PAIEON Recovery Boots User manual

RECOVERY BOOTS
CLEANING & MAINTENANCE
WARNINGS
PUMP SPECIFICATION
• Do not unzip the cuffs when the unit is on.
• Unplug the cuffs from the pump before unzipping to allow air to be released.
• Make sure the pump is on a flat surface and remains dry.
• When using the machine, do not move with the cuffs.
• Please consult your physician before use. This product is not intended to diag-
nose, treat, or cure any illness/disease.
• Contraindications include (but not limited to): deep vein thrombosis (DVT),
Pulmonary embolism (blood clot) or edema, inflammatory skin diseases (eg.
cellulitis, erysipelas) , arrhythmia, , deep thrombo phlebitis, pulmonary edema,
acute venous thrombosis, unstable hypertension, ischemic vascular disease,
patients with a pacemaker.
• Turn off pump before cleaning.
• Wipe cuffs with a dry or damp cloth, do not wash
• Avoid using harsh chemicals to clean boots
• Keep in a clean and dry place.
• Protect the equipment from direct sunlight or heat.
Weight: 1.6KG
Size: 22*14*9CM
Power Consumption: 35W
Charger Input: AC 110V~240V; 50Hz~60Hz.
Charger Output: DC12.6V; 2A.
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• When storing the pump after use, be careful to
pull the hose plug off from the pump by pressing
clips at the double sides of the hose plug to avoid
breaking the plug (figure 2).
• Avoid removing the hoses on the boots all the
time. When you are traveling with your boots, you
could disassemble to optimize the space in the
bag, but it is not necessary. Avoid tearing the
hoses when you disassemble by holding the pins
to pull up (figure 3).
FIGURE 2
FIGURE 3
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QUICK START GUIDE RECOVERY MODES
Before using
Please check the battery power by pressing green power button - to try
starting up the pump; if it could not start up, it means the pump is out of
battery, please use charger to charge for it.
ONLY use original charger or charger of correct output
DC 12.6V 2A to charge the pump to avoid damage.
Connecting the pump
Please ensure the hoses are plugged in and running upwards (from foot
to thigh). When connecting the the pump, ensure the “arrow” is pointing
up to ensure correct chamber sequencing (figure 1).
FIGURE 1
Getting started
1. Securely connect air hose to cuffs.
2. Securely connect the main plug of air hose to pump.
3. Put on the cuffs comfortably.
4. Press the power button - to make the pump on standby mode.
5. Set the desired time by choosing the (+) or ( - ) buttons. Time
range is 5 - 99 minutes. Default is 30 minutes. When the time
runs out, the pump will automatically shut off and remain on
standby mode.
6. Set the desired pressure level by pushing the (+) or ( - ).
1 - 4= 30 - 90mmHg; 5 - 8 = 100 - 160mmHg
9 - 12 = 170 - 200mmHg; 13 - 16 = 210 - 240mmHg
7. Select the desired recovery mode by pushing and of the letter
( A, B, C, D ).
8. De-select any area’s/chambers you wish to avoid in your
recovery.
9. Press the start/pause button to begin the recovery.
ABC4 D
1 2 345 6
A:
In this mode, only a single chamber is inflated at a time. Starting from the chamber 1
and working up to the chamber 6 . Then the cycle repeats.
B:
In this mode, the chamber 1 stays inflated. It gradually adds a chamber until all
six chambers are filled with air. Then the cycle repeats.
D:
In this mode, all chambers inflates together, and deflates together.
1 2 3 4 5 6
1 2 3 4 5 6
PULSE
1 2 3 4 5 6
C:
In this mode, chamber 1 inflates & deflates 4 times, then holds pressure;
next chamber 2 inflates & deflates 4 times, chamber 1 2 hold pressure;
chamber 3 inflates & deflates 4 times, chamber 2 3 hold pressure, chamber 1 deflates;
1 2 3 4 5 6
chamber 4 inflates & deflates 4 times, chamber 3 4 hold pressure, chamber 2 deflates;
w orking as this way up to chamber 6 . Then the cycle repeats.
Note Under this mode for the FIRST CYCLE it works as mode B to warm up;
from the 2nd cycle on
it
works as PULSE mode C.
Then the cycle repeats.