Silvercrest SHK 100 D3 Bedienungsanleitung

IAN 100083

HEAT PAD

SHK 100 D3

HEAT PAD

Operating instructions and safety advice

GB/IE Operating instructions and safety advice Page 5

Before reading, unfold the page containing the illustrations and familiarise yourself with all functions of the

device.

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Table of contents

List of pictograms used........................................................................................................Page 6

Introduction...................................................................................................................................Page 6

Intended use........................................................................................................................................Page 6

Parts description..................................................................................................................................Page 7

Scope of delivery................................................................................................................................Page 7

Technical Data ....................................................................................................................................Page 7

Important safety instructions.........................................................................................Page 7

Safety system..............................................................................................................................Page 9

Start-up .............................................................................................................................................Page 9

Switching on/off/Selecting the temperature...................................................................................Page 9

Temperature levels..............................................................................................................................Page 10

Automatic switch-off............................................................................................................................Page 10

Cleaning and Care...................................................................................................................Page 10

Storage .............................................................................................................................................Page 11

Disposal............................................................................................................................................Page 11

Warranty / Service centre .................................................................................................Page 11

Declaration of conformity.................................................................................................Page 12

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Introduction/Important safety instructionsIntroduction

Heat Pad

Introduction

Please familiarise yourself with the hea-

ting pad before getting started and using

it for the ﬁrst time. To do so, please care-

fully read the following operating instructions and

the important safety information. Use the heating

pad only as described and for the stated areas of

use. Keep these instructions in a safe place. If you

pass the heating pad on to anyone else, please en-

sure that you also pass on all the documentation.

Intended use

This heating pad is intended for applying heat to the

human body. It can be used to apply heat to speciﬁc

areas. This heating pad is not suitable for use in

hospitals or for any other commercial use. In par-

ticular it must not be used for babies or infants, per-

sons who are insensitive to heat, helpless persons, or

animals. Any use other than that described above or

modiﬁcation of the heating pad are not permissible

and may lead to injury and / or damage to the

heating pad. The manufacturer accepts no liability

for any damage caused by improper use.

List of pictograms used:

Read the instructions! Caution - Risk of electric shock!

Danger to life!

Volt (AC)

This heating pad is machine washable

Set the washing machine to an extra

gentle washing cycle at 30°C.

Hertz (mains frequency) Do not use bleach.

Watt (eﬀective power) Do not dry in a tumbler dryer.

Safety class II Do not iron.

Observe the warning and safety

instructions! Do not dry clean.

Not suitable for very young children

age 0–3 years!

Dispose of the packaging and the

heating pad in an environmentally

friendly way!

Do not stick needles into it!

The textiles used in this heating pad

meet the strict human ecological re-

quirements of Öko-Tex Standard 100,

as veriﬁed by the German Hohenstein

Research Institute.

Do not use folded or rucked!

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Introduction/Important safety instructions

Parts description

1Control (see ﬁg. A)

2Function display (see ﬁg. A)

3Plug-in connector (see ﬁg. B)

Scope of delivery

Please check immediately on unpacking that the

delivery scope is complete and that the heating pad

is in perfect condition.

1 Heat Pad

1 Control/plug-in connector

1 Set of instructions for use

Technical Data

Model: SHK 100 D3

Type: P10

Power supply: 220–240V/50–60Hz

Power input: 100W

Dimensions: approx. 47 x 36cm

Protection class: II/

electric ﬁeld strength: max. 5000V/m

magnetic ﬁeld strength: max. 80A/m

magnetic ﬂux density: max. 0.1 milli-Tesla

Material:

Top/bottom: 100% Polyester

Manufacturer:

MGG Elektro GmbH

Steinstraße 27

40210 Düsseldorf, Germany

IMPORTANT INFORMATION –

KEEP THIS SAFE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE!

Important safety

instructions

Failure to ob-

serve the following instructions can

cause personal injury or property

damage (electric shock, burns, ﬁre).

The following safety instructions and

hazard warnings are not only inten-

ded to protect your own health and

the health of others, but also to pre-

vent damage to the heating pad.

Please observe these safety instruc-

tions and pass on this operating ma-

nual together with the heating pad.

SCALDING HAZARD!

This heating pad may not

be used by persons insensitive to

heat and other persons in need

of protection who do not respond

to overheating (e.g. diabetics,

persons with skin changes caused

by illness or scarred skin areas

in the application area after using

analgesics or alcohol). There is

a risk of receiving skin burns.

This

heating pad may not be

used for very young children

(0–3 years), as they are unable

Introduction

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Important safety instructions/Safety system/Start-upImportant safety instructions

to react to overheating. There is

a risk of receiving skin burns.

This heating pad may not be used

by young children (3–8 years)

unless the control unit was set by

a parent or a supervising person

and the child was adequately in-

structed on the safe use of the

heating pad. There otherwise is

a risk of burns.

