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GETTING THE MOST 
FROM YOUR HEAT 
TREATMENT PACK

The following information has
been  provided by Aaron Coode
MSc DC of the AECC (Anglo
European Chiropractic College)
to help you get the best from
this product.

Ice therapy - using 
cold compress pack

During an initial injury, tissue
damage can cause uncontroled
swelling. This swelling can
increase the damage of the
initial injury and delay the
healing time.

If you use the cold compress
pack immediately you can
reduce the amount of swelling.

Start using the cold pack as
soon as possible after the injury.

The cold compress pack can be
used to decrease:- swelling,
tissue damage, blood clot
formation, inflammation, muscle
spasms, and pain.

Treat injuries with the cold
compress pack for the first 48-
72 hours after injury.

The length of treatment time
requires is dependent on the
type of injury. A deep muscle
injury takes longer to cool than
a joint. 

NOTE: Only use for max 20 min
at a time or until the area
becomes numb. You can repeat
this up to 8 times a day.

If the pain persists please call a
doctor.

Do not use if you have the
following conditions:

Rheumatoid arthritis,

Raynaud’s Synndrome,

cold allergic conditions,

Paralysis

Areas of  impaired sensation
(numbness)

Do not use on blisters or open
cuts or sores.

WARNING: Never apply
the pack without the
polar fleece cover. You
could cause skin
damage.

Heat therapy- using 
heat pack

Heat is generally used for
chronic injuries or injuries that
have no inflammation. Sore, stiff,
nagging muscle or joint pain is
ideal for the use of heat therapy.

Heat can reduce muscle
spasms, reduce joint stiffness
and make soft tissue more
limber.

Heat can be used to help loosen
tight muscles and joints during a
warm up before exercise.

NOTE: Do not apply heat after
exercise.

You should 

not 

use the heat

pack for the first few days after
an injury or while your injury that
has any swelling because heat
increases blood flow and can
worsen swelling.

Use the heat pad for 15-20
minutes or longer if it has been
recommended by your health
care provider.

If the pain persists please call a
doctor.

Because heat increase
circulation and raises skin
temperature. Do not use to the
following conditions:

Acute injuries or injuries that
show the sign of inflammation,

Rheumatoid arthritis,

Raynaud’s Synndrome,

Paralysis

Areas of impaired sensation
(numbness)

Do not use heat on blisters or
open cuts or sores.

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Страница 2: ...of the guarantee where 1 The fault has been caused or is attributable to accidental use misuse negligent use or used contrary to the manufacturers recommendations or where the fault has been caused by power surges or damage caused in transit 2 The appliance has been used on a voltage supply other than that stamped on the products 3 Where the appliance has been used for hire purposes or non domesti...

Страница 3: ...f any unsafe situation should arise WARNING The cord between the control and the heat pad does get warm in normal operation This is quite normal Temperature controlled As a safety feature the heat pad will automatically reduce the temperature to less than 50 C after 90 minutes and will switch off completely after 3 hours EB75402 MUK Rev 1 For replacement parts help with using your Morphy Richards ...

Страница 4: ... pad can be cleaned with a damp cloth after the pad has been disconnected from the power supply When not in use store flat NOTE This heat pad should not be used in direct contact with upholstery containing acrylic or modacrylic pile fibre fabrics Personal safety The heat pad may be safely curved around the limbs but it SHOULD NOT be used folded or rucked The heat pad should not be slept on or used...

Страница 5: ...f you are in any doubt about your supply ask your electrical dealer or local electricity company SAFEGUARD OVERHEAT PROTECTION SYSTEM Activation The system will remain dormant indefinitely as long as the heat pad is operating in the normal temperature range If for any reason the heat pad is operated in an abnormal situation or condition which would otherwise have induced a rapid temperature rise h...

Страница 6: ... following conditions Rheumatoid arthritis Raynaud s Synndrome cold allergic conditions Paralysis Areas of impaired sensation numbness Do not use on blisters or open cuts or sores WARNING Never apply the pack without the polar fleece cover You could cause skin damage Heat therapy using heat pack Heat is generally used for chronic injuries or injuries that have no inflammation Sore stiff nagging mu...

Страница 7: ...s to reduce the risk of any increased swelling If the cold compress pack heat pack causes an increase in your symptoms stop using it until you have seen your health care provider You should also see a health care provider if pain persists for longer than 72 hours after an injury Simple rules to follow for cold and hot pack If there is swelling and pain use ice If there is no swelling but stiffness...

Страница 8: ...raille markings are located on the back of the switch to help identify the direction of the heat level in the dark or if visually impaired The highest heat level is identified by 3 raised nodules mid level by 2 raised nodules low level by 1 raised nodule Re setting the heat pad timer If the heat pad is accidently switched off during the 90 minutes or 3 hour time period the timer will need to be re...

Страница 9: ...e against your skin If it becomes to cold you can use with the fleece against your skin The cold compress pack can be used on various parts of the body including back shoulder knees elbows wrist and ankles B Hot use The cold compress pack can also be also be used hot if required 1 Remove the blue pack from the polar fleece cover 2 Place the pack without the polar fleece cover in heated water for 8...

Страница 10: ...te check the following 1 Check that the supply plug is correctly connected to the flex 2 Check the supply fuse and the 3 amp plug fuse if applicable For further help and advice please contact our Helpline HELPLINE If you have any difficulty with your appliance do not hesitate to call us We are more likely to be able to help than the store from where you bought it Please have the following informat...

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