Philips HF3462/30 Instruction Manual page 8

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These settings correspond to light intensity levels of 100 to 00 lux. The correct setting
depends on your light sensitivity and will have to be determined by yourself. It is possible to
select a higher or lower setting. See chapter 'Using the appliance' for more details. If light
level 0 of the HF51 is not high enough, we advise you to move the appliance closer to the
bed.
If you wake up too early or with a headache, reduce the light level.
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If you share a bedroom with someone else, this person may unintentionally wake up from the
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light of the appliance, even though this person is further removed from the appliance. This
phenomenon is the result of differences in light sensitivity between people.
If you start having trouble waking up again, this is possibly due to a decrease in the lamp's
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light output that occurs after some time. In that case, you can increase the light level or
replace the lamp.
Consult your doctor before you start using the Philips Wake-up Light if you have suffered
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from or are suffering from a serious depression.
Do not use this appliance as a means to reduce your hours of sleep. The purpose of this
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appliance is to help you wake up more easily. It does not diminish your need for sleep.
Always replace the lamp with a Philips 75W E27 SOFTONE softwhite 230V T55 (HF3451) or
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a Philips 100W E27 SOFTONE softwhite 230V T55 lamp (HF3462, HF3461).
The appliance has no on/off switch. To disconnect the appliance from the mains, remove the
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plug from the wall socket.
If the appliance is used in an industrial area and/or near a power station, it may occur that,
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under certain circumstances, the lamp goes off after it has come on. This does not have an
adverse or harmful effect on the safe functioning of the appliance the next time it is used.
Electromagnetic fields (EMF)
This Philips appliance complies with all standards regarding electromagnetic fields (EMF). If handled
properly and according to the instructions in this user manual, the appliance is safe to use based on
scientific evidence available today.
preparing for use
installation
1 Before first use, open the hatch in the back of the appliance (see chapter 'Replacement') and
screw the lamp into the lamp holder.
 Place the appliance at 0-50cm from your head, for example on a bedside table (Fig. 5).
 Put the plug in the wall socket.
The time on the display starts to blink and arrows appear above and below the time to
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indicate that the clock time has to be set (Fig. 6).
Note: If the display doesn't light up after you have plugged in the appliance, press the reset button on the
bottom of the appliance.
setting the clock time
1 Use the ^ and the % buttons to set the time.
 Hold the button down longer to put the time forward or backward more quickly.
Note: After you have set the time for the first time, you have to press the 'set time' button before you can
adjust the time again. The time on the display starts to blink and arrows appear above and below the
time to indicate that the clock time can be set.
 When you have set the correct time, press the 'set time' button to confirm the time (Fig. 7).
The time on the display stops blinking and the arrows disappear.
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