Auriol 4-LD5641 Parts list manual

IAN 354196_2010
RADIO
-
CONTROLLED WEATHER
STATION
Art.-Nr.: 4-LD5641
RADIO-CONTROLLED WEATHER STATION
Usage and safety instructions
RÁDIÓVEZÉRELT IDŐJÁRÁSÁLLOMÁS
Istruzioni per l so e per la sicurezza
RADIJS O VODENA VREMENS A POSTAJA
Navodilo za uporabo in varnostno navodilo
BEZDRÁTOVÁ METEOSTANICE
Návod k obsluze a bezpečnostní upozornění
METEOSTANICA
Pokyny pre obsluhu a bezpečnostné pokyny
FUN -WETTERSTATION
Bedienungs- und Sicherheitshinweise

Usage and safety instructions ............................................. - 1 -
Használati és biztonsági tanácsok .................................. - 20 -
Navodilo za uporabo in varnostno navodilo ................ - 40 -
Návod k obsluze a bezpečnostní upozornění ............... - 58 -
Pokyny pre obsluhu a bezpečnostné pokyny ................. - 76 -
Bedienungs- und Sicherheitshinweise .......... - 95 -

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Usage and safety instructions
Table of contents
Table of contents .................................................................................... - 1 -
Introduction ............................................................................................ - 3 -
Intended use ........................................................................................... - 3 -
Scope of delivery ................................................................................... - 3 -
Specifications ......................................................................................... - 3 -
Weather station ............................................................................... - 3 -
Outdoor sensor ................................................................................ - 4 -
Important safety information ................................................................. - 5 -
Important safety information for users .................................................. - 5 -
Important safety information for the batteries ...................................... - 5 -
Display of the weather station .............................................................. - 6 -
Weather station controls ....................................................................... - 7 -
Outdoor sensor ...................................................................................... - 8 -
Securely placing or mounting the weather station .............................. - 8 -
Securely placing or mounting the outdoor sensor .............................. - 9 -
Setup ....................................................................................................... - 9 -
Time zone adjustment ......................................................................... - 10 -
Reception problems ............................................................................ - 10 -
Switch the DCF77 radio time signal reception on or off ................. - 11 -
Speed setting ....................................................................................... - 11 -
Basic settings ....................................................................................... - 11 -
Light ...................................................................................................... - 12 -
12/24-hour time format .................................................................... - 12 -
Alarm ................................................................................................... - 12 -
Snooze (SNOOZE) ............................................................................ - 12 -
Temperature unit ................................................................................. - 12 -
Trends .................................................................................................. - 13 -
Maximum and minimum values ......................................................... - 13 -
Battery level indicator ......................................................................... - 13 -
Channel setting for sensors 1-3 ......................................................... - 13 -
Get sensor data .................................................................................. - 14 -
Naming the sensors ............................................................................ - 14 -
Setting pre-set names ................................................................... - 14 -
Setting custom names ................................................................... - 14 -
Reset (RESET) ...................................................................................... - 15 -
Cleaning instructions........................................................................... - 15 -
Storage ................................................................................................ - 15 -
Simplified EU declaration of conformity ........................................... - 15 -
Disposal ............................................................................................... - 15 -
Disposal of the electronic device ................................................ - 15 -

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Battery disposal ............................................................................ - 16 -
Recycling ....................................................................................... - 17 -
Waste disposal ............................................................................. - 17 -
digi-tech gmbh warranty .................................................................... - 17 -
Warranty conditions ........................................................................... - 17 -
Warranty period and defects liability ............................................... - 17 -
Scope of the warranty ........................................................................ - 17 -
Warranty claim procedure ................................................................ - 18 -
Service ................................................................................................. - 18 -
Supplier ............................................................................................... - 19 -

