English User manual SB560 Soundbar
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Safety instructions
Before you use this device for the first time, please read the following notes in this
manual and heed all warnings, even if you are familiar with handling electronic
devices. Keep this manual in a safe place for future reference. If you sell the
device or pass it on, it is essential that you also hand over this manual. The User
Manual is part of the product.
WARNING! Please make sure that:
■you always ensure sufficient ventilation (do not put the device on shelves, a
carpet, a bed or places where the ventilation slots are covered and leave at least
a 10 cm gap on all sides)
■contact with splashing and dripping water and aggressive liquids is avoided,
and that the device is not operated in the vicinity of water. In particular, the
device should never be immersed, nor should any objects filled with liquid, for
example vases or drinks, be placed on or near the device.
CAUTION! Please make sure that:
■no open flames (for example, burning candles) are placed on or near the
device.
■no foreign bodies penetrate into the device.
■the device is not exposed to excessive temperature fluctuations, as otherwise
condensation can occur and lead to electrical short circuits. If, however, the
device has been exposed to significant temperature fluctuations, wait
approximately two hours until the device has reached ambient temperature
before starting it up.
■the device and the plug are not used during thunder and lightning storms.
Remove the plug from the socket in the event of thunder and lightning storms.
■when a plug is being used, the socket it is connected to is always easily
accessible. Always lay the cable in such a way that nobody can trip over it.
Caution! Please make sure that:
■the device is not exposed to direct sources of heat (for example, heaters).
■the device is not exposed to direct sunlight or strong artificial light.
■the device is not placed close to magnetic fields (for example, loudspeakers).
■the device is not exposed to excessive shocks and vibrations.
