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4.5 Switching on

Switch on the heating pad by pressing the button for controlling ON/OFF and temperature settings (8).

The blue LED display for temperature setting 1 lights up. Press the button repeatedly to increase the tem-

perature setting.

The corresponding blue LED displays for the temperature settings (6) light up. Press the button again to

switch off the heating pad.

Switching sequence: 1, 2, 3, 4, OFF, 1, ……

When switched on, the blue LED display for the temperature settings is lit up.

NOTE

The fastest way to warm up the heating pad is to initially set the highest temperature setting.

NOTE

This heating pad has a fast heating function, which allows the heating pad to warm up quickly in the

first 10 minutes.

WARNING

If the heating pad is being used over several hours, we recommend that

you set the lowest temperature setting on the battery pack (2) to avoid

overheating the heated body part, which may lead to burns to the skin.

NOTE

When the battery pack (2) has been almost completely run down, the heating pad is switched off

automatically to protect the battery pack. The battery pack must then be charged.

4.6 Setting the temperature

Setting 1: minimum heat

Setting 2 – 3: medium heat

Setting 4: maximum heat

4.7 Switching off

Press the button for controlling ON/OFF and temperature settings (8) to switch off the heating pad. The

switching sequence is 1 – 2 – 3 – 4 – OFF … The blue LED display for the temperature settings (6) goes out

when the heating pad is switched off.

NOTE

Please note that the battery pack must be protected against extreme cold (such as being placed under

clothing) to maintain its performance.

4.8 Automatic switch-off time

This heating pad is equipped with an automatic switch-off function. This turns off the heat supply approx. 90

minutes after the initial use. The blue LED display for the temperature settings (6) is no longer lit up after this.

You can switch the heating pad on again immediately by pressing the button for controlling ON/OFF and

temperature settings (8). If the heating pad can no longer be switched on, then the battery pack (2) has been

run down.

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Beurer HK 72 User Manual Page 13