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RADIO-CONTROLLED WEATHER STATION
Introduction
Congratulations on the purchase of your new weather station. You
have chosen a high quality product. The instruction manual is part of
the product- it contains important information about safety, use and
disposal. Read the manual with all usage and safety notes before using
the weather station. Only use the weather station in the intended way
and for the intended applications. If the weather station is given to
someone else, include all documentation with the weather station.
Please keep the packaging and the instruction manual for future
reference.
Intended use
This electronic appliance is intended for time display and the described
additional features. Any other use or modification of the electronic
appliance does not comply with the intended uses. The manufacturer is
not liable for damages caused by improper use or misuse. The device
is not intended for commercial use.
Scope of delivery
Note: Please check the scope of delivery after
purchase. Make sure that all parts are present and not
defective. If the delivery is incomplete and/or parts are
damaged, do not use the weather station. Contact the
service department (see Warranty case processing ).
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 1 x Weather station
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 3 x Battery 1.5 V AAA LR03
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 3 x Sensors for indoor or outdoor use
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 6 x Batteries 1.5 V AAA LR03
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 4 x Anchor/dowel
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 4 x Screws
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 1 x Instruction manual
Specifications
Weather station
 DCF77 radio time signal
 Measuring range/temperature: 0 - 50 °C
 Temperature display/tolerance:
+/- 1 °C (0 - 40 °C); +/- 1,5 °C (40 - 50 °C)
 Measuring range/humidity: 20 - 95 %
 Humidity display/tolerance:
+/- 5 % (30 - 80 %); +/- 8 % (20 - 30 %, 80 - 95 %)
 Dimensions: approx. 10,9 x 11,9 x 2,5 cm
 Weight: approx. 168 g (excl. batteries)
 Battery: 3 x 1.5 V AAA R03/LR03

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Outdoor sensor
 Measuring range/temperature: -20 - 50 °C
 Temperature display/tolerance:
+/- 1 °C (0 - 40 °C); +/- 2 °C (-20 - 0 °C, 40 - 50 °C)
 Measuring range/humidity: 20 - 95 %
 Humidity display/tolerance:
+/- 5 % (30 - 80 %); +/- 8 % (20 - 30 %, 80 - 95 %)
 Range: max. 100 m
 Frequency: 433 MHz
 Transmission power: 0.024 W
 Protection offered by the case (outdoor sensor):
IPX4 (Water resistant according to IEC norm 60529)
 Dimensions: approx. 9,6 x 5,0 x 3,0 cm
 Weight: approx. 46 g (excl. batteries)
 Battery: 2 x 1,5 V AAA R03/LR03
- Symbol for direct voltage

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Important safety information
Important safety information for users
WARNING! RIS OF INJURY!
This device may be used by persons (including children over 8 years of
age) with reduced physical, sensory or mental abilities or lack of
experience and knowledge, if they are supervised or instructed
regarding the safe use of the device and understand the dangers that
may arise. Children may not play with the device. Cleaning and user
maintenance of the device may not be performed by children without
supervision. Keep packaging films out of the hands of children. There is
a danger of suffocation.
Important safety information for the batteries
WARNING! HEALTH HAZARD!
RIS OF EXPLOSION!
Keep new and old batteries/rechargeable batteries out of reach of
small children. If a battery/rechargeable battery is swallowed,
medical help must be obtained immediately.
The batteries/rechargeable batteries must always be inserted with the
correct polarity. Clean the battery and device contacts beforehand if
necessary. Do not attempt to recharge, short-circuit, or open the
batteries/rechargeable batteries. Never heat the
batteries/rechargeable batteries to recharge them. Do not
expose the batteries to excessive heat such as sunshine, fire
or the like. There is an increased risk of leakage! Never throw
batteries/rechargeable batteries into fire, as they can explode.
Improper use of the batteries/rechargeable batteries poses a risk of
explosion and leakage of the battery fluid.
If the batteries/rechargeable batteries should leak, avoid contact with
skin, eyes and mucous membranes. Use gloves. In the event of contact
with battery fluid, immediately rinse the affected areas with plenty of
clean water and consult a doctor immediately. Remove exhausted
batteries/rechargeable batteries from the device immediately, there is
an increased risk of leakage.

