Equipment maintenance is easiest when it is part of the daily workflow rather than an emergency response. A simple routine helps teams protect performance and reduce avoidable downtime.

Clean after every session

Follow manufacturer instructions for surfaces, probes, handpieces, and accessories. Use approved materials and allow components to dry before storage.

Inspect before use

Check cables, connectors, applicators, screens, cooling paths, and warning indicators. Report unusual heat, noise, or error messages before treatment.

Keep a service log

Record cleaning, inspections, consumable replacement, error codes, and service visits. A log makes recurring issues easier to identify.

Train for escalation

Staff should know which issues they can handle and when to stop using equipment and contact technical support.

Choose equipment and treatment protocols according to applicable local requirements, product instructions, and qualified professional judgment.