OZU WELL-BEING Serie Manual De Instrucciones página 27

1) Do not move the stimulator while using, or when the user wishes to change
treated area, rst be sure to turn o the stimulator then use it, or it might
cause strong stimulation.
2) If the user doesn't feel well due to stimulator anomaly, please stop using at
once and consult a doctor.
3) If the stimulator is not to be used in a long time, please take out the battery
to avoid leakage which may damage the stimulator.
4) Do not use this stimulator under circumstances that are beyond the range
of application.
5) Do not use or contact with the product for a long time.
6) The patient is an intended operator.
7) Warning against servicing and maintenance while the me equipment is in
use,functions the patient can safely use and, where applicable, which
functions the patient cannot safely use; and maintenance the patient can
perform.
5. Operation method
5.1 Preparations before use
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Open battery cover and insert two AAA batteries into the battery holder of
host according to polarity;
Attention:
1) The host uses "AAALR03" battery which can be used for about 1 months
(use one time each day, 15min each time).
2) When the intensity of stimulation is very weak, it means the battery is low
and a new battery should be replaced.
3) When the product is not to be used for a long time, please take out the
battery. Or else battery leakage may cause product malfunction.
4) Please do not use batteries that are not of speci ed type.
5) Please do not install the battery's positive and negative poles wrongly.
See clearly the " +" " −"marks.
6) Please replace batteries after the power has been shut o .
7) Dispose the battery according to local pollution control regulation.
Insert one end of two-core connecting line to host socket and connect the
other to electrode patch.
Attention: The connecting line can only be used to connect electrode patch
and the host, it is
prohibited to be used for other purposes. Do not put the connecting line
around the neck in case of strangulation.
Caution
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