Silvercrest SWD 100 E2 Mode d’emploi

IAN 290495

ELECTRIC OVERBLANKET

SWD 100 E2

ELECTRIC OVERBLANKET

Operating instructions and safety advice

GB / IE / NI Operating instructions and safety advice Page 5

Before reading, unfold the page containing the illustrations and familiarise yourself with all functions of the

device.

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Table of contents

List of pictograms used........................................................................................................Page 6

Introduction...................................................................................................................................Page 6

Intended use........................................................................................................................................Page 7

Parts description..................................................................................................................................Page 7

Scope of delivery................................................................................................................................Page 7

Technical data.....................................................................................................................................Page 7

Important safety instructions.........................................................................................Page 7

Safety system..............................................................................................................................Page 9

Special features.........................................................................................................................Page 9

Start-up .............................................................................................................................................Page 10

Switching on / off / Selecting the temperature...................................................................................Page 10

Temperature levels ..............................................................................................................................Page 10

Automatic switch-off ............................................................................................................................Page 10

Cleaning and care....................................................................................................................Page 10

Storage .............................................................................................................................................Page 11

Disposal............................................................................................................................................Page 11

Warranty / Service centre .................................................................................................Page 12

Declaration of conformity.................................................................................................Page 12

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Introduction / Important safety instructionsIntroduction

Electric Overblanket

Introduction

Please make yourself familiar with the

heated blanket before preparing it for

use or using it for the ﬁrst time. To do so,

please carefully read the following operating instruc-

tions and the important safety information. The heated

blanket must only be used as described and for the

stated types of use. Keep these instructions in a safe

place. If you pass the heated blanket on to others

you should also give them all of the documentation.

List of pictograms used

Read the instructions! Do not use bleach.

Volt (AC) Do not dry in a tumbler dryer.

Hertz (mains frequency) Do not iron.

Watt (eﬀective power) Do not dry-clean.

Safety class II Automatic

shut-off Automatic switch-oﬀ

Observe the warning and safety

instructions! 6 Temperature levels

Not suitable for very young children

age 0–3 years! Illuminated function display

Do not stick needles into it! Breathable Breathable

Do not use folded or rucked! Removable control unit

The textiles used with this heated blan-

ket meet the high human ecological

requirements of Oeco-Tex standard 100,

as veriﬁed by the German Hohenstein

Research Institute.

This heated blanket is machine washa-

ble. Set the washing machine to an

extra gentle washing cycle at 30°C.

Caution - Risk of electric shock!

Danger to life! b

Dispose of the packaging and the

heated blanket in an environmentally

friendly way!

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Introduction / Important safety instructionsIntroduction

Intended use

This heated blanket is designed to warm the human

body. It must only be used as a cover, not as a pad.

The heated blanket is not intended for use in hospi-

tals or for commercial use. In particular it must not

be used for babies or infants, persons who are in-

sensitive to heat, helpless persons, or animals. Any

use other than that described above or modiﬁcation

of the heated blanket are not permissible and may

lead to injury and / or damage to the heated blan

ket.

The manufacturer assumes no liability for damages

caused by improper use.

Parts description

1Control unit (see Fig. A)

2Function display (see Fig. A)

3Plug-in connector (see Fig. B)

Scope of delivery

Please check immediately on unpacking that the

delivery scope is complete and that the heated

blanket is in perfect condition.

1 Electric Overblanket

1 Control unit/ plug-in connector

1 Set of instructions for use

Technical data

Model: SWD 100 E2

Type: B10

Power supply: 230–240 V / 50–60 Hz

Power consumption: 100 W–110 W

Dimensions: approx. 180 x 130cm

Protection class: II /

Electric ﬁeld strength: max. 5000 V / m

Magnetic ﬁeld strength: max. 80 A / m

Magnetic ﬂux density: max. 0.1 milli-Tesla

Manufacturer:

MGG Elektro GmbH

Steinstraße 27

DE-40210 Düsseldorf

GERMANY

IMPORTANT INFORMATION –

KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE!

Important safety

instructions

Failure to observe the following in-

structions can cause personal injury

or property damage (electric shock,

burns, ﬁre). The following safety in-

structions and hazard warnings are

not only intended to protect your ow

health and the health of others, but

also to prevent damage to the heated

blanket. Observe this safety advice.

If you pass the heated blanket on

to anyone else, please pass on these

operation instructions as well.

SCALDING HAZARD!

