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Instructions for Use
Caution!
•
Leaking or damaged batteries can be in contact with skin
may cause burns. In this case, use suitable protective gloves. Clean
the battery compartment with a dry cloth.
•
Normal batteries must not be recharged, heated or thrown
into a fire (Risk of explosion!).
Important notice for disposal:
Batteries may contain toxic substances that are hazardous to
health and the environment.
• Dispose of batteries in accordance with applicable regulatory
requirements. Do not throw the batteries in your household
rubbish.
This sign is found on batteries containing pollutants:
Pb = battery contains lead Cd =
Battery contains cadmium Hg =
battery contains mercury
Setting up the
instrument
•
The location must not be in areas of high humidity,
such as Kitchen or sauna, are chosen because precipitation of
water can cause damage to the device. The device is intended
for use in dry conditions and in a temperate climate and should
not be exposed to dripping or splashing.
•
Set the unit on in the vicinity of heat sources such as
radiators. Avoid direct sunlight and places with excessive dust.
•
Not install the appliance near devices that generate
strong magnetic fields (eg motors, loudspeakers, transformers).
•
The instrument does not lie in a closed, parked car in
the sun, otherwise can deform the case.
•
. Set the machine on a firm, secure and horizontal
ground Ensure good ventilation.
•
The ventilation slots on the backplane and the sides
must not be blocked. You may not be covered by curtains,
blankets or newspapers.
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