| “I use my Brymill CRY-AC® 20-30 times per week for treating everything from warts to molluscum to AK’s to skin tags. It’s incredibly easy to use. I trained my nurse practitioner to use it, and she uses it as often as I do. ”Mark Moores, M.D., Webster Family Health Center, Dudley, MA |
| Brymill Technical Support FAQ’s |
| Below you will find the Brymill Technical Support FAQ’s |
This may or may not be a problem and depends on the following conditions.
Solution: During normal operating conditions, if the Unit is left standing for a period of time the constant evaporation of the Liquid Nitrogen inside the bottle will result in the temporary opening of the Relief Value venting the excess pressure. This "hissing" is also heard when the Unit is picked up. THIS IS NOT A PROBLEM. The Relief Valve is just operating as designed.
If the Exterior of Bottle is frosting over there will be excessive Relief Valve activity (hissing). THIS IS A PROBLEM. The vacuum inside the bottle has deteriorated due to age or the bottle has been damaged. Replacement of Bottle is necessary. Return the complete Cryosurgical Unit to an Authorized Repair Center.Solution: Valve Stem sticking. Depressurize the unit immediately by unscrewing the top a quarter to one half turn. Lubricate valve stem as detailed in Section 5, Maintenance .
The Unit has been over filled and there is insufficient air space inside the bottle to create an adequate build up of pressure to enable that is required for the Liquid Nitrogen to spray.
Check that the Gasket is in place inside the cover and is not split or missing. Always ensure you have spare Gaskets available.