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Important safety instructions / Safety system
Important safety instructions
SCALDING HAZARD!
This heating pad may not
be used by persons insensitive to
heat and other persons in need
of protection who do not respond
to overheating (e.g. diabetics,
persons with skin changes caused
by illness or scarred skin areas
in the application area after using
analgesics or alcohol). There is
a risk of receiving skin burns.
This
heating pad may not be
used for very young children
(0–3 years), as they are unable
to react to overheating. There is
a risk of receiving skin burns.
This heating pad may not be used
by young children (3–8 years)
unless the control unit was set by
a parent or a supervising person
and the child was adequately in-
structed on the safe use of the
heating pad. There otherwise is
a risk of burns.
This heating pad may be used by
older children age 8 and up, and
persons with diminished physical,
sensory or mental capacities or
lacking experience and know-
ledge when supervised and in-
structed on the safe use of the
heating pad and understand the
associated risks.
Children must be supervised to
prevent them from playing with
the heating pad. There is a risk
of injury.
Children must not perform clean
or maintain the product without
supervision. There is a risk of in-
jury.
This heating pad is not intended
for hospital or commercial use.
This poses a risk of injuries and /
or damage to the heating pad.
Do not insert needles or
pointed objects into the heating
pad. There is a risk of electric
shock.
Do not switch on the
heating pad whilst folded or pu-
shed together. The heating pad
may otherwise be damaged.
Do not use when wet! Otherwise
there is a risk of electric shock.
This heating pad may only be
operated together with the con-
trol unit specified on the label.
The heating pad may otherwise
be damaged.
The electric and magnetic fields
emitted by this heating pad could
potentially interfere with the func-
tionality of your pacemaker. Ho-
wever, the levels are far below
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