Genie 120B Operating Instructions Manual page 5

UK
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
The operating manual represents a component part of the device. It contains important information regarding safety, use
and disposal. Familiarize yourself with all the operating and safety information before starting to use the device. Only use
the device as described and for the purpose for which it is intended. Hand over all the documents with the device if it is
transferred to third parties.
SAFETY
Please read the following safety instructions. The manufacturer assumes no liability for damage arising from failure to
observe these safety instructions. Keep this manual together with the calculator for later reference and pass it on with the
product.
Calculator
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This product is not a toy. Children could injure each other or themselves when playing with the calculator; they
could break off and swallow small parts such as keys or damage the display.
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Keep the calculator away from water. Moisture or liquids can damage the calculator.
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Avoid dropping the product or exposing it to shocks. Pressure can damage the calculator irreparably, for example,
by carrying it around in a tight trouser pocket.
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Never subject the calculator to direct sunlight and protect it from dust.
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The calculator should only be opened for disposal purposes or in order to replace the battery.
Safety information regarding handling
Warning! Risk of suffocation through batteries.
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Keep batteries out of reach of children.
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Seek medical attention immediately if one is swallowed.
Caution! There are different risks involved when dealing with batteries.
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Never attempt to recharge standard batteries, never short circuit batteries and/or open batteries. Doing so leads
to a potential risk of overheating, fire or explosion.
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Improper handling of batteries/rechargeable batteries can endanger your health and the environment.
Batteries/rechargeable batteries may contain toxic and environmentally harmful heavy metals (Cd = cadmium, Hg
= mercury, Pb = lead). Therefore, hand in used batteries at a municipal collection point. Therefore, separate
disposal and recycling of spent batteries is essential for the environment and health.
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Ensure the connection terminals are not short-circuited.
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Never throw batteries into a fire or water.
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Never expose batteries to any mechanical loads.
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Leaking batteries could cause damage to the device. If a battery should start to leak, remove it from the device
immediately to prevent any further damage. Take the utmost care when handling damaged or leaking batteries
and always wear protective gloves.
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Avoid any contact with the skin, eyes and mucous membranes. Rinse any parts of the body which have come into
contact with battery acid with plenty of clean water and contact a doctor immediately. Avoid extreme conditions
and temperatures which could affect the batteries, e.g. by placing them on radiators or exposing them to direct
sunlight.
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Only use batteries of the type specified.
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Never use batteries of different types or new and old batteries together.
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Ensure batteries are inserted with the correct polarity.
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If the device will not be used for a longer period, switch the device off and remove the batteries.
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Remove empty batteries from the device and dispose of them according to the applicable directives.
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The batteries must be removed from the device before its disposal.
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You are legally obliged to dispose of batteries at your dealer or at the collection points provided by the
responsible waste disposal authority.
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