Imetec R1501 Instrucciones De Uso página 19

DRYING IN THE TUMBLE DRYER
• The underblanket can be dried in a tumble dryer on a delicate cycle, but at the end of
the drying cycle it must be air-dried to allow it to dry completely.
• Dry the underblanket in a tumble dryer, at a moderate temperature.
• Remove the underblanket from the tumble dryer at the end of the drying cycle and
reshape it to its original size.
• Allow the underblanket to fully air-dry before using it again.
DRYING IN THE OPEN AIR
• When the underblanket is spread out to dry on a clothes airer, it must be stretched so the
original size is more or less maintained. This is best done while the blanket is still damp,
working alternately on the opposite corners and pulling one side at a time. You might have
to repeat this procedure several times until the blanket is completely dry.
WARNING! Dry the appliance flat without using pegs to avoid
damaging it. Leave it to dry, laid out flat on a clothes airer, not
in direct sunlight.
• Only use the underblanket when it's thoroughly dry.
• Do not iron the underblanket.
WARNING! Examine the appliance against the light to make sure
the cables are not bent or twisted.
WARNING! If the appliance does not resume its original size or if
problems arise with the internal cables contact an authorised service
centre for a safety check.
When not in use, store as follows:
• if the underblanket has been washed, wait until it's completely dry;
• fold it like a normal blanket;
• you are advised to store the underblanket in the original packaging it was supplied in;
• when storing the appliance, allow it to cool down before folding;
• put the underblanket away in a dry place
The fabric may turn yellow over time. This does not have any effect at all on the safety and/or
effectiveness of the product itself.
Examine the appliance and its supply cord frequently for signs of wear or damage.
STORING THE UNDERBLANKET
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