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1. Items included in the package

Check that the device packaging has not been tampered with and make sure that all contents are present. Before 

use, ensure that there is no visible damage to the device or accessories and that all packaging material has been 

removed. If you have any doubts, do not use the device and contact your retailer or the specified Customer Services 

address.

1 x Shiatsu foot massager 

1 x These operating instructions

2. Explanation of symbols

The following symbols are used in the operating instructions and on the type plate:

WARNING  

Warning instruction indicating a risk of injury or damage to health.

IMPORTANT 

Safety note regarding potential for damage to the device/accessories

Note 

Note on important information.

The unit is double-protected and thus corresponds to protection class 2. 

Read the instructions for use

Only use indoors.

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PAP

Dispose of packaging in an environmentally friendly manner

Please dispose of the device in accordance with EC Directive – WEEE (Waste Electrical and 

Electronic Equipment).

Manufacturer

This product satisfies the requirements of the applicable European and national directives.

Certification symbol for products that are exported to the Russian Federation and members 

of the CIS

3. About Shiatsu massage

Shiatsu is a form of body massage which was originally developed in Japan around 100 years ago. It is based 

on ideas anchored in traditional Chinese medicine, in particular the meridian system, i.e. the paths in the human 

body along which energy is conveyed.

The aim of any Shiatsu massage is to promote the physical, emotional and mental wellbeing of the person being 

treated. To do this, energy blocks and bottlenecks in the meridians need to be dissolved and the self-regulating 

ability of the body needs to be stimulated.

Shiatsu therapists achieve this by exercising pressure in flowing movements along the meridians. Although Shi-

atsu can be literally translated as “finger pressure”, practitioners also use the heels of their hands, their elbows 

and knees as well as their fingers. In the process, the therapist will use his or her full body weight in order to 

generate the required pressure.