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GB100

HEATLAX

TM

ALL PURPOSE

HEATING PAD

Instruction Manual

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Summary of Contents for HEATLAX GB100

Page 1: ...GB100 HEATLAXTM ALL PURPOSE HEATING PAD Instruction Manual ...

Page 2: ...ing Pad Please read this instruction manual carefully before using the device 1 Warranty 03 2 Parts 04 3 Safety Instructions 05 4 How To Use 06 6 Cleaning Maintenance 06 7 Troubleshooting 07 8 How to wear 08 GB100 HEATLAXTM ALL PURPOSE HEATING PAD ...

Page 3: ...proper installation any manner of tampering usage of wrong electrical supply voltage corrosion fungus rusting or stains any unauthorized repair or modifica tion to the product act of god fire civil unrest and consequential damages This warranty does not cover normal wear and tear This warranty shall be null and void in the event that the serial number if applicable on the product has been altered ...

Page 4: ...ecuring straps 3 Centre velcro strip 4 Velcro pads 5 Heating pad PVC 6 Controller 7 Digital display 8 Auto off indicator light 9 Temperature setting button 10 On Off button 11 Power cord 12 Power plug may differ depending on country 3 1 4 4 11 12 10 9 8 7 6 2 5 ...

Page 5: ...er strict adult supervision Extensive application at a high temperature setting can result in skin burns If the device is likely to be used for an extended period i e by the user falling asleep the tempera ture setting should be adjusted to a low value If you use the device for several hours at the highest temperature setting the device could overheat Allow the device to cool down for 10 minutes b...

Page 6: ...s after you have finished using it Insert the power plug into your electrical mains The auto off indicator light will illuminate shortly and 8 will appear for an instance on the digital display Fasten the device at your desired body location with the aid of the elastic securing straps and the centre velcro strip if securing on knee See page 8 9 for details On Off On Off Never unplug by pulling the...

Page 7: ...to 70o C Actual temperature may be lower depending on ambient conditions Make sure the power cord has been connected firmly and correctly to the heating pad Then insert the power plug into the electrical mains again and switch it on Try using another power socket CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE Before cleaning the device unplug the power plug from the electrical mains and allow the device to cool down co...

Page 8: ...HOW TO WEAR Back Position Step 1 Lay the heating pad flat Step 2 Wrap the heating pad around your back Step 3 Extend the elastic securing straps around your abdomen and securing them with the velcro pads ...

Page 9: ...is facing outside Step 2 Wrap the heating wrap around your knee Step 3 Extending one of the elastic securing strap with the velcro pad male and securing it to the centre velcro strip female Velcro pad male Velcro pad female Center velcro strip female Velcro pad male ...

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