What to do if Sportec Compex FIT 1.0 stimulation doesn't feel normal?
If the stimulation from your Sportec Fitness Equipment doesn't feel as it usually does, first ensure that all settings are correct and that the electrodes are properly positioned. If the issue persists, try slightly changing the position of the electrodes.
Why does Sportec Compex FIT 1.0 stimulation cause discomfort?
Discomfort during stimulation with your Sportec Fitness Equipment can occur if the electrodes are worn and need replacement, as they may have lost their adhesive capacity, resulting in poor contact with the skin. Also, try slightly changing the position of the electrodes.
How to fix electrode fault on Sportec Compex FIT 1.0?
To address an electrode fault on your Sportec Fitness Equipment, first check that the electrodes are correctly connected to the appropriate channel. If the electrodes are old, worn, or making poor contact, try replacing them with new ones. As an additional step, test the stimulation cable on a different channel; if the cable remains faulty, it should be replaced.
What to do if the Sportec Fitness Equipment battery is very flat?
If your Sportec Fitness Equipment indicates that the battery is very flat, switch off the device and connect the charger. If the battery is extremely flat, a recovery cycle will automatically begin, lasting for approximately 2 minutes.
How to maintain Sportec Fitness Equipment battery?
To maintain your Sportec Fitness Equipment battery, it's highly recommended to perform a charge/discharge cycle. You can initiate this cycle by pressing the channel 4 button, and it may take up to 12 hours to complete. If the battery is faulty, it must be replaced.
Explains how electrostimulation mimics voluntary muscle contraction using electrical signals.
Explains how sensory nerves are stimulated for pain relief and endorphin production.
Lists advantages like muscle improvement, no fatigue, and reduced joint stress.
Probes muscle group to adjust settings based on physiology before starting a session.
Limits unwanted contractions in painful areas by automatically reducing intensity if contraction is detected.
Indicates ideal intensity range for recovery, massage, or pain relief programs.
Lists package components and details the physical parts and buttons of the Compex stimulator.
Guides battery insertion, connections, charger use, and preliminary settings like language.
Covers choosing categories, selecting programs, using MI-SCAN, adjusting intensity, and managing progression.
Explains the end-of-session screen, battery level display, and charging procedures.
Solutions for issues related to electrode connection and performance.
Addresses problems with stimulation sensation and user discomfort, often related to electrodes.
Guidance for when the stimulator is not working or the battery is critically low.
Information on the product guarantee, general cleaning, storage, transport, and disposal.
Details on battery, service life, channels, pulse characteristics, and intensity adjustments.
Information on the device's compliance with EMC standards and potential interference.
Details compliance with emission standards and guidance for electromagnetic environment and immunity.
General| Product Type | Muscle Stimulator |
|---|---|
| Number of Programs | 10 |
| Type | Portable |
| Battery | Rechargeable |
| Water Resistance | No |
| Number of Channels | 4 |
| Sport | Fitness |
| Programs | Recovery |
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