assembly to the chassis from underneath the system
(shown by the arrows in Figure 5-20).

Figure 5-20: Replacing the Cooling System Pump (2)

5. Lift and remove the pump and mounting bracket assembly up and out of the
chassis.
6. Unpack and install the pump assembly by reversing steps 1 – 5 above. When
inserting the new pump assembly into the chassis, ensure that the printed
arrow on top of the pump faces the AC filter)

7. Refill the cooling system (see Chapter 6).

8. Wipe up any water that may have leaked on to the chassis when you
disconnected the tubes.

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Replacing the AC Filter

Replacing the AC filter board requires the prior removal of the left-side exterior
panel; proceed as follows (refer to Figure 5-21):

1. Tag to five wire leads leading to the AC filter (two on the top and three on
the bottom) to help you reconnect them properly to the new filter.

2. Remove the two slip-on wire leads from the top side of the filter (view A).

3. Remove the three slip-on wire leads from the bottom side of the filter
(view B).

4. Loosen and remove the two Philips screw & washer sets, one from the top
and one from the bottom of the filter.

5. Unpack and install the new AC filter by reversing steps 2 to 3 above.

Figure 5-21: Replacing the AC Filter

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Replacing the Deionizer Filter

Note
For safety, and proper system performance, replace the cooling
water with fresh distilled water only.

To Remove the Deionizer Filter:

1. Turn the system OFF.
2. Remove the grill from the service cabinet (see page 3-4).
3. Holding the bottle cover with one hand, loosen the bottle by turning it
clockwise.
4. Disconnect the deionizer filter from the water tubes by pressing the release
button on the upper part of the deionizer (see Figure 5-22). Discard the old
filter.

To Install the New Deionizer Filter:

1. Connect the water tube into the deionizer filter until is securely locked.
2. Remove the water bottle from the compartment, pour out the distilled
water from the bottle and wash it with fresh distilled water.
3. Refill the water from the system (see page 6-6).

Figure 5-22: Replacing the Deionizer Filter

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Replacing the Particle Filter

Note
For safety, and proper system performance, replace the cooling
water with fresh distilled water only.

To Remove the Particle Filter:

1. Drain the water from the system (see page 6-4).

2. Turn the system OFF.

3. Remove the grill from the service cabinet (see page 3-4).

4. Holding the particle filter with one hand, loosen the filter by pressing the
upper black quick connector and pulling the fitting's ring out of the water
tube (see Figure 5-23, arrows # A).

5. Repeat the above step # 4 with lower black quick connector. Discard the old
filter.

Figure 5-23: Replacing the Particle Filter

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To Install the New Particle Filter:

1. Hold the particle filter when the arrow on the filter body pointing upwards
(see Figure 5-23, arrow # B).

2. Push the lower system water tube into lower filter’s quick black connector as
far as possible.

3. Push the upper system water tube into upper filter’s quick black connector
as much as possible.

4. Remove the water bottle from the compartment, pour out the distilled
water from the bottle and wash it with new fresh water.
5. Refill the water from the system (see page 6-6).

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Replacing the Touch-Screen Control Panel

Warning
Warning! Disconnect power supply cable before replacing the
touch-screen control panel to avoid electric shock.

The touch-screen control panel is replaceable as a complete unit, with no field-

serviceable components inside the unit; proceed as follows:
1. Loosen and remove the eight (8) sets of Phillips screws and washers that
hold the front and rear sides of the control panel together (see Figure 5-24).

Figure 5-24: Replacing the Touch-Screen Control Panel (1)

2. Separate the two sections (upper from lower) of the control panel.

Figure 5-25: Replacing the Touch-Screen Control Panel (2)

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3. Refer to Figure 5-26: disconnect the following harnesses from the control
panel:
A. Ground wire lead
B. Adapter board*
C. Touch-screen controller
D. LCD data

Figure 5-26: Replacing the Touch-Screen Control Panel (3)

4. Unpack and install the new touch-screen control panel by reversing

steps 1 – 3 above.

Replace the Adapter Board

(*) Note
The adapter board connector (B) is attached to the rear of the control
panel with double-sided adhesive tape, which may not be serviceable
after removal of the connector; if necessary, replace with new tape.

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6. MAINTENANCE
This chapter describes the routine maintenance procedures that users may
perform:
● Cleaning the InMode system and handpieces.
● Replacing the cooling water

All other service procedures are to be performed only by InMode-authorized

service personnel.

Warning
WARNING! DISCONNECT POWER SUPPLY CABLE BEFORE
SERVICING TO AVOID ELECTRIC SHOCK.
For continued protection against fire, replace the surge-protection
fuses only with those of the same type and rating.

Note
● For optimal system performance, clean the handpiece tips using
an alcohol-free cleaner and non-abrasive cloth.
● For optimal system performance, preventative maintenance is
recommended.

Cleaning the System and Handpieces

Clean the system and handpieces at least once a week. Turn the system OFF and
wipe all surfaces, especially the handpiece tips, with a soft, damp, non-abrasive
cloth. Be careful not to spill any liquids on or into the system.

Wipe the entire handpiece, especially the tip (light guide and electrode rails)
with alcohol/chloride/acetone-free disinfectant after each treatment session.

