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ATTENTION!
The appliance must not be disassembled, its casing must not be removed, or its repair attempted.
There are no parts inside the appliance that could be home repaired or used for any other purpose.
In the case of any defect of the appliance please have it repaired only by an authorized special servi-
ce station.The manufacturer does not undertake any warranty for any improper attempt at repair,
or any intervention performed by unauthorized persons.
Dear Customer,
All electrical and mechanical equipment needs to be cared
forappropriately. It’s important to note thatusing or storing
the appliance in certain conditions may adversely affect its
lifespanandfunctionality.Alwaysprotecttheappliancefrom
theconditionslistedbelow.
Using or storing the appliance in a wet, humid or damp
environment can cause:
–deteriorationandprematureagingofthecoverandelectric
insulationoftheappliance,
–premature wearing and aging of the plastic and rubber
components,
–rustandcorrosionaffectingelectricalcomponentsandmetal
parts.
Using the appliance in a dusty environment or in the kitchen
(where the air may be contaminated with vapors from cooking
oil or grease) can cause:
–greasy dust coatings on the mechanical and electrical
elementsandthecasingoftheappliance,whichcouldresult
inelectricalcontactfailureorevencompletebreakdown,and
couldalsodamagetheplasticandrubberelements.
The effects of direct sunlight on the appliance can include:
–accelerated deterioration of the appliance casing and its
plasticandrubbercomponents,damagetostrengthandother
structural features. The appliance’s surface may become
porousandfragile,whichmayresultinasafetyrisk.
Storing the appliance in cold or frosty environment may cause:
–damagetotheplasticandrubbercomponents;iftheybecome
fragile,thismayresultinasafetyrisk,
–oxidationresultingfromcondensation,andcorrosionofthe
metalcomponents.
Direct and indirect heat (e.g. being too close to an oven or
a heating appliance) can cause:
–damage, deformation, softening or melting of plastic
or rubber parts and casing elements, or deterioration of
electricalinsulation.
Followingtheoperatinginstructionsandavoidinganyofthe
conditionslistedabovewillhelpyouincreasethelifespanofthe
appliance.Themanufacturerisnotresponsibleiftheappliance
is stored inappropriately or contrary to these instructions.
Youarerecommendedtohavetheapplianceservicedregularly
byanauthorisedengineertokeepitworkingforaslongas
possible.
NOTES
• The appliance can be energized only by batte-
ries. Neither a mains connection, supply ada-
pternor supplyaccumulatorcan beused forits
power supply.
• Please use only batteries as specied in the
instruction manual. Other batteries (other
size or shape) cannot be inserted in the ap-
pliance and it may become inoperable or da-
maged when used with batteries supplying a
dierent voltage.
Battery replacement
•Thebatterymustbereplacedwhenthelow-batterywarning
appearsonthedisplay.
Replacethebatteriesbyfollowingtheseinstructions.
•Removethecoverofthebatteryholder.
•Removethedeadbatteryandinsertanewone,makingsure
thepolarity(+/-)ofthebatterymatchesthemarkingsonthe
appliance. Please take care when doing this; the warranty
doesn’t cover damage caused by replacing the battery
incorrectly.
•Replacethebatterycover.
•Never dispose of the replaced batteries in the household
waste,because they will endanger theenvironment! Please
useadedicatedwastecontainerprovidedforthispurposeor
acollectingstationfordisposingofusedbatteries!
•Neverthrowthebatteriesinthere,becausetheycanexplode.
USING OF APPLIANCE:
Before use
Unpacktheapplianceandremoveallthepackingmaterials.
Examine the device to make sure it’s complete and has not
sufferedanydamage.Youshouldonlyusethedeviceifallparts
arepresentandundamaged.
Somenewdevicesmayhaveaprotectivelmoverthebattery
cover. Remove any protective lm, open the battery cover
andinsert a newbattery byfollowing theinstructions in the
‘Batteryreplacement’sectionofthisguide.
