rodger Wireless bedwetting alarm system, Информация о продукте, Руководство пользователя, Гарантия

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Tips for use:
•
Always remove the transmitter immediately from a wet pant. This extends the life of
the battery and prevents damage to the pants.
• Make sure to remove the transmitter from the pants before laundering. The
warranty is voided if the transmitter has been in the washing-machine.
• Other transmitters nearby (e.g.: wireless baby-monitor, garage door openers,
weather station, headset, etc.) can disturb the bedwetting alarm system. Change the
frequencies of the other devices or remove them.
| Warning:
Keep sufficient ventilation while applying AC power source.
Please ensure yourselves of your local laws, regarding battery disposal.
Pants
| Laundering:
The pants need to be washed before use. They become more absorbent. The pants can
be machine washed and tumble dried. Do not wring! Avoid fabric softener as well as
chlorinated detergents. Over time, residue may build up on the sensor contacts inside
the pant. You simply need to soak the sensor pants for about 30 minutes in vinegar
solution (1 cup vinegar and 2 cups water).
| Pants test:
• Take a cup of lukewarm saltwater (1 teaspoon salt in 1 cup water).
• Click the transmitter on the pant.
• Put the receiver into an electrical outlet (or use batteries).
• Make sure that the receiver is switched on and volume is adjusted (+ button (C) ).
• Pour two teaspoons of this salty solution on the front of the pants. This should cause
the alarm to sound and the LED
(A) will start blinking red.
• The alarm can be turned off by pushing the central LED button (A) .
Explanation instruction pictograms
1. Plug receiver into the wall. Then turn it on and adjust the volume.
2. Pull on the underpants.
3. Attach the transmitter to the underpants.
4. Sleep well.
5. The receiver will sound an alarm when urination occurs.
6. Get up, turn off the alarm, remove the transmitter and go to the toilet.
7. Repeat steps 2 and 3, sleep well.
8. Wake up dry!!!
Explanation success calendar
Dry: Slept through
Dry: Visited toilet
Wet: Woke by alarm
Wet: Slept through alarm
Child: Dry-night; child sticks on a sticker.
Parents: Tick where appropriate.