Sunshower DELUXE WHITE, Руководство пользователя

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IMPORTANT
When should you refrain from using the Sunshower?
• This product is not suitable for people with physical, sensory or mental
handicaps, or knowledge and experience, unless they are supervised or have
received instructions about the use of the product from someone who is
responsible for their safety.
• Young people under 18 years of age should not use the unit.
• Do not use the unit if you have a disease and / or medication, cosmetics or
shower products which increase the sensitivity of your skin. Take extra care
if you are oversensitive to UV radiation. Consult your doctor should you
have queries.
• This unit should not be used by people who, when exposed to the sun,
experience their skin burning without it turning brown, by people with sun-
burn, people who frequently had sunburn as a child, people who are being
treated for a disease with light sensitivity, people who take medication which
makes them sensitive to light, by people who suffer from (or have suffered
from) skin cancer or are susceptible to it, or by people whose immediate
family have suffered from melanoma.
• This unit may not be used by people with freckles and/ or red hair, by people
with more than 16 moles of 2 mm or larger in size on their body and by
people with asymmetrical moles which are larger than 5 mm in diameter
with changing pigmentation and irregular edges. Consult your doctor with
queries.
• Do not use the Sunshower and consult your doctor if within 48 hours after
the first session unexpected effects such as itching arise.
• When using the Sunshower, other people, especially children, should not
be present.
• Consult your doctor if chronic lumps or sores arise on your skin or if there
are changes in pigmented moles.
• Never use the unit if the UV filter glass has been damaged or is missing.
• The unit must not be used if the operation panel is broken.
Warnings:
• Prevent being exposed for too long. Adhere to the recommended tanning
times and the maximum amount of tanning hours.
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Just as with natural sunlight, too much exposure can cause eye and skin
damage and allergic reactions. Repeated exposure can possibly lead to
burning the skin, premature aging of the skin and skin cancer. These biological