Intended use, Operation – Beurer FWM 50 User Manual
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4. Intended use
This product is intended for warming and massaging human feet.
WARNING
Do not use the foot warmer with shoes, as they reduce your perception of heat and dirty the foot warmer.
This foot warmer is not designed for use in hospitals or commercial use. The following groups in particular
must not use the device: infants, small children, vulnerable persons, persons with low sensitivity to heat or
animals. Otherwise, there is a risk of injury.
5. Operation
5.1 Initial use
• Connect the mains part cable to the connector socket on the back of the foot warmer.
• Insert the mains part into the wall socket.
5.2 Switching on/off the Shiatsu function (massage)
• To switch on the Shiatsu function, press the massage button on the back of the foot warmer. The massage
heads will begin to rotate.
• To switch off the Shiatsu function, press the massage button on the back of the foot warmer again. The
massage heads will stop.
IMPORTANT
If too much pressure is exerted on the massage heads, the massage function will remain off for safety reasons.
In order to use the foot warmer again, briefly remove the cable from the connector socket and then reinsert it.
5.3 Switching on/off the heat function (
)
• To switch on the heat function, press the heat button (
) on the back of the foot warmer. A red LED
above the heat button will light up.
• To switch off the heat function, press the heat button on the back of the foot warmer again. The red LED
above the heat button will go out.
5.4 Automatic switch-off
The foot warmer will switch off after approx. 30 minutes for safety reasons. Press the massage or heat button
again if you wish to continue using the foot warmer.
Switch the foot warmer off and remove the mains part from the socket if you do not wish to continue using
the foot warmer after the timed switch-off.
WARNING
If the foot warmer is being used over several hours, we recommend that
you select the lowest heat setting on the controller to avoid overheating
the feet, which may lead to burns to the skin.