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Routine Periodic Maintenance

Regular cleaning, inspection, testing and repair are the basis of any effective
preventive maintenance program. Such a program helps keep the system in top
working order and ensures the reliability of safety interlocks and failsafe
mechanisms.
A recommended routine inspection and maintenance schedule is provided in
the following table:

Inspection / Service Frequency Performed by

Wipe handpiece with a soft cloth.
Before and after
Make sure no gel left on the Clinic staff
each treatment
handpiece tip.
Elements that come in contact with
Before and after
the skin clean with 70% alcohol Clinic staff
each treatment
between patients.
Check and clean the air filter at
least once a week. Wash when
Weekly Clinic staff
necessary and allow to dry
completely.
Clean the system and handpieces
at least once a week. Turn the
system OFF and wipe all surfaces
Weekly Clinic staff
including back air filter. Be careful
not to spill any liquids on the
system.
Replace the distilled cooling water. Monthly Clinic staff
Replace the deionizer filter and
particle filter (AS605079(x) Filters Annually Clinic staff
Kit 2).
System and handpieces full test,
InMode-authorized
including RF calibration and Mini- Annually
service personnel.
IPL handpiece's energy verification.

Caution
Failure to replace your filters can lead to serious malfunctions of the
IPL, Vasculaze and Diolaze XL handpieces.

2
If you have purchased an extended service warranty you are covered for a Water Filter Kit. If
you are not covered in your service warranty, contact InMode Service Department to order.

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Cleaning/Replacing the Dust Filter

The dust filter is located inside the rear cover door, refer to Figure 6-1.

Figure 6-1: Rear Cover Door with Dust Filter

Maintenance

• The dust filter requires cleaning once a week. In a dusty environment or

desert region it should be checked daily.

• Replace the dust filter if it is torn, warped or otherwise damaged, or dust-

clogged beyond point of your being able to clean it properly.

Cleaning Method

• Remove the rear cover door and wash it under tap water until the filter net
is clean. Air pressure (if available) can be used carefully.

• Shake and dry the filter before use.

• Reinstall the rear cover door once dry.

Caution
Never install a dust filter that is not completely dry!

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Replacing the Cooling Water and Draining the System

Replace the cooling water at least once a month. In addition, the InMode system
should be drained if it is being transferred to another facility, or if it is being
placed in cold storage.

Caution
For safety and proper system performance, replace the cooling
water with fresh distilled water only.
InMode systems and handpieces are shipped without water. Distilled
water must be used and failure to do so will void the service
warranty.
During water filling air bubbles can form inside the hoses which may
cause water flow issues. These instructions will assist in preventing
this from occurring.

Draining the Cooling Water

1. Remove the grill from the service cabinet (see page 3-4).

2. Unscrew the water reservoir from its cap and discard the water in the
reservoir. Re-screw the reservoir onto its cap.

3. Press the main Start button; the system will initialize its software operating
system (up to 30 seconds) and will finally present the Login screen (see
Figure 6-2).

4. Connect the IPL / Diolaze XL handpiece to the system.

Figure 6-2: Login Screen

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5. Enter the factory-default password (1 2 3 4); the software is loaded from the
plug and a self-test of the system modules is performed. After the end of the
self-test, the Menu screen appears (see Figure 6-3).

Figure 6-3: Menu Screen

6. Press the UTILITIES button; the main Utilities screen appears (see
Figure 6-4).

7. Press the ▼ icon on the DRAIN/Fill WATER option bar; the cooling pump
will start and force all the water from the system's tubing and connected
handpiece into the empty reservoir.

Figure 6-4: Utilities Screen

8. Observe the reservoir; when no more water is pouring out turn OFF the
system.

9. If you have more handpieces filled with water, connect them in turn to the
system and repeat the above procedure to drain them.

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Refilling the Cooling Water

Note
If the system is meant by the customer to be operated only with RF
handpieces, then filling the cooling system is not required.

Caution
● InMode systems and handpieces are shipped without water.
Distilled water must be used; failure to do so will void the service
warranty.
● During water filling, air bubbles can form inside the hoses which
may cause water flow issues.

1. Connect any handpiece to the system.

2. Remove the grill from the service cabinet (see page 3-4) and pull the
reservoir out of its bracket clips.

3. Refer to Figure 4-12: unscrew the water reservoir from its cap. Pour distilled
water into it up to the top-level line, while the water filter and tube are
inside the reservoir to prevent spillage (as shown in view A).

4. Screw the reservoir back into its cap and insert the reservoir back into its
bracket clips (B).

Figure 6-5: Filling the Water Reservoir

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5. Turn the system ON and press the main Start button (see Figure 4-11); the
system will initialize its software operating system (up to 30 seconds), and
will finally present the Login screen (see Figure 4-13).

Figure 6-6: Login Screen

6. Enter the factory-default password (1 2 3 4); the software is loaded from the
plug and a self-test of the system modules is performed. After the end of the
self-test, the Menu screen appears (see Figure 4-14).

Figure 6-7: Menu Screen

7. Press the UTILITIES button; the main Utilities screen appears (see Figure
4-15).
8. Press the ▲ button on the DRAIN/FILL WATER option bar; the system will
display a 600 second (10 minutes) count-down counter, during which time
the system will flow water from the reservoir throughout the cooling system.

Figure 6-8: Utilities Screen

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9. Refer to Figure 4-16: when there are about 300 seconds left of the 600
second count-down, open the air-bleed valve on top of the particle filter by
turning it counter-clockwise; the air trapped in the cooling system will
escape through the valve.

10. When the first few drops of water start to come out of the valve, close it
tight. Ensure that no water is leaking from the system.

Figure 6-9: Air-Bleed Valve

11. Press the ▼ button on the DRAIN/FILL WATER option bar to stop the
coolant pump.

12. Turn OFF the system and check the level of water in the water reservoir; it
the water level is below the maximum line, refill the bottle and perform
steps
4 through 8 above again.

13. Recheck the water reservoir to ensure it has remained full.

14. The water filling process described above should now be repeated with all
the water-cooled handpieces the customer has purchased, in order to fill the
cooling path of each handpiece.

