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If your Theradome won't turn on, the issue is often related to battery charge levels, charging performance, or battery health.
Follow the steps below to identify and resolve the problem.
Before troubleshooting, make sure the helmet has been charging for at least 3 hours.
While charging, the master switch indicator will cycle through different colors. Once the helmet is fully charged, the master switch should display a solid green light.
If the helmet has not been charged recently, allow it to reach a full charge before proceeding.
Once the helmet is fully charged:
"Ready for treatment, place on head."
If the helmet starts normally, the issue has been resolved.
If the master switch does not light up or respond after a full charge, the helmet may require:
If your helmet is still within the warranty period, please contact the Customer Support Team for assistance.

If:
then the charger is likely functioning correctly, but the battery may need replacement.
In this situation, a new battery is typically required.
Please contact our Customer Support Team if:
Our team can help determine the next steps and verify warranty eligibility if applicable.
Need Help?
If your Theradome won't turn on or continues experiencing battery-related issues, please contact our Customer Support Team.
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