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Warning and Instruction Guide

Thank you for purchasing a Powerblanket® product!

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Contents

1. Warnings and Safety

2. Handling, Maintenance and Instructions

3. Folding Instructions

4. Troubleshooting

1. WARNINGS AND SAFETY

-Before and after every use, inspect your Powerblanket® product for rips, tears or holes of any kind, and

inspect the power supply cord for damage. Do not return to service or apply power to any damaged

Powerblanket® product.

- When in use, a Powerblanket product might be placed over warning labels or instructions on other

products. You should be familiar with the content and location of such warning labels or instructions

before covering them with the Powerblanket product. The warnings and instructions provided in this

guide relate only to the Powerblanket product, and should not be used as a substitute for any warnings

or instructions on other products used with the blanket. Powerblanket makes no representations as to

suitability for use with specific products. For questions regarding whether other products may be used

safely with a Powerblanket product, please refer to the warnings and instructions provided with the

covered product, and/or contact the product manufacturer.

- Any labels or information attached to Powerblanket blankets for products other than the blanket have

been included as a convenience to consumers. Powerblanket cannot verify the accuracy and adequacy

of such labels and consumers should refer to the other product for additional warnings and guidance.

-Always use a Ground Fault Protection Device when using

Powerblanket products.

-Never connect to a higher voltage power supply than what

is listed on the cord tag.

-Never use ungrounded, worn, or damaged extension cords.

-Do not submerge Powerblanket products in liquids. They

are liquid resistant, but not liquid proof.

-Never pull, drag, or lift the product by the power cord.

-Never connect to power when the product is folded up.

-When using a product that has an arrow and the word “TOP” by the cord, install this side of the blanket

at the top of the vessel. Installing in any other configuration will decrease the results.

-Powerblanket products are designed to operate in most environmental conditions without additional

insulation. Do not cover the product.

-Do not place heavy objects on the product and never walk on it.

2. HANDLING, MAINTENANCE AND INSTRUCTIONS

-Clean surfaces daily of all dirt and debris with a mild soap and warm water and then inspect for rips,

tears, or holes of any kind. Do not return to service until repaired. To retain the warranty, patch all

holes using the Powerblanket blanket vinyl repair kit.

-Be sure the work area is free of sharp objects that may puncture or tear your Powerblanket product.

-Make sure that the side marked COLD, or sometimes the side with straps, is facing AWAY from the

surface requiring heat.

-Prepare for storage by removing all debris that may pierce the outer shell. If possible, avoid folding the

product. If folding is necessary, follow the steps below.

Summary of content (9 pages)

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Warning and Instruction Guide Contents 1. 2. 3. 4. Warnings and Safety Handling, Maintenance and Instructions Folding Instructions Troubleshooting 1. WARNINGS AND SAFETY -Before and after every use, inspect your Powerblanket® product for rips, tears or holes of any kind, and inspect the power supply cord for damage. Do not return to service or apply power to any damaged Powerblanket® product. - When in use, a Powerblanket product might be placed over warning labels or instructions on other products.
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Warning and Instruction Guide 3. FOLDING INSTRUCTIONS -When folding the blanket avoid creasing and crumpling. Fold lines should have an arch to prevent damage to the product. 1-Start with the cold side facing 2-Then fold the blanket one 3-Then fold the blanket in half, up. Fold one quarter to center, quarter to center again, cold side cold side to cold side as above. cold side to cold side as above. to cold side as above. Note: Only fold the blanket as many times as necessary to prepare for storage.
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Warning and Instruction Guide 4. There should be high electrical resistance from the ground post to either of the blades on the plug of your blanket. Connect the ohmmeter from the ground post to one of the blades (see below). Note the reading. Then, connect the ohmmeter from the ground post to the other blade on the plug. Both of these readings should be greater than 75,000 ohms (75 kΩ). The higher the better. A low reading indicates that the product was damaged.
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Guide d’instructions et d’avertissements Table des matières 1. Mises en garde et sécurité 2. Manutention, entretien et instructions 3. Instructions pour plier la couverture 4. Dépannage 1. MISES EN GARDE ET SÉCURITÉ - Avant et après chaque utilisation, inspectez votre produit Powerblanket® pour les déchirures ou les trous de toute nature, et inspectez le cordon d'alimentation en cas de dommage. Ne pas utiliser à nouveau ou mettre sous tension tout produit Powerblanket® endommagé.
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Guide d’instructions et d’avertissements qu’elle soit réparée. Pour conserver la garantie, colmater tous les trous à l'aide du kit de réparation de vinyle pour la couverture Powerblanket. - Assurez-vous que la zone de travail soit exempte d'objets pointus qui pourraient percer ou déchirer votre produit de Powerblanket. -Assurez-vous que le côté marqué COLD (FROID) ou parfois le côté avec des sangles, est opposée à la surface nécessitant la chaleur.
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Guide d’instructions et d’avertissements 4. Il devrait y avoir une forte résistance électrique de la mise à terre à l'une des lames sur la fiche de votre couverture. Connectez l'ohmmètre à partir de la mise à terre à l'une des lames (voir cidessous). Notez le relevé. Ensuite, connectez l'ohmmètre à partir de la mise à terre à l'autre lame sur la fiche. Ces deux relevés doivent être supérieurs à 75 000 ohms (75 kΩ). Une valeur faible indique que le produit a été endommagé.
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Advertencia y guía instructiva Contenidos 1. Advertencias y seguridad 2. Manipulación, mantenimiento e instrucciones 3. Instrucciones para doblar 4. Solución de problemas 1. ADVERTENCIAS Y SEGURIDAD -Antes y después de cada uso, revise su producto Powerblanket® para comprobar que no esté rasgado, roto o perforado y verifique que el cable no presente daños. No vuelva a utilizar ni a enchufar ningún producto Powerblanket® que esté dañado.
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Advertencia y guía instructiva -Verifique que el lado indicado como COLD (frío), o en algunos casos el lado con bandas, esté OPUESTO a la superficie que requiere calor. -Al prepararlo para su almacenamiento, remueva todos los residuos que podrían perforar la cubierta exterior. Si es posible, evite doblar el producto. En caso de que sea necesario doblarlo, siga los pasos que se indican a continuación. 3. INSTRUCCIONES PARA DOBLAR -Al doblar la manta evite las arrugas y repliegues.
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Advertencia y guía instructiva 4. Debe haber una resistencia eléctrica alta entre la descarga a tierra y cualquiera de las clavijas del enchufe de su manta. Conecte el ohmímetro a la descarga a tierra y a una de las clavijas del enchufe (ver abajo). Fíjese cuál es la medición. Luego, conecte el ohmímetro a la descarga a tierra y a la otra clavija del enchufe. Ambas mediciones deben ser superiores a 75000 ohms (75 kΩ). Cuanto mayor sean, mejor. Una baja medición indica que el producto estaría dañado.