Ice Compression
Machine & Wrap
Step-by-step instructions
Setup & Filling
Remove From Bag
Remove the machine and wrap from the carry bag provided.
Open the Tank
Open the lid of the water and ice tank.
Fill With Ice & Water
Fill the tank first with ice up to the designated line, then add water above the minimum line.
Close the Tank
Close the lid of the water and ice tank.
Connect the Tubing
Connect the tubing to the unit and to the wrap of your choice.
Powering On & Settings
Power On
Insert the power source. Press and hold the on/off button for 5 seconds — a welcome message will light up on screen.
Choose Time & Pressure
Select your cycle time (20, 40, or 60 minutes) and pressure level (High, Mid, or Low). Use + to increase and − to decrease, and view the water temperature on screen.
Wrap & Start
Strap the wrap to the area you want to treat, then press the play/pause button to start the cycle.
Wrap Placement Guide
Knee
Back / Hip
Shoulder
Foot / Ankle
Full Leg
In Use
Quick-Reference Settings
Temperature Guide
| Reading | Guidance |
|---|---|
| 6–15°C | Recommended range |
| Below 12°C | Use a barrier (tubigrip, leggings, etc.) |
Cycle & Pressure Guide
| Setting | Options |
|---|---|
| Cycle time | 20 / 40 / 60 minutes |
| Pressure | High / Mid / Low |
General Instructions
- It is recommended that you use the machine for up to 4 sessions a day for the most effective recovery. The ideal session length is 20–40 minutes, with a minimum of 2 hours between sessions.
- The recommended temperature for best recovery is between 6–15°C. If the temperature displayed is below 12°C, use a suitable barrier between your skin and the wrap (e.g. tubigrip, leggings).
- Common practice is to use the low compression setting for the first 24–48 hours after surgery, increasing to medium–high settings after this period.
- Always follow the guidelines provided by your healthcare provider. This information does not constitute medical advice.