Safety Information; Notes On Batteries - Dexford RCT200 Operating Manual

Introduction
This device serves as a radio controlled clock with alarm function and temperature display. Its compact size
means it can easily be taken on journeys and the time zone function enables quick adjustment to new time
zones.

Safety information

1. Read this operating manual thoroughly before putting the clock into operation.
2. If the device is transferred to others, this operating manual must be handed over with it.
3. The device complies with all technical standards and applicable safety requirements for electrical
devices.
4. The manufacturer is not deemed liable for damage resulting from improper use or failure to observe
information in this manual.
5. Keep the device out of reach of children.
6. Children and persons who lack knowledge or experience of handling such devices or who have
restricted physical, sensory or mental capabilities must not use the device without supervision or
instruction from persons responsible for their safety.
7. Children must be supervised to ensure they do not play with the device.
8. The device may only be used in temperate climate zones; avoid tropical and extremely damp climates.
9. NEVER IMMERSE THE DEVICE IN WATER. RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK!
10. The device must never be used near a bathtub or shower or a sink filled with water.
11. If the device should fall into water, have it checked by a specialist before putting it into operation again.
12. Protect the device from contact with any liquids, including spray and moist conditions. Pay particular
attention that no liquids enter into the openings in the device.
13. Do not expose the device to direct sunlight. Do not use the device directly beside sources of heat, such
as an oven or cooking range.
14. Do not place objects with an open flame, e.g. candles, in the direct vicinity of the device.
15. Do not place objects filled with water, e.g. vases, in the direct vicinity of the device.
16. Do not expose batteries to extreme heat, such as direct sunlight, fire, etc.
17. Please dispose of used batteries ecologically and according to applicable legal regulations.
18. Do not use the device if it is damaged. To prevent risks, defective components may only be replaced by
the manufacturer, their service personnel or similarly authorised persons.
19. Do not open the device. Never attempt to repair the device yourself. Repairs may only be completed by
persons with the necessary skills.
20. Do not cover the sensor opening (17) on the rear side of the device.
21. Do not let the device fall, do not allow any liquids or objects to get into the inside of the device.
Risk of suffocation! Keep all packaging material out of reach of children.

Notes on batteries

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Only use batteries of the highest quality. Batteries of an inferior quality could cause equipment damage
through leaking.
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If batteries should leak, clean the battery compartment with a cloth and dispose of it according to the
legal requirements. Avoid battery acid coming into contact with the skin and eyes. If battery acid does
come into contact with the eyes, rinse them thoroughly with lots of water and seek medical attention
immediately. If battery acid comes into contact with the skin, wash the area thoroughly with soap and
water.
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If the device will remain out of operation for a longer period, remove the battery because the device
could be damaged should the battery leak. Change the battery when the power deteriorates.
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Batteries are very dangerous if swallowed. Keep batteries and the device out of reach of children. If
batteries are swallowed, seek medical attention immediately.
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Batteries must not be recharged, reactivated or disassembled by any means, thrown into a fire or short
circuited.
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