Advertisement
Available languages
Available languages
Your Dynamo Pocket Flashlight consists of
these parts:
1. LED light (3 pieces)
2. On/Off switch
3 Slide for securing the drive lever
4. Drive lever
5. Dynamo with storage battery
6 Carrying strap
7 Casing
What you must know
Your pocket flashlight has a built-in dynamo (5).
You are probably familiar with something like this
from your bicycle. There, the wheel drives the dy-
namo, and electricity is produced. This way, you
don't need any batteries or a plug for a power outlet
in order to have light for your bicycle. That is quite
practical, when you're out and about ... and it helps
protect the environment, too.
Your Dynamo pocket flashlight works in exactly the
same way. The dynamo is just started up a bit dif-
ferently. You operate it with your hand, by pressing
12
on the drive lever (4). But I'll explain that to you in
more detail later.
The pocket flashlight's dynamo also has a storage
battery that can store electricity, so that you won't
have to push the entire time in order to have light.
Generating power and turning on the light
Slide the slide for securing the drive lever (3) with
your thumbs backwards – in the direction of the ar-
row. Then the drive lever (4) will pop down out of
the casing (7). Now, if you press firmly on the drive
lever, the LED-light will illuminate for a moment. At
the same time, you've stored power in the storage
battery.
IMPORTANT: When using the drive lever (4), you
may not move the slide for securing (3) backward,
against the direction of the arrow.
Otherwise, the securing mechanism could be da-
maged. Next, push the On/Off switch (2) ahead,
in the direction of the arrow. The light will now be
illuminated until you push back the switch.
Advertisement
