2. WHAT YOU GET IN THE BOX ................3 3. SETTING UP THE ASTRIC DRY-BED ..............4 4. TESTING THE ASTRIC DRY-BED ............... 5 5. INTRODUCING YOUR CHILD TO THE ASTRIC DRY-BED ........6 6. MAKING THE BED ..................7 7. PREPARING YOUR CHILD FOR BED ..............8 8.
1. BEFORE YOU START The Alarm has been designed to wake the child when they wet. As the use of the Astric Dry-Bed continues the child becomes trained to wake when the bladder is full. This training creates the connection between the brain and the bladder that exists in those that do not suffer from bedwetting.
Simply plugging in the Detector Pad to the Alarm Unit makes the system ready for use. Familiarise yourself with the settings on the Dry-Bed. There are 3 volume settings that can be chosen using the volume slider button. We recommend choosing the loudest setting.
4. TESTING THE ASTRIC DRY-BED Once set up, the Astric Dry-Bed can be tested by pressing a clean damp cloth onto the Detector Pad circuit. This will make the alarm sound. The alarm sounds because moisture on the Detector Pad completes the circuit in the same way urine would.
Top cover of either duvet or top sheet and blankets. We recommend that your child does not wear any underpants or pyjama bottoms when using the Astric Dry-Bed. Please try to avoid your child getting too hot at night as excess sweat will...
7. PREPARING YOUR CHILD FOR BED You should NOT restrict your child’s fluid intake either during the day or in the evening before bedtime. If your child is thirsty, they should drink. The process being used to cure the child trains their brain to be able to control their bladder as they do during the day and to wake up at night when the bladder is full.
8. FALSE ALARMS AND HOW TO AVOID THEM If the bed is not made as per the recommended approach, false alarms may occur. False alarms can occur for 2 reasons:- 1. The Detector Pad has not been cleaned properly and has urine residue and/or sweat on it.
9. WHAT TO DO WHEN THE CHILD WETS When your child wets, the alarm will go off. Your child should turn the alarm off and go to the toilet. If they do not wake of their own accord, it is important that you intervene to waken them.
10. USING THE PROGRESS CHART Each morning you and your child should complete the progress chart together, recording whether a night was dry, slightly wet or very wet. After 4 weeks of use, review progress and track whether the number of dry nights have increased or the number of slightly wet or very wet nights have decreased.
Changing The Batteries The Astric Dry-Bed takes very little power and batteries will last a long time. When it is time to change batteries, remove the battery cover from the bottom of the Alarm Unit and replace the batteries.
Ensure the Detector Pad is connected to the Alarm Unit. o Test the Astric Dry-Bed by connecting the Alarm Unit and Detector Pad and placing a damp cloth across the circuit close to the end where the wire is as per section 4 ‘TESTING THE ASTRIC DRY-BED’.
13. WARRANTY o The Astric Dry-Bed Alarm Unit comes with a 1 year warranty against manufacturers defects in materials and workmanship and against breakage or failure under normal use. o The Astric Detector Pad comes with a 3 month warranty against manufacturers defects in materials and workmanship and against breakage or failure under normal use.
14. CUSTOMER SERVICES Our website has a number of videos designed to show you how to use the Astric Dry-Bed. Our customer service team are also on hand to provide any product support required throughout the cure process. You can contact our...
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