Battery Warning - CAPIDI CAP388B User Manual

BATTERY WARNING

• When the battery warning is heard, the smoke detector should be
replaced. The battery lasts for the entire lifetime of the smoke detector
(ten years) and cannot be replaced.
• When the battery begins to lose power, a beep is heard about once
every 20 minutes, and the indicator light flashes about once every 4
seconds. When one device emits a low battery warning, the other
paired devices beep once every 4 hours. In order to establish which
device is emitting the warning, check which one is flashing every 4
seconds. A device begins to emit a low battery warning at least 30
days before the battery is entirely depleted.
GUARANTEE
CAPiDi smoke detectors have a guarantee period of five years from the
date of purchase. The guarantee covers defects in materials and manu-
facturing which arise in the course of normal use. Capidi AB is not obli-
ged to repair or replace parts which are shown to be in need of repair as
a result of careless use or modifications made after the purchase date.
The company's liability to the customer will under no circumstances
exceed the cost of replacing the smoke detector, and under no circum-
stances will the company be liable for any loss or damage resulting from
faults in the smoke detector. Capidi AB will not be liable for any personal
injury or damage to property, or other particular accidental or indirect
damage whatsoever, resulting from a fire. The only indemnity in
connection with the limited guarantee contained herein is the repair or
replacement of the smoke detector by Capidi AB. Under no circumstan-
ces will Capidi AB's liability for any other indemnity provided for by law
exceed the purchase price. Your smoke detector is not a substitute for
property insurance, damage insurance, life insurance or any other form
of insurance. Acquisition of appropriate protection is your responsibility.
Consult your insurance company. This does not affect your legal rights.
RECYCLING
Electrical products must not be disposed of together with ordinary hous-
ehold waste. Take the product to a recycling centre.
Check with your local authority or retailer for information
about recycling. New regulations promote the recycling of
electrical and electronic equipment (the European 'WEEE
directive', which came into force in August 2005).
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