Beurer MG 295 HD-3D, Instructions For Use Manual

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Items included in the package
• Shiatsu seat cover
• These operating instructions
WARNING
• The unit is only intended for domestic/private use, not for commercial
use.
• This device may be used by children over the age of 8 and by people
with reduced physical, sensory or mental skills or a lack of experience or
knowledge, provided that they are supervised or have been instructed
on how to use the device safely, and are fully aware of the consequent
risks of use.
• Children must not play with the device.
• Cleaning and user maintenance must not be performed by children
unless supervised.
• If the mains connection cable of this device is damaged, it must be dis-
posed of. If it cannot be removed, the device must be disposed of.
Explanation of symbols
The following symbols are used in the operating instructions and on the type plate:
WARNING Warning of risks of injury or health hazards.
CAUTION Safety information about possible damage to appliance/accessories.
Note Important information.
The device has double protective insulation and therefore complies with protection class 2.
Only use indoors.
1. About Shiatsu massage
Shiatsu is a form of body massage which was originally developed in Japan around 100 years ago. It is
based on ideas anchored in traditional Chinese medicine, in particular the meridian system, i.e. the paths in
the human body along which energy is conveyed.
The aim of any Shiatsu massage is to promote the physical, emotional and mental wellbeing of the person
being treated. To do this, energy blocks and bottlenecks in the meridians need to be dissolved and the self-
regulating ability of the body needs to be stimulated.
Contents
1. About Shiatsu massage .......................................... 9
2. Getting to know your appliance ............................ 10
3. Proper use ............................................................. 10
4. Safety information ................................................. 10
5. Appliance description ........................................... 12
6. Start-up ................................................................. 13
7. Operation ............................................................... 13
8. Care and storage ................................................... 14
9. In the event of problems ....................................... 15