Sunbeam FlexFit Heated Wrap Manual De Instrucciones página 4

HEATING PAD COMPONENTS
Figure 1
Model: 900
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1. Interior Pad Fabric 4. Controller
2. Exterior Pad Fabric 5. Top of the Pad
3. Hook Fastener 6. Red Edges
WHERE TO USE YOUR HEATING PAD
Heating pads are effective pain relievers to soothe muscle and joint pain. The
FlexFit™ Heated Wrap has a long slim design with fastening ends that allow
you to wrap the heating pad to multiple areas of the body and secure the pad in
place for hands-free, targeted heat therapy.
This heating pad can be worn on several different areas of the body to
customize treatment. It is ideal for use on the upper and lower arm, wrist, lower
leg, and ankle.
Figure 2
Arm Wrist
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Med
Low Hi
Select / Off
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Auto-Off
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Lower Leg Ankle
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HOW TO APPLY YOUR HEATING PAD
Note: Always consult with your physician
or health professional for recommended
treatment of an injury or chronic muscle or
joint pain.
1. Ensure the heating pad is connected to
the controller by making sure the cord
connector is securely attached to the pad
connector before using (Figure 3). Push
both parts together for a tight fit.
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2. To wrap the heating pad, start at the top of
the pad where it indicates 'start wrapping
here' (Figure 1, number 5). Secure the first
hook fastener (Figure 1, number 3). This
is the end where the pad connects to the
controller.
3. Wrap the pad around the body and securely fasten the second hook
fastener directly to the exterior pad fabric. See figure 2 for the best way
to wrap each body part. NOTE: Be careful not to overlap the pad. The red
edges of the pad should never touch the pad (Figure 1, number 6).
4. Once in place, tighten each end around the body for a comfortable and snug
fit.
5. To remove pad, detach the hook fasteners tabs by pulling up on one end of
the pad. Unwrap pad from body.
NOTE: Some wear of the exterior pad fabric may be seen over time; this is
normal and will not affect the performance of the heating pad. Use caution
when fastening the pad to prevent hook fasteners from touching clothing.
Figure 3
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A. Cord Connector
B. Pad Connector
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