Philips TensRelief 12 selbstklebende Elektroden - Manual (Page 41)

Problem Possible cause Solution
The electrodes
have become
detached from
the skin.
The electrodes have lost their adhesive
power because they are dirty or
because they have been used for a
long time. You can try to clean the
electrodes (see chapter ‘Cleaning’).
If this does not help, replace the
electrodes. Please note that the
‘channel interrupted’ symbol only
disappears when you increase the
intensity.
The battery
symbol on
the menu
bar of the
remote
control
flashes.
This means
that the
batteries of
the remote
control are
low. The
battery status
indicator on
the TENS units
is solid orange.
You can continue treatment as long as
the treatment feels the same as usual.
When you press the on/off button
of the TENS units to stop treatment,
replace the batteries.
The
treatment
status
indicator on
the TENS
units flashes
red and the
treatment
has stopped.
The TENS
units
overheated
inside.
If the TENS units overheat inside,
remove them from the electrodes and
let them cool down. As soon as they
have cooled down sufficiently, you
can reattach them to the electrodes
and press the on/off button on the
TENS units to resume treatment. The
TENS units may become warm on
the outside during treatment, but the
temperature never becomes so high
that there is any risk of damage or
injury.
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