15. Reinsert the service cabinet's grill.

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Draining the Handpieces with the Water Draining Tool

The Diolaze XL, Vasculaze and Lumecca handpieces may be damaged in cold
(freezing) temperatures that occur during
transportation or the local storage
environment. In cold climates, especially
during the winter, systems and handpieces
may be damaged during transportation or
storage when exposed to freezing
temperature.

The handpieces may be drained from water

either by connecting them to the system
and performing the draining procedure (see
page 6-4) or by using the Handpiece Water
Draining Tool [P/N # TL605952(x), see
Figure 6-10] supplied by InMode. Figure 6-10: Handpiece Water
Draining Tool
To Drain the Handpiece:

1. Hold the water draining tool's connector and insert the handpiece's
connector with the label at a 90° counter-clockwise angle (as shown in
Figure 6-11), and twist it 90° to the right, such that the label is straight.

Figure 6-11: Connecting the Handpiece to the Water Draining Tool

2. Hold the handpiece and draining tool over a sink and start pumping air
through the handpiece until no more water drains out.

3. Disconnect the handpiece from the water draining tool.

Caution
● When manually draining the handpiece, use only the water
draining tool supplied by InMode [P/N # TL605952(x)].
● Damage caused to the system or handpieces by frozen water will
not be covered under the system's warranty.

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RF Calibration
RF calibration of the InMode system requires the following tools (see Figure
6-12):
● RF calibration software plug (All RF ATP, ver. 1.20-2 or higher).
● Load resistor jig (200Ω, P/N # AT606086A).
● 100 MHz floating oscilloscope.

Figure 6-12: RF Calibration Tools

1. Ensure that the system is turned OFF.

2. Remove the User software plug from the system and connect the RF
calibration software plug (InMode ATP).

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3. Connect the load resistor jig to the system's upper RF connection port.

Figure 6-13: Load Resistor Jig Connection for RF Calibration

4. Connect both probes of the oscilloscope to the load resistor jig and ensure
that all 200Ω are seen on the scope (see Figure 6-14).
Scope settings:
 A channel V/div – 50v/div
 Set trigger to Channel A
 Set trigger type to positive edge, Normal
 Set trigger level to 20V
 Set time division to 1 µs.

Figure 6-14: Oscilloscope Connection to the Load Resistor Jig

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5. Turn the system ON and wait until the Keypad Test screen is shown (see
Figure 6-15).

Figure 6-15: Keypad Test Screen

6. Press the blinking screen buttons in sequence to verify the functionality of
the touch-screen or operation buttons (older systems). Each button you
press will automatically start the next button blinking.

7. Press the Scroll button; the Footswitch, Handpiece and Fan Test screen
appears (see Figure 6-16).

Figure 6-16: Footswitch, Handpiece and Fan Test Screen

8. This screen verifies that the system cooling fan is functional, and that the
handpiece (re. load resistor) is properly connected.

9. Follow the on-screen instructions and press the footswitch three times in
succession to test it; a successful test will transition the display on to the
next test screen.

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10. The Speaker and Screen Test screen (see Figure 6-17) offers two options:
● Press the Speaker icon; if the system emits a tone you may adjust the
volume by pressing the button again repeatedly until you are satisfied.
● Observe the color bars; if they appear as they do in Figure 6-17 the
system's display screen is functioning normally.

Figure 6-17: Speaker and Screen Test Screen

11. Press the  button to transition to the RF Calibration screen; on this screen
you will calibrate the RF V1rms, I1rms, V2rms and I2rms levels and insert them in
the system:

Figure 6-18: RF Calibration Screen (1)

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12. Press and hold the footswitch to

start the first manual phase of
calibration; observe the Vrms value
on the scope. Adjust the V1 (rms)
value on the screen using the Up and
Down buttons until you achieve the
same value as on the scope (you may
round the figure to the closest
whole number).

Figure 6-19: Oscilloscope Wave for V1 (rms)

13. keeping the footswitch pressed,
scroll down to the I1rms line and
calculate the new value by taking the
V1 (rms) value and dividing it by 200
(resistor load value); Adjust the I1
(rms) value on the screen using the
Up and Down buttons until you
achieve the calculated value.
Release the footswitch now.

14. Press and hold the footswitch to

start the first manual phase of
calibration; observe the Vrms value
on the scope. Adjust the V2 (rms)
value on the screen using the Up and
Down buttons until you achieve the
same value as on the scope (you may
round the figure to the closest
whole number.

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Figure 6-20: Oscilloscope Wave for V2 (rms)

15. Press and hold the footswitch again
to start the second manual phase of
calibration and keep it pressed.
Observe the Vrms value on the scope,
calculate the I2rms (divide Vrms by
200) and adjust both values on the
system screen.
Release the footswitch now.

16. Press the footswitch again and release; the automated phase of RF
calibration begins. Upon successful completion (~2 minutes) the system will
display a confirmation pop-up to save the new calibration tables; press the
Down button to Save or the Scroll button to cancel. Observe the average
error percentage value and record it in the test form.

Figure 6-21: Automated RF Calibration Screen

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17. Calibration Verification: use the

Scroll button to select the Setup
Power option and use the Down
button to adjust the value to 15.0W;
press the footswitch once and
observe the Avg. Error value for the
test form. Release the footswitch now.

18. Use the Up button to raise the Setup Power value to 40.0W; press the
footswitch once and observe the Avg. Error value for the test form. Release
the footswitch now.

19. Use the Up button to raise the Setup Power value to 75.0W; press the
footswitch once and observe the Avg. Error value for the test form. Release
the footswitch now.