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Display of the weather station
1 Display 2 Time display
3 SNOOZE-symbol 4 SNOOZE/LIGHT-button
5 Radio wave symbol 6 Radio tower symbol
7 Bell symbol 8 Day of the week
9 Date (day/month/year) 10 Station trend symbol
11 Station humidity display 12
MAX/MIN-symbol
sensors 1, 2, 3
13 Battery level indicator
sensors 1, 2, 3 14
Humidity display
sensors 1, 2, 3
15 Temperature display
sensors 1, 2, 3 16
Room name
sensors 1, 2, 3
17 Reception and channel
sensors 1, 2, 3 18
Station battery level
indicator
19 Station MAX/MIN-
symbol 20
Station icon
21 Station temperature
display 22
AM/PM-symbol

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Weather station controls
23 Hole for wall mounting 24 RESET-button
25 up-button 26
down-button/RCC
OFF
27 Battery compartment 28 Folding stand
29 Ventilation slots 30 ROOM-1-3-buttons
31 ALM-button / alarm 32 SET-button
33 Buzzer

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Outdoor sensor
34 Folding stand 35 Temperature display
36 Humidity display 37 Selected channel
38 LED operating indicator 39 Hole for wall mounting
40 Channel selection switch 41 Battery compartment
42 °C/°F-button 43 TX-button
Securely placing or mounting the weather station
The weather station with outdoor sensor is not designed for operation
in rooms with high humidity (i. e. bathroom). Use the included screws
and anchors for wall mounting. Before mounting to a wall, make sure
that there are no gas, water or electricity lines at the drilling location.
Pay attention to the condition of the wall. The enclosed mounting
material is not suitable for all types of walls. The manufacturer is not
liable for any damage caused by improper mounting. Protect sensitive
surfaces before setup, otherwise scratches may occur.
Make sure that:
 sufficient ventilation is always guaranteed (don’t place the device on
shelves or where curtains or furniture block the ventilation holes 29,
and ensure that there are at least 10 cm of space on all sides);
 the device isn’t placed on a thick carpet or bed during operation, no
direct heat sources (i.e. radiators) influence the device;
 no direct sunlight reaches the device;
 contact with splashing or dripping water must be avoided (don’t
place any items filled with liquids, i.e. vases, onto or next to the
device);
 the device doesn’t stand near magnetic fields (i.e. speakers);
 no foreign objects or dust penetrate the housing;

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 candles and other open flames must be kept away from this product
at all times to prevent the spread of fire.
Securely placing or mounting the outdoor sensor
Place the sensor in a location where it is protected from the weather,
for example under an awning or carport. The sensor has an IPX4 rating
and is therefore protected from water splashes. Use the included
screws and anchors for wall mounting. Before mounting to a wall,
make sure that there are no gas, water or electricity lines at the drilling
location. Pay attention to the condition of the wall. The enclosed
mounting material is not suitable for all types of walls. The
manufacturer is not liable for any damage caused by improper
mounting. Protect sensitive surfaces before setup, otherwise scratches
may occur. Make sure that:
 the sensor hangs or stands upright;
 sufficient ventilation is always guaranteed (don’t place the device on
shelves or where curtains or furniture block the ventilation holes, and
ensure that there are at least 10 cm of space on all sides);
 no direct sunlight reaches the device;
 the device doesn’t stand near magnetic fields (i.e. speakers);
 no foreign objects or dust penetrate the housing;
 sensitive surfaces are protected before placement.
Setup
Remove the protective film from the radio controlled weather station
and the sensors. Open the battery compartments 41 of the
sensors 1-3. Set a different channel 1-3 40 on each outdoor
sensor and insert 2 of the included 1.5 V AAA LR03 batteries into each
compartment in the correct polarity.
The operating LED 38 will light up briefly and the temperature 35, the
humidity 36 and the selected channel 37 will appear. Close the
battery compartments 41.
Open the battery compartment 27 of the radio-controlled
weather station and insert 3 of the included 1.5 V AAA LR03
batteries in the correct polarity. Close the battery compartment 27. A
short beep will sound. The temperature 21 and the humidity 11 will
appear. The radio tower symbol 6 will blink on the display and the
radio-controlled weather station will receive the DCF77 radio signal.
This process can take 3-10 minutes.
 Set a different channel 1-3 40 on each outdoor sensor.
 Insert batteries into the battery compartment 41 of the
sensors first!
 Then insert batteries into the battery compartment 27 of
the radio-controlled weather station.

