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MIKO YOISHO - Specific Usage Precautions

MIKO YOISHO
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If you have a medical condition like diabetes, suer from blood clots, recently
had surgery and/or are pregnant, consult your doctor before using the unit.
Do not use the massager for any purpose other than massage.
Keep out of reach of children.
Do not use the massager if some parts are missing.
Do not insert any metal objects inside the massager. This may result in
electric shock
Do not stand inside the unit and apply excessive pressure to the
massager. This may signicantly slow down or stop the motor, causing the
unit to overheat.
Do not fall asleep using the massager.
Do not cover the massager during operation, this may result in
overheating of the unit.
Do not unplug the massager from the electrical outlet during operation.
This may result in injury. Turn o the unit from the control panel rst, then
unplug it from the outlet.
Due to risk of electric shock do not place wet legs and feet inside the unit.
Do not use the massager in the bathroom where you might come in
contact with water.
Prior to use make sure that your voltage corresponds with the voltage of
the massager.
Do not pull on the power cord when disconnecting from the electrical
outlet, hold the plug when disconnecting.
Due to risk of electric shock, do not handle the plug and cord with wet
hands.
Do not wrap cord around the unit as it may damage the cord and result in
electric shock or re.
Do not place power cord under the massager or any heavy object.
Do not operate the massager with a damaged cord, do not try to x it
yourself. Contact MIKO for repair.
If you experience any discomfort while using the massager, press the
“Power button” to turn the unit o.
Some users may experience feet itching during and aer the massage.
This happens as a result of improved blood circulation and is ok.

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