20. Turn OFF the InMode system; the RF calibration is now complete; make a
copy of the RF Calibration Test Form on the next page and fill in all the
necessary data from the system you have just tested.

RF Calibration is now complete.

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InMode RF Calibration Test Form

System: InMode Software version:

Actual
Test # Test Description Expected Results Comments
Results

1 Visual Inspection 
2 Keypad Test Pass/Fail

Fan: Pass/Fail
Hand-Piece:
3 Footswitch test
Pass/Fail
Footswitch: Pass/Fail

4 Speaker & Screen Test Pass/Fail

5 RF Calibration (Avg. Error) -

RF Test:
Set to: 15 W Setup energy +/-15%
6
Set to: 40 W Setup energy +/-10%
Set to: 75 W Setup energy +/-10%

Comments:

Tester:

Date:

Signature:

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Laser and IPL Energy Verification

Verification of the InMode system's output laser and IPL energy may be done
either with a Diolaze or Lumecca handpiece connected to the system and
verification of both laser and IPL energy is performed in the same manner.
Laser and IPL verifications require the use of the following tools:
● Ophir power meter, model: FL400A-LP1-50, configured as follows:
 Mode: 1.06 or NIR/Visible, depending on sensor model.
 Energy Units: Joules
 Range: 60J or 600J, depending on measured energy (If
expected value below 60J, select range 60J, if
above select range 600J).
● Ophir display unit Model: 7Z01500
● Power meter adapter kit (contains the following) P/N # KT607360(x)
 Power meter base plate assembly P/N # AS607359(x)
 Vasculaze adapter assembly P/N # AS607354(x)
 Diolaze XL adapter assembly P/N # AS607355(x)
 Lumecca adapter assembly P/N # AS607356(x)
 Scanner adapter assembly P/N # AS607357(x)
 Lumecca HR/SR adapter assembly P/N # AS607358(x)

Note
Before using the Ophir power meter, ensure that both the Nova meter
and the sensor are calibrated and validated.

1. Ensure that the handpiece's handpiece tip is clean.

2. Turn ON the system (User software plug) and select the Lumecca portal from
the Menu screen (see Figure 3-6); the Lumecca screen will appear (see
Figure 6-22). Set the fluence to 10 J/cm2, ensure that cooling is set to
Normal, pulse width to Short and pulse mode to OFF.

Figure 6-22: Lumecca Treatment Screen

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3. Set up the external power meter and the thermopile jig as shown in view A
of Figure 6-23 below. Adjust the external power meter's test mode to Joules.

Figure 6-23: IPL Power Meter Setup for Energy Verification

4. Insert the handpiece's tip into the InMode IPL adapter jig (see
Figure 6-23, view B); orient the top panel of the handpiece (black cover) with
the "UP" arrow on the adapter jig, set the system to READY and press the
footswitch to emit one pulse.
5. Observe the energy reading in the power meter's window; this is the reading
for one squared centimeter. Since the Lumecca's handpiece tip is 3 squared
centimeters, you must multiply the achieved reading by 3; the calculated
result will be the correct energy output value, ±20%.
6. Repeat the test for all the fluence values shown in the appropriate Lumecca
Energy Test Form on page 6-21, make a copy of the form and fill in all the
necessary data from the system you have just tested.
7. Press the MAIN MENU button, disconnect the Lumecca handpiece and
connect the Diolaze XL handpiece and ensure that the handpiece tip is clean.
8. Select the Diolaze portal from the Menu screen; the Diolaze screen will
appear. Set the fluence to 10 J/cm2, ensure that Cooling is set to Weak,
pulse width to Short and pulse mode to OFF.
9. Repeat the test for all the fluence values and pulse width modes shown in
the appropriate Diolaze XL Energy Test Form (see page 6-22), make a copy
of the form and fill in all the necessary data from the system you have just
tested.
10. Since the size of the Diolaze XL handpiece tip is 3 cm2, you must multiply the
achieved readings by 3; the calculated results will be the correct energy
output value, ±20%.
11. Since the size of the Vasculaze handpiece tip is 0.12 cm2, you must multiply
the achieved readings by 0.12; the calculated results will be the correct
energy output value, ±20%.
IPL/Laser Energy Verifications are now complete.

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Laser and IPL Handpiece Thermoelectric Cooler Test

Verification of the Lumecca, and Diolaze XL handpiece's thermo-electric test is
performed in the same manner.

1. Turn ON the system (User software plug) and select the desired handpiece’s
portal from the Menu screen (see Figure 3-6); the relevant handpiece
screen will appear (a sample Lumecca screen is shown in Figure 6-24).
Ensure that cooling is set to Strong.

2. Tap the top-right corner of the screen (there is no 'button'); the information
values will appear across the top of the screen.

Figure 6-24: Lumecca Treatment Screen

3. Set the cooling to Strong, observe the temperature on the screen and set
the system to READY.

4. Check and ensure that the displayed temperature drops by 5°C within the
time frame relevant to the specific handpiece type.

