EN
18
Use
PLEASE NOTE!
■
Do
not
use the device while driving a motor vehicle.
■
Unwind the connecting cable fully before use.
■
The massage mat must not be folded up or covered when it is switched on. Do not
place the controller and the connecting cable on or under the massage mat during
operation.
1. Join together the seat surface (
8
) and back surface (
1
)
using the hook and loop fastener.
2. Plug together the connecting cables (
9
) of the two sur-
faces.
3. Place the massage mat on the seat and
fi
x it in place
there with its fastening straps. To secure it to a car seat,
the seat surface also has two rubber loops which can be
placed around the adjusting wheels for the backrest of
the car seat.
4. Connect the coaxial connector of the mains adapter or car adapter to the socket of
the device.
5. Plug the mains adapter into an easily accessible plug socket or plug the car adapter
into the cigarette lighter of the vehicle.
6. Sit down on the massage mat and lean back.
7. Start the ignition if using the device in a vehicle.
8. Press the
I/O
button (
12
) to activate the massage mat. The vibration and also the
heating or cooling function can then be switched on:
–
Start and stop the vibration by pressing the
button (
13
). Various types of
vibration are run through after the start.
–
The heating function is started and stopped with the
button (
15
).
–
If the
button (
14
) is pressed once, the cooling switches on at the highest level.
There are
fi
ve cooling levels. Each further press of the
button switches the
cooling to a lower level until it is switched off entirely.
The heating and cooling functions cannot be switched on at the same time.
The vibration and heating function are automatically switched off after 30 minutes
of constant operation.
9. After use, press the
I/O
button to switch the device off completely.
10. Pull the mains adapter out of the plug socket or pull the car adapter out of the ciga-
rette lighter.
11. Allow the device to cool down if the heating function was activated before it is stored
away (see the “Cleaning and Storage” chapter).
