Operation - Beurer EM 35 Mode D'emploi

Never attach the belt with bare metal electrodes. Use of the belt without electrode covers can cause
injury.
Description of the display symbols
A Battery status display: flashes if the battery is flat
B Intensity:
C Pause symbol:
D Timer:
E Key:
F Program:
A B

4. Operation

Inserting batteries
If the battery symbol in the display flashes, the batteries are flat and must be replaced. The opera-
ting unit must be removed from the holder on the belt to insert or replace batteries.
– Release the magnetic connector by pulling the device away from the belt.
The magnetic connector of the two contact buttons clicks out noticeably.
– Pull the device upwards out of the holder.
– Remove the battery compartment lid by pressing and sliding in the direction of the arrow.
– Insert the batteries observing the markings in the battery compartment. Ensure correct battery
polarity.
Note:
– Rechargeable batteries cannot be used for this device.
– If the device is not in use, we recommend keeping the device separate from the belt. If the device
is not needed for a long period, we recommend first removing the batteries.
– The empty, completely flat batteries must be disposed of through specially designated collection
boxes, recycling points or electronics retailers. You are legally required to dispose of the batteries.
– The codes below are printed on batteries containing harmful substances:
Pb = Battery contains lead,
Cd = Battery contains cadmium,
Hg = Battery contains mercury.
– For environmental reasons, do not dispose of the device in the household waste at the
end of its useful life. Dispose of the unit at a suitable local collection or recycling point. Dis-
pose of the device in accordance with EC Directive – WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic
Equipment). If you have any questions, please contact the local authorities responsible for
waste disposal.
set intensity levels 0 - 40
flashes if pause is activated
remaining time for the program started
key lock is activated
selected program with the number of training cycles already
completed
C D E F
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