5. Make a copy of the form and fill in all the necessary data from the handpiece
you have just tested.

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InMode Lumecca 515/580 3 and 580 HR/SR Energy Test Form

Lumecca P/N: Service Rev.:

Lumecca S/N: Software Version

Test # Test Description Expected Results Actual Results Comments

1 Short 10 J/cm2 30J (±20%)

2 Short 20 J/cm2 60J (±20%)

3 Short 30 J/cm2 90J (±20%)

4 Long 10 J/cm2 30J (±20%)

5 Long 20 J/cm2 60J (±20%)

6 Long 30 J/cm2 90J (±20%)

515/580 ≤12s for ΔT 5°C

Cooling
7
Temperature Test
580 HR/SR ≤8s for ΔT 5°C

Comments:

Tester:

Date:

Signature:

3
Circle the applicable wavelength

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InMode Diolaze XL 755/810, 810, 810/1064 4 Energy Test Form

Diolaze XL P/N: Service Rev.:

Diolaze XL S/N: Software Version

Test # Test Description Expected Results Actual Results Comments

1 Short 10 J/cm2 30J (±20%)

2 Short 20 J/cm2 60J (±20%)

3 Short 40 J/cm2 120J (±20%)

4 Long 10 J/cm2 30J (±20%)

5 Long 20 J/cm2 60J (±20%)

6 Long 40 J/cm2 120J (±20%)

7 Cooling Temperature Test ≤15s for ΔT 5°C

Comments:

Tester:

Date:

Signature:

4
Circle the applicable wavelength

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InMode Vasculaze Energy Test Form

Vasculaze P/N: Service Rev.:

Vasculaze S/N: Software Version

Test # Test Description Expected Results Actual Results Comments

1 Short 40 J/cm2 4.32 – 5.28 J

2 Short 130 J/cm2 14.04 – 17.16 J

3 Short 300 J/cm2 32.4 – 39.6 J

4 Short 40 J/cm2 4.32 – 5.28 J

5 Short 130 J/cm2 14.04 – 17.16 J

6 Short 300 J/cm2 32.4 – 39.6 J

7 Cooling Temperature Test ≤20s for ΔT 5°C

Comments:

Tester:

Date:

Signature:

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 InMode™ Service Manual Troubleshooting

7. TROUBLESHOOTING
The InMode system is equipped with a self-testing software routine that
continuously monitors system operation. If a system malfunction is detected, an
error message will appear on the LCD screen.
The following troubleshooting tables do not attempt to list all possible system
failures. Any fault not listed should be referred to the InMode Service Center.
Table 7-1 through Table 7-6 provide lists of error messages or symptoms that
may appear on the LCD screen or affect the system, their possible causes and
corrective actions to be performed. If the corrective actions listed in the table do
not solve the problem, contact the InMode Service Center.
The order in which the corrective actions appear is indicative of their relative
probability of solving the problem. Therefore, the probable causes should be
checked, and the actions should be performed, in the order in which they
appear.
Table 7-7 lists some probable system malfunctions for which no messages are
displayed. If the corrective actions listed in the table do not solve the problem,
contact the InMode Service Center.

Table 7-1: General Error Messages Troubleshooting Guide

# Error Message Probable Cause Corrective Action
● Reinsert the software
plug.
● Replace the software
Software plug not
plug.
Software Plug Missing connected or not
properly connected. ● Check connection
between software plug
port and controller
board
Replace the controller
Software Start Error Operating system error.
board.
Checksum Error: The software plug is
Replace the software plug.
xxxxxxxx corrupted.
● Connect a different
handpiece.
● Handpiece is not ● Check wiring from
Handpiece not connected. controller board to
H8002
connected ● Handpiece handpiece connection
malfunction. port.
● Replace the controller
board.

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Table 7-1: General Error Messages Troubleshooting Guide (continued)

# Error Message Probable Cause Corrective Action
● Perform an RF
System RF calibration calibration (see
H8005 System Memory Fault parameters are Chapter 6).
corrupted. ● Replace the controller
board.

Table 7-2: RF Related Error Messages Troubleshooting Guide

# Error Message Probable Cause Corrective Action
● Replace the handpiece.
● Check the connection
Temperature Sensor RF handpiece between handpiece RF
H8007
Fault temperature is too high. connector and RF
board.
● Replace the RF board.

Table 7-3: Morpheus8 Related Error Messages Troubleshooting Guide

# Error Message Probable Cause Corrective Action
● Restart the system.
● Apply a pulse in the air.
Motor acceleration fault ● Replace treatment tip.
H8A23 (motor stall). ● Replace the
Morpheus8 handpiece.
(*) The system shuts down
completely and displays
the error message.
Motor driver IC over-
current or over- (**) Motion errors are not
temperature. fatal during the selection
AFD Motion Fault
H8A2D screen. The error will be
fatal when entering the
Morhpeus8 treatment
screen.
● Restart the system.
● Apply a pulse in the air.
Motor constant speed ● Replace treatment tip.
H8AA5 travel fault (motor stall). ● Replace the
Morpheus8 handpiece.
(*) This error is not fatal.

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Table 7-4: IPL Related Error Messages Troubleshooting Guide

# Error Message Probable Cause Corrective Action
● Restart the system.
● Check the
IPL Board Connection The IPL board does not connections between
H8401
Fault respond. IPL and controller
boards.
● Replace the IPL board.
● Replace the IPL
handpiece.
● Check connection
The SR handpiece is between IPL
H8410 SR Temperature Fault
below or above limits connection port and
distributor board.
● Replace the
Distributor board.
The bottom switch of the
H8420 IPL Bottom Switch Fault IPL board is permanently Replace the IPL board.
closed.
The top switch of the IPL
H8421 IPL Top Switch Fault board is permanently Replace the IPL board.
closed.
● Replace the IPL
The system failed five handpiece.
H8422 IPL Ignition Fault consecutive times to ● Check the voltage on
deliver pulses. capacitor bank.
● Replace the IPL board.
● Replace the IPL
The system failed to emit handpiece.
H8423 IPL Conduction Fault a pulse (simmer mode ● Check the voltage on
only). Capacitor bank.
● Replace the IPL board.
● Check the voltage on
capacitor bank.
● Check connection
The IPL board failed to between the IPL
H8430 IPL Charge Fault charge the capacitors to board and capacitor
the required voltage. bank.
● Replace the IPL board.
● Replace the
capacitors.

