Beurer HK 49 Cosy Instrucciones De Uso página 13

• Please check this heat pad frequently for signs of wear and tear
or damage. If any such signs are evident, if the heat pad has been
used incorrectly or if it no longer heats up, it must be checked by the
manufacturer before being switched on again.
• Under no circumstances should you open or repair the heat pad
(including the accessories) yourself because faultless functionality
can no longer be guaranteed thereafter. Failure to observe this will
invalidate the warranty.
• If the mains connection cable of this heat pad is damaged, it must be
disposed of. If it cannot be removed, the heat pad must be disposed
of.
• When this heat pad is switched on:
– Do not place any sharp objects on it
– Do not place any heat sources, such as hot water bottles, heat
pads or similar, on it
• The electronic components in the control warm up when the heat
pad is in use. For this reason, the control must never be covered or
placed on the heat pad when it is in use.
• It is essential to observe the information relating to the following
chapters: Operation, Cleaning and maintenance, Storage.
• If you should have any questions about using our devices, please
contact our Customer Services department.
3. Intended use
CAUTION
This heat pad is only designed to warm up the human body.
This heat pad is suitable for universal use. For example, on the stomach, back, joints or neck. The heating
pad can be rolled for use on the neck area.
4. Operation
4.1 Safety
CAUTION
• The heat pad is fitted with a SAFETY SYSTEM. This sensor technology provides protection against
overheating across the entire surface of the heat pad with an automatic switch­off in the event of a
fault. If the SAFETY SYSTEM has switched off the heat pad, the temperature settings are no longer
illuminated when switched on.
• Please note that for safety reasons, the heat pad can no longer be operated after a fault has oc­
curred and must be sent to the specified service address.
• Do not connect the defective heat pad with another control of the same type. This would trigger a
permanent switch­off via the control's safety system.
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