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ELECTRIC BLANKET
SUB 181BL / SUB 181BE
Copyright © 2016, Fast ČR, a.s. Revision 06/2016
EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS
The product may only be washed
by hand at a temperature
of max. 40 °C.
The product must not be washed
in a washing machine.
The product must not be bleached.
The product must not be dried
in a drum dryer.
The product must not be ironed.
Steaming is forbidden.
Do not penetrate with pins. Do not use folded or crumpled up.
Read this manual. Children up to 3 years of age must
not use this blanket because they
are unable to react to overheating.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
1) Unfold the electric blanket at the location where you will be using it and ensure that it is not
folded over or bent and that the power cord with the controls is at the top section nearer to your
head. Check that the electric blanket is really flat and even. Every time you use the electric blanket,
please make sure that it is properly spread and folded out.
2) Connect the power plug to a power socket.
3) Turn on the electric blanket using the switch.
• level 0 = heating is turned off
• level 1 = lower power, the red indicator on the controller is dim
• level 2 = higher power, the red indicator on the controller is bright
Note:
After switching to level 1, the electric blanket will heat up to the operating temperature within
about 30 minutes. At level 2, the electric blanket will heat up to the operating temperature
within about 60 minutes.
Warning:
In the event of long term use or when using overnight, set the switch only to level “1”. Do not
set the switch to level “2” for long term or overnight use.
Note:
1) If the electric blanket is turned on, the switch may be a little warm, so for this reason it must
not be covered during operation.
2) You should not test the temperature of blanket with your hand, because hands are less sen-
sitive than the skin on your body. The temperature felt by the hand feels lower and could
feel unpleasant on other parts of your body.
3) When used, the electric blanket must be covered by for example a blanket, otherwise heat
losses would be too high and the blanket would not heat up sufficiently.
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