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Table 7-4: IPL Related Error Messages Troubleshooting Guide (continued)

# Error Message Probable Cause Corrective Action
● Check the wiring
IPL capacitor discharge between capacitor
H8431 IPL Discharge Fault
failure. bank and IPL board.
● Replace the IPL board.
● Restart the system.
The IPL board ● Check connection
IPL Card Connection
H8481 information parameters between IPL and
Fault
are corrupted. controller board.
● Replace the IPL board.

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Table 7-5: Laser Related Error Messages Troubleshooting Guide

# Error Message Probable Cause Corrective Action
● Replace the Diolaze
handpiece.
● Check connection
HR handpiece is below or between the Diolaze
H8202 Laser Temperature Fault
above limits. connection port and
the distributor board.
● Replace the distributor
board.
Short travel at
H8220 initialization (less than
42mm as expected). Motion errors are not
External hall effect fatal during selection
H8221 timeout during screen. The error will be
initialization (left travel). fatal when entering the
External hall effect HR treatment screen.
timeout during ● Restart the system.
H8222
initialization (right ● Replace the Diolaze
travel). handpiece.
Motor acceleration fault
H8223
(motor stall).
External hall effect
timeout during
H8224
acceleration (no linear
HR Motion Fault motion).
Motor constant speed
H8225
travel fault (motor stall).
Motion errors are not
External hall effect
fatal during selection
H8226 timeout during constant
screen. The error will be
speed (no linear motion).
fatal when entering the
External hall effect HR treatment screen.
timeout during ● Restart the system.
H8227
deceleration starting (no
● Replace the Diolaze
linear motion).
handpiece.
External hall effect
timeout during
H8228
deceleration finishing (no
linear motion).
Unexpected direction
H8229
changes during speedup.

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Table 7-5: Laser Related Error Messages Troubleshooting Guide (continued)

# Error Message Probable Cause Corrective Action
Unexpected direction
H822A changes during constant
velocity.
Unexpected direction
H822C changes during stop
stage. Motion errors are not
fatal during selection
Motor driver IC over-
screen. The error will be
H822D current or over-
fatal when entering the
temperature.
HR treatment screen.
H822E Over speed. ● Restart the system.
HR Motion Fault ● Laser Enable ● Replace the Diolaze
statement is not handpiece.
correct.
H822F ● The laser enable
opto-coupler
feedback is not the
same as intended.
Laser Enable Switch 1
H8232
shorted. Replace the Diolaze
Laser Enable Switch 2 handpiece.
H8233
shorted.
● Restart the system.
● Check the connections
between the laser
Laser Card Connection The laser driver board
H8201 driver and controller
Fault does not respond.
boards.
● Replace the laser
driver board.
H8300 ● Check the laser driver
The 48V supply voltage is input voltage.
low. ● Replace the laser
driver board.
Laser Card Fault
H8301 Could not turn on the ● Check the laser driver
laser board, could not input voltage.
reach the voltage close ● Replace the laser
to the input voltage. driver board.

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Table 7-5: Laser Related Error Messages Troubleshooting Guide (continued)

# Error Message Probable Cause Corrective Action
The output current (laser
diode) could not be
H8302
stabilized at the desired
level.
The output (laser diode)
H8303
voltage is low (<7V).
The output (laser diode)
H8304
voltage is too high (>9V).
The output (diode)
H8305 current is below low limit
tolerance.
The output (diode)
current is above high
H8306
limit tolerance related to
the setup current.
Hardware over-current: ● Replace the Diolaze
the hardware detected handpiece.
H8307 absolute over-current ● Check the wiring
and the board power was between laser driver
Laser Card Fault
shut down. and the Diolaze
Hardware VIN fault: the connection port.
input over current ● Replace the laser
H8309 protection was activated, driver board.
and the board power was
shut down.
Input voltage low:
detected low input
H830A
voltage while the system
was turned ON.
Input voltage high:
detected high input
H830B
voltage while the system
was turned ON.
System voltage low:
detected low system
H830C voltage (after the input
power switch) while the
system was turned ON.

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Table 7-5: Laser Related Error Messages Troubleshooting Guide (continued)

# Error Message Probable Cause Corrective Action
System voltage high:
detected high system
H830D voltage (after the input
power switch) while the
system was turned ON
Setup current too high: ● Replace the Diolaze
The system controller handpiece.
H830E
board sent a desired ● Check the wiring
current above 120A. between laser driver
The system voltage is too and the Diolaze
H830F low after being turned connection port.
ON. ● Replace the laser
Laser Card Fault Input laser pulse driver board.
H8311 exceeded the specified
limit.
Output current is
H8312 absolutely high (approx.
over 113A).
The system voltage failed
H8313 to turn ON after input
MOSFET tests.
Replace laser driver
The upper MOSFET is
H8314 board.
shorted.
The lower MOSFET is
H8315
shorted.
● Restart the system.
● Check the wiring
between the laser
Laser Card Connection The laser driver stored
H8381 and controller
Fault information is corrupted.
boards.
● Replace the laser
board.

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Table 7-6: Water flow Error Messages Troubleshooting Guide

# Error Message Probable Cause Corrective Action
The handpiece TEC is ● Try a different Laser/IPL
activated in disabled handpiece.
H860F Cooling System Fault
state. It can cause ● Replace the Controller
overheating. board.
● Check the water level in
water reservoir.
● Try a different Laser/IPL
handpiece.
● Inspect the system for
water leaks.
The pump current is
● Replace both the Diolaze
H860B above the high limit
handpiece and particle
(3A) when active.
filter.
● Perform a water filling
procedure.
● Replace the water
Water Flow Fault pump.
● Replace the flow meter.
● Check the water level in
water reservoir.
● Try a different Laser/IPL
handpiece.
The pump current is ● Inspect the system for
H8608 below the low limit water leaks.
(0.5A) when active. ● Perform water filling
procedure.
● Replace the water
pump.
● Replace the flow meter.

