Cleaning And Care - Beurer Aroma HK 65 Gebrauchsanleitung

If the heating pad will not be used after timed switch-off, it should be switched off (position
"0") and the plug removed from the mains socket.
7.5 Fast heating
These heating pads have a fast heating function which allows them to heat up quickly
within the first 10 minutes.

8. Cleaning and Care

Before cleaning the heating pad, always unplug it from the mains.
Smaller stains on the heating pad can be removed using a cloth or
moist sponge together with a little liquid detergent for delicate fabrics if
necessary.
The aromatic inserts must not be washed. Do not use any cleaning
agents containing solvents on the appliance.
Please note that the heating pad should not be dry-cleaned, wrung out, machine-dried,
pressed or ironed.
Before washing, first remove the plug-in connection together with the switch from the heating
pad (see illustration). Set the washing machine to a gentle washing cycle at 30°C.
For ecological reasons, we recommend that the heating pad is only washed together with
other textiles. Use a washing powder or liquid for delicate fabrics and dose it according to the
manufacturers instructions.
Please note that excessive washing will wear out the heating pad. For this reason, the heating
pad should only be machine-washed a maximum of 10 times throughout its entire life.
When drying the heating pad, do not use clothes pegs or anything similar, and never
switch the heating pad on to dry it!
Do not reconnect the switch to the heating pad until the plug-in connection and the hea-
ting pad are completely dry.
9. Storage
If you are not going to use the heating pad for some time, we recommend storing it in its origi-
nal packaging in a dry place without weighing it down. To avoid breaking the heating pad, do
not place any objects on top of it whilst storing.
Allow the heating pad to cool down beforehand.
10. Disposal
Follow local regulations regarding the disposal of materials. Please dispose of the blan-
ket in accordance with the directive 2002/96/EG – WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic
Equipment). If you have any queries, please refer to the local authorities responsible for
waste disposal.
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