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2. Safety instructions!
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Never leave the appliance to charge unsupervised.
Batteries become hot once they are fully charged.
Overcharged or faulty batteries can overheat and
explode.
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Never touch batteries when they are hot – they might
explode while they are being taken out. First discon-
nect the appliance from the power supply and allow
the batteries to cool before taking them out.
•
Never expose the appliance to other sources of heat,
such as direct sunshine or heaters. This will prevent
the batteries from overheating prematurely.
•
Set up the appliance in dry rooms only, never in humid
areas. Otherwise there could be danger of death from
electric shock.
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If the appliance is not working or is damaged, it should
no longer be used. Have it repaired by customer service.
•
If the power cord is damaged: The power cord cannot
be repaired – have it replaced by customer service
before using the appliance again.
•
Never open the casing, there are no operating
elements inside. Warning! Risk of accident!
•
Do not allow children or elderly persons to play with
the appliance unsupervised, since these are not always
able to assess the dangers correctly. Batteries can
represent a considerable danger for children, who
might put the batteries in their mouth (they contain
poisonous heavy metals), or short-circuit them while
playing with them.
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