Drive PainAwayPro With Heat Manual De Instrucciones página 19

• Keeping the electrode in the storage bag after use will extend its lifespan. The
electrode pad is disposable and should be replaced when it loses the adhesiveness.
To purchase additional electrodes, please contact the seller.
As shown in the above device operation, there is one kind of electrode pad used with
the Pain Away Pro with Heat. The biocompatible electrode pad, consists of electrode
gel, conductive film, heating layer, backing material, and connectors.
In addition, it is worth mentioning the button-lock feature is very practical, which could
prevent any unintended operations during use. Pressing the On/Off button twice could
activate/deactivate the button-lock feature. This feature would not affect the safety or
effectiveness of the subject device, and the user could still turn off the device by holding
the On/Off button. After selecting the appropriate mode, intensity, and timer, the user
could activate the button-lock; when the timer is up, the device will turn off
automatically.
Electrodes with a shelf life of 2 years are intended for single person use, and could be
replaced. If the electrode no longer contacts well with your body skin, it is time to
replace it. If needed, you could use a damp and clean cloth to wipe electrodes between
uses. Please see the following for the Directions for Use, Removal and Storage of the
electrode used for both TENS and EMS.
Directions for Use
1. Clean skin thoroughly prior to each application of electrodes, which will not contact
well if any lotion, make-up, or dirt is left on the body skin.
2. Ensure the device is off before applying the electrode to it.
3. Apply the electrode-installed device firmly to the body skin.
Removal and Storage
1. Turn the device off before removing the electrode from the body skin.
2. Grab the edge of the electrode and remove from the body area.
3. When not in use and/or between each use, store the electrode in the re-sealable bag,
out of direct sunlight.
Heating Mode
In addition to the TENS and EMS modes described above, the device has an additional
mode of heat/temperature. When used in the heating function, the device will couple
with an electronically controlled electrode pad or garment to provide automatic thermal
heat to the skin with a range of 96.8 °F - 109.4 °F. This automatic thermal control
mechanism could also avoid skin from thermal injury. The device is used for the
electrical stimulation or heat; consult with your physician before using electrical
stimulation and heat simultaneously.
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