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Use the unit only for the specified purpose.
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Do not use the unit on multiple sockets. Do not plug the power plug of this appliance into a socket with other appliances.
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Avoid shaking or dropping the unit during use or transport. Protect the unit from falls and shocks.
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Keep the unit and cuffs away from heat sources (e.g. radiators, cigarettes or direct sunlight) and use only at the intended operating
temperature. Use outside the intended operating temperature could cause damage, discolouration and deformation to the cuffs.
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Remain seated during use. With the cuffs on, keep your legs and arms still. Do not run with the cuffs on
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Do not use running water, oil, petrol, alcohol or other chemicals to clean the cuffs and the unit to avoid shortening the product life.
Only use a damp cloth to clean the cuff and textile cleaner if it is very dirty. To clean the unit, please use a dry cloth.
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Do not use the device naked. Wear underwear or trousers during use.
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Do not open the cuffs during use to avoid damaging the cuffs.
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When disposing of the device, cuffs, remote control battery or packaging, please follow local disposal guidelines and avoid environ-
mental pollution.
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lf the pressure sensor is damaged, loose or fails, the unit may malfunction. Please
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contact the manufacturer for inspection and maintenance.
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Keep the unit out of reach of pets.
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The unit should be placed so that the plug can be easily connected and disconnected from the power supply.
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Take care not to place heavy objects on cuffs, hoses and other accessories and not to twist or bend them, as this may cause damage to
the pressure sensor.
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lf the unit is not used for a long time or is used at low temperatures, the unit may not be usable. Allow the unit to inflate any cuff 3 to 4
times to the highest pressure level before use
WORKING PRINCIPLE
Compression therapy using compressed air is a therapeutic technique used in medical equipment that includes an air pump and inflatable
cuffs (gloves, boots, jacket, sleeves). During application, an inflatable cuff envelops the limb to be treated. The cuff is connected to the
pump via several pressure pipes. When the pump is activated, it fills the cuff's air chambers, in order to exert pressure on the tissues in
the limb, thereby displacing liquids such as blood and lymph from the pressurized area. A short time later, the pressure is reduced,
allowing increased blood flow back to the limb.
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