User manual SOLAC ME7750

[. . . ] The reflexology massager by Solac has been developed in accordance with reflexology techniques to relax the body and improve general well-being. The digipuncture points act on the reflex areas of the body with a gentle, pleasant massage. [. . . ] In addition, it is best to disable the parts of the appliance that could be dangerous, especially for children, as they might use it improperly during play. When you want to dispose of the appliance, NEVER throw it in the rubbish bin. Take it to your nearest CLEAN POINT or the waste collection centre closest to your home for processing. If these signs appear or if the product has been used improperly, take it to an Authorised Service Centre. Hereby declines responsibility for injuries or damage that could be caused to persons, animals or property due to the failure to heed these warnings. Appliance body Digipuncture points Infrared heat points Massager on/off button Two-speed massage button Infrared heat button Non-slip legs Power cable Cable-winder Carry handle If you want a relaxing massage, the duration of the massage can be up to 20 minutes at minimum speed. If the massage is for therapeutic purposes, we recommend a maximum massage duration of 15 minutes, beginning with minimum intensity and changing to a higher-intensity speed after five minutes. B) If you suffer from any particular pathology or if you are pregnant, consult your doctor before using the reflexology massager. C) It is not recommendable to give very small children reflexology massages; rubbing the soles of their feet with your hand is sufficient. If you wish to give an older child a massage, use minimum speed and a duration of no longer than 10 minutes. [. . . ] Suplimentar, este bine s facei inutilizabile prile aparatului care ar putea fi periculoase, în special pentru copii care le pot folosi pentru a se juca cu ele. Nu îi asum nici o responsabilitate pentru vtmri sau daune care ar putea fi aduse persoanelor, animalelor sau proprietilor în situaia în care aceste avertizri au fost ignorate. [. . . ]