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Table 7-7: Undisplayed System Errors Troubleshooting Guide

# Symptom Corrective Action
● Make sure the power cable is all the way in.
● Check the fuses.
● Check the AC filter board.
1. No display (no backlight, no fan).
● Check the main wiring (Including switch
operation).
● Check the power supply output.
● Check the DC power connection to the
controller.
2. No display (no backlight, fan OK).
● Replace the LCD cable.
● Replace the controller board.
Display no graphics and characters
3. Replace the controller board.
(backlight is on).
● Replace the software plug.
4. No software plug.
● Replace the controller board.
Verify that the memory plug is properly
5. Software memory fault check sum. connected. Turn the system ON; if the message
reappears, replace the memory plug.
● Verify that the fan is not blocked by an
external object. If the fan is blocked,
remove the object.
6. Fan fault (display is OK). ● Check the DC power connection to the
controller.
● Check the fan wiring.
● Replace the fan.
● There is no handpiece connected.
● Check the wiring from the controller to the
7. Handpiece connection fault.
handpiece.
● Replace the handpiece.
8. Handpiece memory fault. Replace the handpiece.
9. System memory fault. Perform an RF calibration (see Chapter 6).
● Perform an RF calibration (see Chapter 6).
10. No RF energy output.
● Replace the RF board.
● Replace the handpiece.
● Perform an RF calibration (see Chapter 6).
Proper coupling cannot be
11. ● Replace the RF board
achieved.
● Check the wiring from the RF board to the
handpiece connector.

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Table 7-7: Undisplayed System Errors Troubleshooting Guide (continued)

# Symptom Corrective Action
● Replace the footswitch.
12. Footswitch does not respond. ● Check the controller to footswitch wiring.
● Replace the controller board.
BodyFX or MiniFX handpiece LCD is
13.
blank.
BodyFX or MiniFX handpiece Second
14. Replace the handpiece.
RF is not produced.
No vacuum from BodyFX or MiniFX
15.
handpiece.

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InMode™ Service Manual Spare Parts Catalog

8. SPARE PARTS CATALOG

This chapter is comprised of lists of part numbers and description, and
illustrations that display photos of those parts. All of the parts listed in this
chapter have been designated by InMode as spare parts that should be
maintained in stock by the field service engineers.

The following pages contain tables describing the part, followed by the
illustration that displays the part.

● The Item # column of the table indicates the item number as shown in
the appropriate illustration.

● The Description column of the table provides the item name and/or its
brief description.

● The Part # column of the table shows the item part number, by which it
can be ordered.

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Part Lists and Illustrations

Table 8-1: Refer to Figure 8-1
Item # Description Part #
1 Controller Assembly Board AS60592(x)
2 Mini-IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) Board AE602484(x)
3 24 VDC PSU Board Assembly AE606704(x)
4 Laser Driver Board AS604394(x)

Table 8-2: Refer to Figure 8-2

Item # Description Part #
1 RF Board Assembly AE606192(x)
2 Power Supply Assembly AS604876(x)

Table 8-3: Refer to Figure 8-3

Item # Description Part #
1 Pump Assembly with Mounting Bracket AS606320(x)
2 Capsule Filter 5µ TB6045270
3 Deionizer Assembly AS601963(x)
4 Water Filter Kit AS605079(x)
5 Water Reservoir 1000 ml TB6021940

Table 8-4: Refer to Figure 8-4

Item # Description Part #
1 Heat Exchanger Assembly AS602096(x)
2 Emergency Switch 2-Pole ES6022000
3 ON/OFF Button Switch ES6039630
4 RF Double Connector Assembly AS604583(x)

Table 8-5: Refer to Figure 8-5

Item # Description Part #
1 Touch Screen Assembly AS604629(x)
2 LVDS Wiring Harness EH604659(x)

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Table 8-6: Refer to Figure 8-6

Item # Description Part #
1 Harness to Touch Panel EH604648(x)
2 LCD Hood MI6045655
3 InMode Logo LB604396(x)
4 Footswitch Assembly AS606232(x)

Table 8-7: Refer to Figure 8-7

Item # Description Part #
1 Line Filter 16A Medical ES6021910
2 Inlet C14 +2P 15A Switch Fastons 4.8mm ES6022080
3 Fuse 12.5A 250VAC T 5x20 mm ES6039220
4 Noise Suppressor > 25.15mm Round Cable ET6038840

Table 8-8: Refer to Figure 8-8

Item # Description Part #
Top Cover – Optimas, Triton (Black) MI607134(x)
1
Top Cover – White MI602083(x)
Right Panel (White) MM602030(x)
2 Right Panel – Optimas (black) MM607140(x)
Right Panel – Triton MM607501(x)
Left Panel (White) MM602028(x)
3 Left Panel – Optimas (Black) MM607141(x)
Left Panel – Triton MM607502(x)
Front Panel – White MI602087(x)
4
Front Panel – Optimas, Triton (Black) MI607136(x)
Cover with Built-In Filter – Optimas, Triton (Black) AS607831(x)
5
Cover with Built-In Filter (White) AS607830(x)

