Safety Instructions - 4MOMS Spout Cover Manual

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Please read these instructions carefully before use and keep
them for future reference. For your child's safety, please make
sure anyone else using the Spout Cover reads and understands
these instructions before using it as well.
WARNING - DROWNING HAZARD
To prevent scalding or drowning, never leave child
unattended in bathtub. Discontinue use of this product
if it becomes damaged, broken, or disassembled.
• For maximum safety, it is recommended that your home's
hot water heater be set at a temperature no higher than
120 ºF (49 ºC) at the faucet, as recommended by the Ameri
can Academy of Pediatrics.
• To prevent scalding, drowning or other accidents, never
leave child unattended in the Tub.
ALWAYS
keep infants within adult's reach.
• This product does not protect against drowning and is no
substitute for adult supervision.
• This product has a built-in thermometer that is intended to
display only the temperature of the water coming out of the
faucet. It is not intended to be used as a medical
thermometer. It does not control the temperature of the
water, and will not operate properly if the Sensor is not in
contact with running water.
• We recommend that you always check the water
temperature with your hand as an added precaution.
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• We recommend that you always check the water tem
perature with your hand as an added precaution.
• For proper operation and safety, check regularly to
make sure water temperature sensor (at the bottom
of cover) is in constant contact with running water
during use - PRODUCT WILL NOT OPERATE PROPERLY IF
SENSOR IS NOT IN CONTACT WITH RUNNING WATER.
• If you see the message Err on the LCD, Sensor has
malfunctioned. Discontinue use and contact 4moms
Customer Support.
NEVER
allow other children to substitute for adult supervision.
Infants can drown in as little as 1 inch (2.5 cm) of water.
ALWAYS
bathe your infant in as little water as necessary.
BATTERY WARNING
• Use only AAA batteries.
• Do not mix old and new batteries.
• Remove batteries when product is stored
for long periods of time or when batteries
are no longer functioning properly.
• Dispose of exhausted batteries properly.
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