Important Safety Instructions - Omron C28P Manuel D'instructions

Important safety instructions

Read the instructions carefully before use.
Warning:
1.
Use the device only as inhalator for therapeutic purposes. Any
other use is improper and may be dangerous. The manufacturer is
not liable for improper uses.
2.
Do not use in anaesthetic or ventilator breathing circuits.
3. Always disconnect the power plug after use.
4. Do not to cover the ventilation slots during use. The compressor
could get hot and there is a possible risk of a burn if touched.
5. The compressor and power plug are not waterproof. Do not spill
water or other liquids on these parts. If liquid does spill on these
parts, immediately unplug the power plug and wipe off the liquid.
6. Do not attempt to repair the device. See "Troubleshooting" section.
7.
Keep the device out of reach of unsupervised infants and children.
The device may contain small pieces that can be swallowed.
8. Provide close supervision when this device is used by, on, or near
children or persons with limited capabilities.
9. For type, dose, and regime of medication follow the instructions of
your doctor or respiratory therapist.
10. This product should not be used on patients, who are unconscious
or are not breathing spontaneously.
11. After finishing the treatment remember to disconnect the air tube
from the nebulizer kit and from the compressor.
12. In view of their length, the power cord and air tube could constitute
a strangulation hazard.
13. Be sure to use the compressor at a place where the power plug is
easily accessible during treatment.
14. If you experience any allergic reactions or other difficulties during
use, stop using the device immediately and consult your doctor.
15. While using this device, make sure that no mobile phone or any
other electrical devices that emit electromagnetic fields is within
30 cm. This may result in degradation of performance of the
device.
16. Do not use oils, decoctions and tinctures from herbs for inhalation
in the compressor nebulizer.
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