Table 8-9: Refer to Figure 8-9

Item # Description Part #
1 Caster with Brake MH6002540
2 Wheel Main Arm MI6046341
3 Plastic Window for BodyFX AS604158(x)
4 Memory Plug Extension Wiring Harness EH602730(x)

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Table 8-10: Refer to Figure 8-10

Item # Description Part #
1 Laser Driver Harness EH602607(x)
2 Hybrid Connector Harness AS602743(x)
3 BNC Jack Isolated System Side EW6046380
4 BNC Termination Plug 50 Ohm EW6046390

Table 8-11: Refer to Figure 8-11

Item # Description Part #
1 Protective Optical Glasses G for IPL OF6025860
2 Laser safety Eyewear OF6063960
3 Opaque Eye Protectors for Patient OF6039920

Table 8-12: Refer to Figure 8-12

Item # Description Part #
1 Drain Pump TL605952(x)
2 Power meter adapter kit (contains the following): KT607360(x)
A. Power meter base plate assembly AS607359(x)
B. Vasculaze adapter assembly AS607354(x)
C. Diolaze XL adapter assembly AS607355(x)
D. Lumecca adapter assembly AS607356(x)
E. Scanner adapter assembly AS607357(x)
F. Lumecca HR/SR adapter assembly AS607358(x)
Dust Filter Assembly (rear cabinet cover with mesh, supported
AS607830(x)
3 by older InMode systems without dust filter).
Dust Filter (mesh only) MM607749(x)

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Figure 8-1: Spare Parts

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Figure 8-2: Spare Parts

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Figure 8-3: Spare Parts

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Figure 8-4: Spare Parts

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Figure 8-5: Spare Parts

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Figure 8-6: Spare Parts

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Figure 8-7: Spare Parts

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Figure 8-8: Spare Parts

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Figure 8-9: Spare Parts

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Figure 8-10: Spare Parts

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Figure 8-11: Spare Parts

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Figure 8-12: Spare Parts

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9. DIAGRAMS AND SCHEMATICS

System Block Diagram

LCD Touch Panel Water

Pump
-
+
Flow Meter

P3 TF1 J2 J18 J8 J7
Interlock
RF J
RF J17
P Connector
2
Connector
1
Controller card
RF Card
Speaker J5 J12 J3/J10 J6
Footswitch

P2

P3 P1

CAP+ Vlam p
+

+
-

CAP-
Main Connector
IPL Card Capacitors
Bank
Laser Driver

+48V GND
48V PS - INT
+

- +

48V – 24V DC/DC

+
Fan -

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System Wiring Diagram

P?
1
2
3
4
R
5
R
6

R F+
7

R F-

1
2
P? R

2.5V ref

17

16
8
TH2-A
TH2-B
Speaker R

V TR

RF+
9

RF-
J?
10
Me yP J17 R
11

1
2
Speaker R
12
13

1
9
2
10
3
11
4
12
5
13
6
14
7
15
8
P? P? RxC
14
BodyT BodyFX 1
2
1
2
J18
1 2
RxC
15
16
3 3 3 4 17
4 4 5 6 18
5 5 7 8 19
-
6 6 9 10 20
B X B 11 12
X Header 20
13 14
P? 15 16
P? P?
17 18
T EC+
1 1 19 20 1
T EC-
2 2 2
LCD EN 3.3V
3
T EC TEC PWM 3.3V
4
5
Header 5
J11 P 11 P?
RST
1 1 RS T Int 1
2 2 2
SCL
3 3 3
S DA
4 4 4
Int S CL
5 5 5
SDA
6 6 6
7
T h T h
ID card

1
2

1
2
3
4

1
2
3
4

8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1

1
2
3
4

1
2
3
4

1
2
3
4
F h
C C
J9 J7 J1 J8 J3 J10 J6
P r IN P F Laser DRV
P9 P7 P1 P8 P3 P6
P r IN P F Laser DRV C
F h

1
2

1
2
3
4

1
2
3
4

8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1

1
2
3
4

1
2
3
4
LD_PU LSE_G ND

LAS Mas ter EN

Speed c ontrol

Comm GN D
LD_PU LSE
LD E N
+48V
GND

GND

GND

+485
Flow
Vdd

Vdd

-485
0V
P? P? P4 P?
- RF-
3 3 1 1
RF+
2 2 2 2
C
1 1
B X B X
Header 3Header 3 P3 P?
T A
1 1
T B
2 2
P? P? RF-
3 3
- VTR
3 3 4 4
2. ef
2 2 5 5
C RF+
1 1 6 6
Header 3Header 3 B B

P? P3
C CAP + CAP +
1 1
2 2
- VL amp
+48V

G ND

3 3
C
4 4
P? P?
5 5
-
6 6 1 1
2 2
T h T h ISO
3 3
Trig
LD_PU LSE_G N D

4 4
Header 4 Header 4
LD_PU LSE

In lock C
P?
1
J3
1 CAP+
2 2
1
2
3

3 3
P? PJP e
4 4
P? PJP e L aser EN P C
5 5
L aser EN P
6 6
1
2
3

-
7 7
L AS Master E N
8 8
9 9
P? P? L D EN
10 10
-
LD_PU LS E_G ND

3 3 11 11
2 2 12 12
+ 48V
G ND

1 1
LD_PU LS E

Header 12
Header 12
Comm GN D

JPc JPc P? J2
1
2
3
4

1 1
3.3V
+485
-485

2 2
P?
3 3
P?
4 4
5 5
1
6 6
1
2
3
4

7 7
2
8 8
9 9
Ca 1
10 10
P? P? Ca 2 Header 10
Header 10
1 1
2 2

Cathode1
Cathode2
Anode1
Anode2
T EC+ IS O
T EC- Trig
VLamp

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