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Fit the air hose into the blower unit by
twisting slightly. Attach the other end of the
hose across the air flow control valve to
the connecting piece of the bubble mat
(Fig. 2).
It is recommended to operate the blower
unit, with connected hose and mat, for a
warm-up period of 5 minutes before filling
the bath with water. The integrated heating
heats the bubbling air up to at least 50
However, it is not possible to maintain the
desired temperature of the water for a lon-
ger time. Due to the strong whirling the
water will become cold faster than with a
proper bath.
Fill the bath with water up to a maximum
level of 20 cm. The water temperature can
be checked with the bath thermometer.
With dry hands only connect the mains
plug into the socket. Switch on the appli-
ance with the control knob.
At the end of the bathing period the blower
unit will switch itself off automatically. If the
blower unit turns off earlier, the thermal
monitor of the motor has switched off the
appliance due to overheating.
Possible causes are:
- The air intake slots in the base of the
blower unit are obstructed, e.g. by a
towel.
- The bubbling intensity is set too low.
- The appliance is too close to a heat
source.
- The air outlet nozzles are clogged.
- There is something obstructing the air
hose.
- The bubbling intensity is not set
correctly according to the accessory
being used.
In this case switch off and unplug the
appliance. After finding the fault, the
appliance is operational again after a
cooling period of maximum 20 minutes.
If this is not the case, return the appliance
for repair.
Bathing period
Do not take a bath with the hydromassage
directly after a meal.
When first using the air bubble bath,
bathing periods should not last longer than
10 - 12 minutes. According to tolerance,
the bathing periods can be extended
gradually to 30 minutes.
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The higher the difference between bath
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temperature and body temperature, the
shorter should be the bathing period. A
period of relaxation is recommended after
bathing.
Bathing temperature
A bathing temperature of 35 to 36
agreeable. The more the bath temperature
differs from this temperature, the more
intensive is the effect to the body. The
bubble bath also intensifies these effects.
Cold baths below 24
intensive effect on the skin and the whole
body. They should be of short duration
(max. 1 min) and should be used only
under the supervision of somebody. They
should not be taken by people having
heart or circulatory disorders.
Consult your doctor before!
Lukewarm baths between 28
are refreshing and have a stabilizing
effect. Especially recommended in the
morning.
Warm baths of 36 to 38
pain relieving and support the willingness
to sleep. Nervous exitements are reduced.
Hot baths above 39
pulse rate and increase the body heat.
They should not be taken by people
having heart or circulatory disorders.
Please consult in any case your doctor,
even if you do not have any health pro-
blems. Risk people should only use the
bubble baths under the supervision of
someone. In case of not feeling well,
immediately lower the temperature of the
water.
A period of relaxation of at least
30 minutes is recommended in any case
after bathing.
Bubbling intensity and air outlet
channels
The bubbling intensity should only be set
as high as it is comfortable for the
individual.
General massage bath:
Set the switch on the air distributor (Fig. 3)
to II II and the air flow control valve to a
low to middle setting.
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Penetrating back and thigh massage:
Set the switch to II and increase bubbling
intensity.
Massage of the spinal column:
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Set the switch to I and the bubbling inten-
sity to a high setting. This effects a parti-
cularly intensive massage of the back
muscles.
Air bubble mat
For a general body massage, lay the mat
flat in the bottom of the bath. (Fig. A)
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For an effective back and neck massage,
lay the mat under the back and bend up
the upper edge slightly (Fig. B).
To expose the feet to a direct massage,
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lay the mat at the lower end of the bath,
bend the end of the mat slightly upwards
and place your feet on the mat (Fig. C).
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Therapeutical effects
Air bubble baths have been used effec-
tively for nearly 100 years in clinics, medi-
cinal baths and health centres.
With medical use of bubble baths basic
effects of the hydrotherapy, existing of
physical (buoyancy, hydrostatical pressu-
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