This heating pad may be used by

older children age 8 and up, and

persons with diminished physical,

sensory or mental capacities or

lacking experience and know-

ledge when supervised and in-

structed on the safe use of the

heating pad and understand the

associated risks.

Children must be supervised to

prevent them from playing with

the heating pad. There is a risk

of injury.

Children must not perform clean

or maintain the product without

supervision. There is a risk of in-

jury.

This heating pad is not intended

for hospital or commercial use.

This poses a risk of injuries and/

or damage to the heating pad.

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. 5000V/m, mag

ne-

tic ﬁeld strength: max. 80A/m

magnetic ﬂux density: max. 0.1

milli-Tesla. Therefore please con-

sult your physician and the manuf-

acturer of your pacemaker before

using this heating pad.

o not pull, twist or kink the cable

The heating pad may otherwise

be damaged.

Frequently check the heating pad

for wear or damage. If signs the-

reof are detected, the heating

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Important safety instructions/Safety system/Start-up

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. suitc

ases

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

heating pad during operation.

This poses a risk of injuries and/

or damage to the heating pad.

Always observe the information

on start-up, cleaning and care,

and storage.

If you have additional questions

on using our products, please

contact our Customer Service

Department.

Safety system

Note: The heating pad is equipped with a safety

system. The electronic sensor technology prevents the

entire surface of the heating pad from overheating

by automatically switching oﬀ in the event of a fault.

If the safety system switches the heating pad oﬀ au-

tomatically due to a fault, then the function display 2

on the control unit 1is no longer illuminated, even

if the heating pad is switched on.

Please note that, for safety reasons, the heating

pad must not be used after a fault and must be

returned to the service address indicated.

Start-up

Note: The heating pad may smell of plastic the ﬁrst

time you use it, but this will disappear after a short

period of time.

To begin, ﬁrst connect the control 1to the

heating pad with the plug-in connector 3

(see ﬁg. B).

Switching on / oﬀ / Selecting

the temperature

Switching on:

Set the control unit 1to 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6, to

switch on the heating pad.

Note: The function display 2illuminates after

the heating pad is switched on.

Note: This heating pad features rapid heating,

which allows it to heat up within the ﬁrst 10

minutes of operation.

Switching off:

Set the control unit 1to 0 to switch oﬀ the

heating pad.

Note: The operating display 2will switch oﬀ.

Selecting the temperature:

Just before using the heating pad, set it to the

highest temperature setting (setting 6). This will

cause the heating pad to warm up quickly.

Important safety instructions

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Cleaning and Care/Storage/Disposal/Warranty/Service centreStart-up/Cleaning and Care

When using the heating pad for several hours, set

it to the lowest temperature setting (setting 1).

When opera-

ting the heating pad for several

hours,

we commend setting the control unit

to the lowest setting to prevent over-

heating and potential burns to the

part of the body heat is applied to.

Temperature levels

Set the required temperature level on the con-

trol 1(see ﬁg. A).

Level 0: oﬀ

Level 1: minimum heat

Level 2–5: customised settings

Level 6: maximum heat

Automatic switch-oﬀ

Note: The heating pad switches itself oﬀ automati-

cally after about 90 minutes. The function display

then starts to ﬂash.

Then select the setting 0 and after about 5 se-

conds, reset the heating pad to the desired

temperature setting to switch it on again.

If the heating pad is no longer used after

the timer expires:

– switch oﬀ the heating pad (Setting 0),

– unplug from the socket,

– disconnect the plug-in connection 3, i.e. the

control unit 1, from the heating pad.

Cleaning and Care

DANGER TO

IFE BY ELECTRIC SHOCK! Alwa

remove the mains plug from the so

cket

and the plug-in connector

with the control

from the heating pad (see ﬁg. B) before cleaning

the heating pad. Otherwise there is a risk of

electric shock.

Use a dry, lint-free cloth for control unit 1clea-

ning and care.

RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE PRO-

DUCT OR PROPERTY! Never im-

merse the control 1in water or other

liquids. It may otherwise be damaged.

If the heating pad is slightly soiled, use a dam-

pened cloth and a little liquid mild detergent, if

necessary.

RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE

PRODUCT OR PROPERTY! Do

not use chemical cleaning or scouring

agents to clean the heating pad and control 1.

The heating pad and control unit 1may other-

wise be damaged.

he heating pad is machine-washab

le.

Set the washing machine at an extra

washing cycle for delicate items at

30°C.

For ecological reasons, please only wash the

heating pad together with other textiles. Use a

mild laundry detergent according to the

manufacturer’s instructions.

Please note that frequent washing will cause

wear to the heating pad. It should therefore be

washed no more than max. 10 times in a

washing

machine throughout its useful life.

RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE

PRODUCT OR PROPERTY!

Please

note that the heating pad may not

be dry cleaned, bleached, wrung out, dried

mechanically, mangled or ironed. The heating

pad may otherwise be damaged.

Do not use bleach. Do not use any

cleaning agents containing bleach

(such as heavy duty detergents).

Do not dry in a tumbler dryer.

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