This heated blanket may

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Important safety instructions / Safety system / Special featuresImportant safety instructions

not be used by persons insensitive

to heat and other persons in need

of protection who do not respond

to overheating (e.g. diabetics,

persons with skin changes caused

by illness or scarred skin areas in

the application area, after using

analgesics or alcohol). There is

a risk of skin burns.

This

heated blanket may not

be used for very young children

(0–3 years), as they are unable

to react to overheating. There is

a risk of skin burns.

This heated blanket may not be

used by young children (3–8

years) unless the control unit was

set by a parent or a supervising

person and the child was ade-

quately instructed on the safe use

of the heated blanket. There oth-

erwise is a risk of burns.

This heated blanket may be used

by older children age 8 and up,

and persons with diminished

physical, sensory or mental ca-

pacities or lacking experience

and knowledge when supervised

and instructed on the safe use of

the heated blanket and under-

stand the associated risks.

Children must be supervised to

ensure they do not play with the

heated blanket. There is a risk of

injury.

Children must not perform clean

or maintain the heated blanket

without supervision. There is a

risk of injury.

he heated blanket is not inte

nded

for use in hospitals or for com-

mercial use. This poses a risk of

injuries and /or damage to the

heated blanket.

not poke the heated

blanket with needles or sharp

objects. There is a risk of electric

shock.

not switch on the heated

blanket whilst folded or bunched

up. The heated blanket may oth-

erwise be damaged.

Do not use when wet! Otherwise

there is a risk of electric shock.

This heated blanket may only be

operated with the control unit

speciﬁed on the label. The heated

blanket may otherwise be dam-

aged.

The electric and magnetic ﬁelds

emitted by this heated blanket

could possibly interfere with the

functionality of your pacemaker.

However, the levels are far below

the permissible limits: electric

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Important safety instructions / Safety system / Special featuresImportant safety instructions

ﬁeld strength: max. 5000 V / m,

magnetic ﬁeld strength: max.

80 A / m, magnetic ﬂux density:

max. 0.1 milli-Tesla. Therefore

please consult your physician

and the manufacturer of your

pacemaker before using this

heated blanket.

Do not pull, twist or kink the ca-

bles. The heated blanket may

otherwise be damaged.

Frequently check this heated blan-

ket for signs of wear or damage.

If signs thereof are detected, the

heated blanket was used improp-

erly or will no longer heat up, it

must ﬁrst be inspected by the man-

ufacturer before being switched

on again.

If the mains lead to the heated

blanket is damaged it must be

replaced by the manufacturer, its

customer service centre, or a

similarly qualiﬁed person to pre-

vent hazards.

With the heated blanket switched

on, never

– place objects on it (e.g. suit-

cases or clothes baskets),

– place a heating source such

as a hot-water bottle, heating

pad or similar items on it. The

heated blanket may otherwise

be damaged.

The electronic components inside

the control unit will heat up whilst

operating the heated blanket.

For this reason, never cover the

control unit or place it on the

heated blanket during operation.

This poses a risk of injuries and /

or damage to the heated blanket.

Always observe the information

on start-up, cleaning and care,

and storage.

If you have additional questions

on using our products, please

contact our Customer Service

Department.

Safety system

Note: The heated blanket features a safety system.

The electronic sensor technology prevents the heated

blanket from overheating across the entire surface

by automatically switching oﬀ in the event of a mal-

function.

If the safety system switches the heated blanket oﬀ

automatically as a result of a malfunction, the func

tion

display 2on the control unit 1will no longer light

up, even when the heated blanket is switched on.

Please note that, for safety reasons, the heated

blanket must not be used after a fault and must

be returned to the service address indicated.

Special features

This heated blanket features a

super soft, hygienic fabric. The

textiles used in this heated blanket

satisfy the high human ecological requirements of

Oeco-Tex Standard 100, as veriﬁed by the German

Hohenstein Research Institute.

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Cleaning and care / Storage / DisposalStart-up / Cleaning and care

Start-up

Note: When the heated blanket is used for the ﬁrst

time, you may notice a smell of plastic; however, this

will disappear after a short time.

To use the heated blanket, ﬁrst connect the con-

trol unit 1with the heated blanket using the

plug-in connector 3(see Fig. B).

Switching on / oﬀ /

Selecting the temperature

Switching on:

Set the control unit 1to level 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6

to switch on the heated blanket.

Note: The function display 2will light up af-

ter switching the heated blanket on.

Switching off:

Set the control unit 1to level 0 to switch the

heated blanket oﬀ.

