General Warning Notices - b-intense b-control deluxe Bedienungsanleitung

General warning notices

Ensure that liquids do not come into
contact with the heaters or with the
timber facings.
Avoid any contact with the heater while it
is in operation and immediately afterwards.
The high surface temperature of the heater
can cause burns.
Allow the infrared heater to cool down for
10 minutes before re-starting the cabin.
Do not stare at an infrared heater for more
than 10 minutes. We recommend safety
glasses for sensible eyes (at least protection
level 4-4 by EN 171).
Do not use the cabin within 24 hours
after sunbathing or using an artificial
UV source (e.g. sun bed).
We recommend a warm shower and
applying a nurturing, moisturizing
lotion onto the still warm skin after
the infrared application.
Exchange electronic components solely with
original components of the manufacturer.
All repairs must be performed by a qualified
engineer authorized by b-intense
electrical components must not be opened.
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Make sure that the heater is not
covered and that there are no objects
placed on it.
Make sure that your hair does not
touch the heater while it is in operation.
Tie your hair up to leave your back
uncovered.
Children are not allowed to play with
the device or to carry out any cleaning
or maintenance work.
Persons with limited sensation of heat,
persons under the effects of alcohol,
drugs, tranquilizers, are not allowed to
use the cabin.
If you feel burning or pain in the radiated
area, reduce the intensity of the back
heater immediately.
If you experience any discomfort, stop
your infrared treatment immediately!
If overheating occurs or if you feel the
temperature is too high, you can reduce
the radiation intensity or open the door
and switch on the ventilation.
Consult your doctor independently
concerning your infrared treatment after
operations, in case of illness, injuries,
pregnancy or in the case of plastic or
medical implants, as well as where there
is a risk of overheating, such as persons
with cardiovascular diseases or when
taking medication.
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