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! Note: Please do not move the radio controlled weather station or
the sensors during the reception process.
During the reception process, no buttons except the SNOOZE/LIGHT-
button 4 will function.
If the radio signal reception is successful, the time 2, the day of
the week 8 and the date 9 will be set automatically and the
radio control symbol 6 will appear on the display permanently.
During daylight saving time DST will appear on the display below the
radio control symbol 6. The radio-controlled weather station will
now receive the signals of the sensors 1-3. This process can take a few
minutes. If reception is successful, the signal reception 17 of each
sensor 1-3, the current temperature 15 and the current humidity 14
will be displayed.
If reception is unsuccessful for 10 minutes, the radio control symbol
6 will disappear. Set the time manually (see Basic settings). The radio-
controlled weather station will attempt to receive the DCF77 radio
signal at 01:00 o’clock, 02:00 o’clock and 03:00 o’clock. If the radio
signal reception remains unsuccessful, the radio-controlled weather
station will attempt to receive the signal again at 04:00 o’clock and
05:00 o’clock and correct the time automatically if reception is
successful.
Time zone adjustment
If you are in a country, in which the current time differs from the
received DCF77 time signal, use the time zone adjustment to set your
radio controlled weather station to another time zone than the default
setting (UTC + 1 = Central European Time). Set the difference in hours
of your time zone (for example -01) to Central European Time.
Press the SET-button 32 1 x long and 6 x short while in normal time
display mode. The time zone (00) will blink on the display and can be
set by pressing the up button 25 or the down button 26. Press the
SET-button 32 to confirm your setting. The radio-controlled weather
station will now immediately show the changed time (for example: one
hour less). Press the SET-button 32 repeatedly until the normal time
display is shown.
Reception problems
The DCF77 radio signal is transmitted from a location near Frankfurt
am Main and can be received within a radius of approximately 1500
km around Frankfurt am Main. However, there are some obstacles and
sources of interference, which may substantially hinder reception. If
your weather station does not correctly receive the DCF77 radio
signal, please hang or place the weather station in a different location
at your site. Please note that devices such as computers, telephones,

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radios and televisions may cause electromagnetic radiation which can
interfere with the DCF77 signal reception. Other possible detriments to
reception are: strong building insulation (metal building materials),
nearby mountains or atmospheric interference. It may also be
necessary to replace the batteries.
Switch the DCF77 radio time signal reception
on or off
The DCF77 radio time signal reception can be turned off by
pressing the up-button 25 and the down-button 26 (RCC OFF)
together for 3 seconds. The radio tower symbol 6 will disappear.
The radio-controlled weather station will now no longer receive the
DCF77 radio signal.
DCF77 Radio signal reception can be turned back on by once again
pressing the up-button 25 and the down-button 26 (RCC OFF)
together for 3 seconds. The radio wave symbol 5 will disappear. The
radio-controlled weather station will attempt to receive the DCF77
radio signal at 01:00 o’clock, 02:00 o’clock and 03:00 o’clock. If the
DCF77 radio signal reception remains unsuccessful, the radio-
controlled weather station will attempt to receive the signal again at
04:00 o’clock and 05:00 o’clock and correct the time automatically if
reception is successful. If reception is successful, the radio control
symbol 6 will appear on the display permanently.
DCF77 radio signal reception can be restarted manually by pressing
and holding the down-button 26 for 3 seconds. The radio control
symbol 6 will blink and the radio controlled weather station will
attempt to receive the DCF77 radio signal. This process can take 3 to
10 minutes.
If the radio signal reception is successful, the time 2, the day of the
week 8 and the date 9 will be set automatically and the radio control
symbol 6 will appear on the display permanently. Radio reception
has now been restored.
Speed setting
Press and hold the up-button 25 and the down-button 26 to use
the speed setting feature when setting numerical values.
Basic settings
The following settings are available: Time, time format, date, time zone
and language of the day of the week. Press and hold the SET-button
32 in normal time display mode for 3 seconds. The hours will blink and
can be set by pressing the up-button 25 or the down-button 26.
Press the SET-button 32 to confirm your setting. Set the minutes,
12/24-hour time format, year, month, day, time zone (00) ±12 hours
and language of the day of the week (ENGLISH, GERMAN, ITALIAN,
FRENCH, SPANISH, DANISH and SWEDISH) in the same way.

