Lens/Bulb Removal And Replacement - Verilux HappyLight Liberty 5K Manual De Instrucciones

Researchers at the National Institute of Health demonstrated that white light, in a
range of 2,500 to 10,000 LUX (a measurement of light intensity), helped to reverse the
symptoms of winter blues.
Exposure strategies affect people differently. We all have different reactions to our
environment. It is important to establish a distance and schedule that is comfortable for
you. We recommend you use the light regularly and at about the same time each day.
It is not necessary to sit in front of the lamp continuously. You can divide the time into
several mini-sessions. Continue to use the HappyLight daily to feel an improvement in
your mood and activity level.
When you are feeling sluggish and lethargic, spend more time with the light or sit closer
to it. If you feel a sort of edginess, as though you have consumed too much coffee, it
may be time to turn off the unit.
* Recommended exposure time is a function of output and distance. Individual results
may vary . Also, refer to the warnings below.
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lighting. Discontinue use if you experience any discomfort. Follow directions
for pretest on page five prior to use.
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light sensitivity which may result in discomfort or a level of hyperactivity.
Consult with your health care provider before using this product.
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health care provider prior to use.

Lens/Bulb Removal and Replacement

Your HappyLight uses a bulb manufactured only by Verilux. To order a replacement,
please call Verilux, toll-free, at 1-800-454-4408.
To Replace the Lens:
1. Unplug the lamp from power outlet and, if
necessary, allow time for the bulb to cool.
2. Remove the top cover (A) by removing the two
screws (B) with a standard slotted screwdriver.
3. To replace the lens, remove the old one (C) by
sliding it gently upward until it is completely out of
the channel holding it in place. Repeat the process
in reverse to install the new lens.
4. Re-install the top cover, reversing the procedure
you completed in Step Two above.
Operation — continued
Some people may experience light sensitivity to fluorescent
Certain medications (e.g., anti-depressants) may induce
If you have a pre-existing eye condition, contact your
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