Beurer MPE 70: 7. Operation
7. Operation: Beurer MPE 70
Table of contents
- 1. Included in delivery 2. Safety notes
- Important safety notes – before use
- Important safety notes – during use Important safety notes – after use 3. Getting to know your instrument
- 4. Intended use 5. Unit description 6. Initial use
- 7. Operation
- Warning
- 8. Cleaning 9. Replacement parts and wearing parts 10. Disposal 11. Technical data
•Insertthemainsplugintothesocket(220-240V,~50/60Hz).
The green operation light on the paraffin bath will light up.
Thedeviceisnowswitchedon.Theredheatinglightonthe
paraffin bath will also light up, and will only go out when the
specified heat setting has been reached.
•Turnthetemperaturecontrollerto“hot”tomelttheparaffin
wax.
•Nowplacethelidontheparaffinbathandwaituntilthe
paraffin wax has completely melted (around 2-3 hours).
Warning
Iftheparaffinbathissetto“hot”,neverdipyourhands,feetor
elbows in the paraffin wax.
•Assoonastheparaffinwaxhascompletelymelted,remove
the lid.
•Turnthetemperaturecontrollertothemarkedlinebetween
“warm”and“hot”.
•Laytheprotectivegrilleincludedinthedeliverycontentsinthe
liquid paraffin wax and wait until it has sunk to the bottom of
the paraffin bath.
•Putthelidbackontotheparaffinbathandwaitapproximately
one hour, until the paraffin wax has cooled to an ideal
operating temperature (60°C).
Warning
Theroomtemperaturecanaffectthepowerofthedeviceand
consequently the temperature of the wax.
Before submerging your hands, feet or elbows in the paraffin
bath, use the inside of your wrist to check that the temperature
of the wax is comfortable.
If a skin should form on the wax surface, increase the
temperature by turning the temperature controller clockwise. If
the paraffin wax is too hot for you, reduce the temperature by
turning the temperature controller anti-clockwise.
7. Operation
Warning
Before submerging your hands, feet or elbows in the paraffin bath, use the inside of your wrist to
check that the temperature of the wax is comfortable.
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