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If no button is pressed within 30 seconds, the radio-controlled weather
station will automatically return to the normal time display.
Light
Press the SNOOZE/LIGHT-button 4 to briefly activate the backlight.
12/24-hour time format
Press the SET-button 32 1 x long and 2 x short in normal time display
mode. The 12- or 24-hour time format will blink and can be set by
pressing the up-button 25 or the down-button 26. In 12 hour
time format the display will show the AM-Symbol 22 before noon and
the PM symbol 22 after noon. Press the SET button 32 repeatedly to
return to normal time display mode.
Alarm
The radio-controlled weather station has an alarm feature.
The pre-set alarm time is 06:00 o’clock. To activate or
deactivate the alarm time, press the ALM-button 31 on the back side of
the radio-controlled weather station. The display will switch to the
alarm time display and show the words ALARM OFF and ALARM ON
to indicate whether the alarm feature is on or off. Press the up-button
25 to activate the alarm. Press the down-button 26 to deactivate the
alarm. If the alarm feature is activated, the bell symbol 7 will appear
on the display. If the alarm feature is deactivated, the bell symbol 7 will
disappear from the display.
To change the alarm time, first press the ALM-button 31 briefly. Then
press and hold the ALM-button 31 for 3 seconds until setting mode is
activated. The hours will blink on the display and can be set by
pressing the up-button 25 or the down-button 26. Confirm your
setting by pressing the ALM-button 31. Set the minutes in the same
way. After setting the minutes, the display will automatically return to
the normal time display.
Snooze (SNOOZE)
Press the SNOOZE/LIGHT-button 4 when the alarm sounds to briefly
deactivate the alarm. The bell symbol 7 and the Z
Z
symbol 3 will blink
on the display. After 5 minutes, the alarm will sound again. Press any
button except the SNOOZE/LIGHT-button 4 to turn the alarm off. The
alarm will remain activated for the following day.
Temperature unit
Press the down-button 26 in normal time display mode to select the
temperature unit Celsius (°C) or Fahrenheit (°F).

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Trends
Your radio controlled weather station can show trends 10 for the
weather data values temperature and humidity for the station and the
sensors 1-3.
Humidity/temperature rising
Humidity/temperature steady
Humidity/temperature falling
Maximum and minimum values
The radio-controlled weather station begins to record the maximum
and minimum temperature and humidity values when the batteries are
inserted.
Press the up-button 25 briefly to show the maximum values for
temperature and humidity of the station 19 and the sensors 1-3 on the
display 12.
Briefly press the up-button 25 repeatedly to show the minimum
value for the temperature and humidity of the station 19 and the
sensors 1-3 on the display 12.
To delete the maximum and minimum values, press and hold the up-
button 25 for 3 seconds. The stored values are deleted and the radio-
controlled weather station will begin to record new values.
Battery level indicator
If the battery charge is too low to power the radio controlled weather
station, the sensors and data transmission, the battery level indicator
13 or 18 will appear on the display. The batteries should be
replaced in all devices as soon as possible. Restart the weather station.
Channel setting for sensors 1-3
Your radio-controlled weather station can be used with up to 3 sensors
at the same time. Open the battery compartments of the sensors 41
and set the channel (1, 2, 3) you wish to use for each sensor using the
channel selection switches 40. The radio-controlled weather station
will now receive the signals from the sensors 1-3 and the signal
reception symbol 17 will appear on the display of the radio-
controlled weather station. To manually transmit the measured data
from the sensor to the radio-controlled weather station, press the TX-
button 43. Press the °C/°F button 42 to select the temperature unit
°C-Celsius and °F-Fahrenheit. Close the battery compartment.
! Note: The sensors must be set up within a maximum of
100m from the weather station with no obstacles.
The sensors flash briefly as they collect data from the environment.