Note: The function display 2will go oﬀ.

Selecting the temperature:

Set the control unit to the highest temperature

setting (setting 6). This will cause the heating

blanket to warm up quickly.

When opera-

ting the heated blanket for several

hours, we recommend setting the

control unit 1to the lowest setting to

prevent the body from overheating

and to prevent potential subsequent

skin burns or a heat stroke.

Temperature levels

Set the control unit 1to the desired tempera-

ture (see Fig. A).

Level 0: oﬀ

Level 1: minimum heat

Level 2–5: customised heat

Level 6: maximum heat

Automatic switch-oﬀ

Note: The heated blanket switches itself oﬀ auto-

matically after approx. 180 minutes. The function

display 2on the control unit 1will then start

ﬂashing.

To switch the heated blanket back on, ﬁrst se-

lect level 0 and after approx. 5 sec. select the

desired temperature level.

If the heated blanket is no longer used

after the timer expires:

– switch oﬀ the heated blanket (level 0),

– unplug from the socket,

– disconnect the plug-in connector 3, thus the

control unit 1from the heated blanket.

Cleaning and care

DANGER TO

LIFE BY ELECTRIC SHOCK! Before

cleaning the heated blanket, always

unplug the mains plug from the socket and dis-

connect the plug-in connector 3, thus the con-

trol unit 1from the heated blanket (see Fig. B).

Otherwise there is a risk of electric shock.

Use a dry, lint-free cloth for control unit 1

cleaning and care.

RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE

PRODUCT OR PROPERTY!

Never immerse the control unit 1

in water or other liquids. It may otherwise be

damaged.

If the heated blanket is slightly soiled, use a

dampened cloth and a little liquid mild deter-

gent, if necessary.

RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE

PRODUCT OR PROPERTY! Never

use chemical cleaning agents or

scouring agents to clean the heated blanket

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Cleaning and care / Storage / DisposalStart-up / Cleaning and care

and control unit 1. The heated blanket and

control unit 1may otherwise be damaged.

The heated blanket is machine

washable. Set the washing machine

at an extra washing cycle for deli-

cate items at 30 °C.

Use a mild detergent at the dose recommended

by the manufacturer.

Please note, frequent washing will cause wear

on the heated blanket. It should therefore be

washed no more than a maximum of 5 times in

a washing machine during its lifetime.

RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE

PRODUCT OR PROPERTY!

Please note that the heated blanket

must not be dry-cleaned, wrung out, machine

dried, mangled or ironed. These may all dam-

age the heated blanket.

Do not bleach. Do not use any

cleaning agents containing bleach

(such as heavy duty detergents).

Do not dry in a tumbler dryer.

Do not iron.

Do not dry-clean.

Reshape the still damp heated blanket to its

original size immediately after washing and

allow to dry ﬂat, spread across a drying rack.

RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE

PRODUCT OR PROPERTY! Do

not fasten the heated blanket with

pegs or the like to dry. These may all damage

the heated blanket.

DANGER OF ELECTRIC SHOCK!

Do not reconnect the control unit 1

with the heated blanket until the

connector 3and the heated blanket are com-

pletely dry. Otherwise there is a risk of electric

shock.

DANGER OF ELECTRIC SHOCK!

RISK OF PROPERTY DAMAGE!

Do not under any circumstances switc

the heated blanket on to dry. Otherwise there

is a risk of electric shock.

Storage

RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE

PRODUCT OR PROPERTY! Let

the heated blanket cool before put-

ting it away. The heated blanket may otherwise

be damaged.

RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE

PRODUCT OR PROPERTY! To

prevent the heated blanket from be-

coming sharply creased, do not place other

objects on top of the heated blanket when it is

stored. These may all damage the heated blanket.

If you do not intend to use the heated blanket

for any length of time, store it in the original

packing in a dry place without weighing it down.

Disconnect the plug-in connector 3, thus the

control unit 1from the heated blanket.

Disposal

The packaging is made entirely of recy-

clable materials, which you may dispose

of at local recycling facilities.

Observe the marking of the packaging

materials for waste separation, which

are marked with abbreviations (a) and

numbers (b) with following meaning:

1–7: plastics / 20–22: paper and ﬁbre-

board / 80–98: composite materials.

In accordance with European Directive

(covering waste electrical and electronic

equipment) and its transposition into

national legislation, worn-out electrical

devices must be collected separately

and taken for environmentally compatible

recycling.

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