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iHelp Alarm does not represent that the iHelp+™ is waterproof. It is, however, water resistant.
The iHelp+™ unit should NEVER be opened. Attempting to open the iHelp+™ unit for any reason may
cause permanent damage to the unit or prevent it from functioning properly, and will completely void
its warranty.
Based on its operating frequency, iHelp+™ should not interfere with pacemakers or common household
appliances, bathtubs, bathrooms, etc., as electrical damage personal injury and property damage,
personal injury, and property damage could occur.
No other power source may be used for this product other than the one specifically supplied by iHelp
Alarm. Use of any other power source will void all warranties, and could also damage your unit and
cause serious safety issues including personal injury, property damage, and cause the unit to
malfunction resulting in the failure to obtain medical attention.
The iHelp+™ should be unplugged from an electrical outlet before attempting to clean it. A damp, soft
cloth can be used to clean/wipe down the unit if it becomes dirty. No liquids or cleaners can be used for
cleaning or the warranty will be voided.
If damage does occur to your unit, do not attempt to repair it. Please return the entire unit, postage
paid, to your local dealer for warranty service or replacement as stipulated in the warranty section of
this manual.
Please use a lanyard with a break-away cord, like the one supplied with your iHelp+™ unit. By using a
lanyard that doesn't have a break-away cord, you run the risk of choking, including the possibility of
serious injury. The lanyard can get entangled on wheelchairs, walkers, bed with guard rails, jewelry,
clothes, or other objects that could entangle with a neck cord.
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NOTE：
Changes and modifications not approved by the responsible party could void the user's authority to oper
ate the equipment.