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Get sensor data
The weather station regularly receives the data from the sensors. If the
data reception fails, you may carry out a data update directly by
pressing and holding the ROOM 1, 2 or 3 button 30. If reception is
successful, the signal reception symbol 17 appears in the display.
Naming the sensors
The sensors can be placed in different rooms or outdoors. It is possible
to assign a name to each sensor on the radio controlled weather
station at 16. For example, a sensor placed in the bathroom could be
named BATH. When setting the names it is possible to select one of the
pre-set names: BATH, BEDRM, KID1, KID2, YARD. It is also possible to
enter custom names with up to 5 characters each.
Setting pre-set names
\
Room 1
Room 2
Room 3
Room 4
Room 5
DE
BAD BETT KIND1 KIND2 GARTN
GB
BATH BEDRM KID1 KID2 YARD
FR
BAIN SOMML ENF1 ENF2 JARDN
IT
BAGNO SONNO BAMB1 BAMB2 GIARD
ES
BANO DORMI NINO1 NINO2 JARDN
DK
BADEV SOEVN BARN1 BARN2 HAVE
SE
BADRM SOEMN BARN1 BARN2 TRADG
To select a name for sensor 1, press the 1-ROOM-button 30. Press the
1-ROOM-button 30 again to view the different pre-set names. If you
wish to select one of the names, wait for 5 seconds until the selected
name no longer blinks. The name is now set. Select the names for the
other rooms in the same way.
Setting custom names
Custom names can also be set for the sensors. Up to 5 custom names
can be set. When a sixth name is set, the first stored name will by
overwritten automatically. To set a custom name, the letters A-Z, the
special characters , , , , , , , and the numbers 0-9 are
available.
To set a custom name for Sensor 1, please proceed as follows: Press
the 1-ROOM-button 30 and then immediately press the up-button
25. Press the up-button 25 or the down-button 26 to select a
character. When the desired character appears, press the 1-ROOM-
button 30 to confirm your setting and move to the next character of 5
possible characters in the name. It is possible to delete characters by
pressing the SET-button 32. Once 5 characters have been entered the
display will automatically return to normal time display mode. If you
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to return to normal time display mode. Set the names for sensors 2 and
3 in the same way.
Reset (RESET)
Press the RESET-button 24 with a thin tool to reset the radio controlled
weather station and restart the radio signal reception.
Cleaning instructions
Improper cleaning can damage the device. Do not submerge the
device in water or other liquids. Do not use aggressive cleaners,
brushes with metal or nylon bristles, or sharp or metallic cleaning tools
such as knives, scrapers or similar implements. These may damage the
surface of the device. Clean the device using a soft, dry, lint-free cloth,
such as a glasses cleaning cloth.
Storage
If the radio-controlled weather station with sensors is not used for a
longer period of time, remove the batteries and store the devices,
cleaned and protected from sunlight, in a dry, cool place, ideally in the
original packaging.
Simplified EU declaration of conformity
Hereby, digi-tech gmbh declares that the radio equipment
type radio-controlled weather station 4-LD5641 is in compliance with
Directive RED 2014/53/EU, article 10 (8). The full text of the EU
declaration of conformity is available at the following internet address:
http://www.digi-tech-gmbh.com/ce/354196_2010_FWS3S.pdf
Disposal
This device and all the packaging materials are recyclable. Please
dispose of them separately for better waste handling. You can find out
about disposal options for your product by contacting your
municipality.
Please take note of the marking of packaging material
when separating waste materials. They are marked with
abbreviations (a) and numbers (b) with the following
meanings:
1-7: plastics
20-22: paper and cardboard
80-98: composite materials.
Disposal of the electronic device
Remove the batteries before disposal and dispose of them
separately (see Disposal of the batteries). This wall clock
must not be disposed of in the normal household waste.
In the interest of the environment, when your device has reached
the end of its usefulness, do no throw it in the normal household

