SilverCrest SWKK 100 A1 Instructions D'utilisation Et Consignes De Sécurité page 19

Do not insert needles or
pointed objects into the heating
pad. There is a risk of electric
shock.
Do not switch on the
heating pad whilst folded or pu-
shed together. The heating pad
may otherwise be damaged.
Do not use when wet! Otherwise
there is a risk of electric shock.
This heating pad may only be
operated together with the con-
trol unit specified on the label.
The heating pad may otherwise
be damaged.
The electric and magnetic fields
emitted by this heating pad could
potentially interfere with the func-
tionality of your pacemaker. Ho-
wever, the levels are far below
the permissible limits: electric field
strength: max. 5000 V / m, magne-
tic field strength: max. 80 A / m,
magnetic flux density: max.
0.1 milli-Tesla. Therefore please
consult your physician and the
manu-facturer of your pacemaker
before using this heating pad.
Do not pull, twist or kink the cables.
The heating pad may otherwise
be damaged.
Important safety instructions
The cable and the switch of the
heating pad may pose risk of
catching, strangulation, tripping
or being stepped on if posi-
tioned incorrectly. The user must
ensure excess cable and cables
in general are positioned safely.
Frequently check the heating pad
for wear or damage. If signs the-
reof are detected, the heating
pad was used improperly or will
no longer heat up, it must first be
inspected by the manufacturer
before being switched on again.
If the power cord of the heating
pad is damaged, it must be re-
placed by the manufacturer or
its service department, or a simi-
larly qualified person, to avoid
hazards.
With the heating pad switched
on, never
– place objects on it (e.g. suitcases
or clothes baskets),
– place a heating source such
as a hot-water bottle, heating
pad or similar items on it. The
heating pad may otherwise be
damaged.
The electronic components inside
the control unit will heat up whilst
operating the heating pad. For
this reason, the control unit must
not be covered or be lying on the
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