Aervoe 12-Volt Heated Blanket - Manual

Max Burton ® 12-Volt Heated Blanket #6997
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
Read all instructions before operating •
To avoid electric shock and injury, do not use on infants •
or anyone incapable of unplugging the blanket without
assistance
Do not use on anyone sensitive to heat •
Do not lay on top of blanket. Use as a covering only. •
Do not immerse cord or unit in water or other liquids •
Do not use for anything other than its intended use •
Do not use as a pet heating blanket •
Do not use if blanket is wet or damaged •
Do not machine wash and dry, or dry clean •
Do not leave unattended while on. Unplug when not in use. •
Never wrap cord around product as this may damage the •
cord
Never use AC current to power. Use only with 12V power. •
Administer close supervision when using around children •
PARTS IDENTIFICATION
OPERATION
Unfold blanket and inspect for damage before every use. 1.
Plug the 12-V DC plug into any 12-V power receptacle or 1.
cigarette lighter.
Check that the LED light on the plug is lit indicating 12-volt 2.
power is active.
The blanket will automatically maintain a warm comfortable 3.
temperature between 100°F and 130°F.
The blanket may be used with our 200-watt Converter #6993 4.
to allow it to plug into any 120V electrical outlet. Available
from your local retailer or www.aervoe.com.
CLEANING
Spot hand wash with a wet cloth, soft brush and a mild •
detergent.
Allow blanket to thoroughly dry before use. •
DO NOT BLEACH •
DO NOT MACHINE WASH OR DRY OR DRY CLEAN •
TROUBLESHOOTING
If the 12-volt circuit fails to operate, try the following
suggestions:
Unplug from the power supply an make sure that the 1.
receptacle is clean. DO NOT USE METAL TOOLS. If
cleaning is needed, use only insulators, such as wood.
Check the plug’s fuse. Carefully unscrew the plug’s top 2.
section. Remove and check the fuse with the proper
electronic meter. If defective, replace with correct fuse (see
specification for type). Also check the vehicle’s fuse panel.
Some cigarette lighters have a separate circuit breaker 3.
located directly behind the cigarette lighter receptacle. If you
lighter is not working, this circuit breaker may have blown
and could require replacement. Consult your vehicle owner’s
manual for replacement.
12-V Plug
Blanket
Indicator Light (not visible)