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trash. Dispose of it in the proper and correct way. You can find out
about collection sites and their business hours from your public
administration. Please adhere to applicable requirements.
Battery disposal
The accompanying symbol indicates that batteries and
rechargeable batteries must not be disposed of with normal
household waste. Defective or used batteries/rechargeable
batteries must be recycled in accordance with Directive
2006/66/EC and its amendments. Consumers are legally obliged
to dispose of all batteries and rechargeable batteries, regardless of
whether they contain harmful substances such as: Cd = cadmium,
Hg = mercury, Pb = lead, Li = lithium or not, at a collection point in
their municipality / district or at a retail outlet, for environmentally
friendly disposal and for the recovery of valuable raw materials
such as cobalt, nickel or copper.
The return of batteries and accumulators is free of charge.
WARNING!
Environmental damage through
incorrect disposal of batteries/
rechargeable batteries!
Some of the possible materials such as mercury, cadmium and lead
are poisonous and, if not disposed of properly, endanger the
environment. For example, heavy metals can have harmful effects
on the health of humans, animals and plants and accumulate in the
environment and in the food chain, and can then enter the body
indirectly via food.
WARNING! Danger of explosion!
With used batteries containing lithium (Li = lithium) there is a high
risk of fire. Therefore, special attention must be paid to the proper
disposal of used batteries and rechargeable batteries containing
lithium. Incorrect disposal can also lead to internal and external
short circuits due to thermal effects (heat) or mechanical damage. A
short circuit can lead to a fire or an explosion and have serious
consequences for humans and the environment.
For this reason, tape off the poles of lithium-based batteries and
rechargeable batteries prior to disposal in order to avoid an
external short circuit.
Batteries and rechargeable batteries that are not permanently
installed in the device must be removed and disposed of separately
before disposal of the device.

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Please return batteries and rechargeable batteries only when they
have been discharged!
Use rechargeable batteries instead of disposable batteries
whenever possible.
Recycling
The product packaging consists of recyclable materials.
Please dispose of them properly at the available collection sites.
Waste disposal
Dispose of the packaging in an environmentally responsible
fashion.
Please note the marking of the different packaging materials
and separate them if applicable.
digi-tech gmbh warranty
This weather station includes a 3 year warranty starting on the day of
purchase. In case of defects of this weather station you have, by law,
certain rights regarding the vendor of the weather station. These rights
are not changed by the warranty which is described in the following
paragraphs.
Warranty conditions
The warranty duration starts on the date of purchase. Please keep
the receipt in a safe place. The receipt is needed as a proof of
purchase. If a defect occurs in the weather station within 3 years,
the weather station will be repaired or replaced (according to our
choice) free of charge. This warranty requires that, within the 3
year warranty period, the weather station and the receipt can be
made available to us along with a short written description of the
defect and when it occured. If the defect is covered by the
warranty, you will receive the repaired weather station or a new
weather station. Repair or replacement does not cause the
warranty period to restart.
Warranty period and defects liability
The warranty period is not increased by the defect liability. This
also applies to repaired or replaced parts. If defects are noticed at
the time of purchase they must be reported immediately upon
unpacking the item. Paid repair may be available after the end of
the warranty period.
Scope of the warranty
The weather station was manufactured according to strict quality
guidelines and was carefully inspected before delivery. The
warranty does not include parts that experience normal wear and
tear and can thus be seen as wear parts or fragile parts that are
damaged. Examples include Switches, Batteries or parts made of
glass.

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This warranty becomes void if the weather station is damaged, is
not used in the recommended way or is improperly repaired.
For proper use of the weather station all instructions in this manual
must be adhered to exactly. Use of the weather station in a way
that is discouraged in the manual must be avoided.
The weather station not intended for commercial use. Abusive or
improper use, excessive force and changes that are made by non-
authorized repair centers will void the warranty.
Warranty claim procedure
To ensure that your call is processed in a fast and efficient manner
please note the following directions:
 Have your receipt (as proof of purchase) and the article
number (354196_2010) handy.
 The article number can be found on the type label, an
engraving, the front page of the manual (bottom left) or a
sticker on the back side or bottom side of the case.
 In case defects occur, please first contact the service center
(see below) by phone or email.
Visit www.lidl-service.com to download this and many other
manuals, product videos and software.
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Site
(www.lidl-service.com) directly and you can open
your manual by entering the article number
(354196_2010).
Service
Inter-Quartz GmbH
Valterweg 27A
65817 Eppstein
GERMANY
Email: [e-mail]
Telephone: [phone]
0680 981220
0800 80847
800 142 315
0800 004449