
Quick Manual v1.0 // TMT250 15
If you carry out repairs yourself, connect the GPS
tracker incorrectly or operate it incorrectly, liability
and warranty claims are excluded.
Never place the GPS tracker near an open re or hot
surfaces.
Remove device safely
Device must be disconnected from computer or
charger by unplugging the magnetic USB cable from
the device.
Make sure that the GPS tracker (also when charging
the battery) is kept away from heat sources and
high temperatures, such as direct sunlight in a
vehicle. Disregarding of this instruction may result
in destruction of the battery and overheating,
explosion and re.
Do not immerse the device in any liquids including
salt water, ionized water, or soapy water, or
alcoholic beverage. Liquid damage not covered
under warranty.
Do not short circuit the battery or charging contacts.
Exposing the metal strips of the battery to a close
contact with a metallic object, such a coin, a clip or a
set of keys can cause accidental short-circuiting and
damage battery and other components.
Charging precautions
Do not attempt to charge a wet device.
Do not remove the battery with sharp or pointed
objects. Do not drop, disassemble or modify it.
Use only Teltonika Telematics approved batteries
for replacement. Using uncertied manufacturer
or dierent type batterie may cause the device to
malfunction or even explode.
If device is stored for a longer time, we recommend
to remove battery from the device to prevent
damage to battery life.
Only use the original accessories or accessories
with approved by technical support for the charging
process. If the battery is charged otherwise, this may
result in overheating, explosion or re.
Use only the original parts supplied to charge the
GPS tracker. If the charging cable is damaged,
replace it only with original accessories from the
manufacturer or parts approved by our support
team.
To be able to disconnect the charging cable from
the mains as quickly as possible in the event of a
failure, connect the power supply unit where it is
easily accessible.
If you notice any visible damage to your GPS tracker
or charging cable, do not use it
Battery should not be disposed of with general
household waste.
Bring damaged or worn-out batteries to your local
recycling center or dispose them to the battery
recycle bin found in stores.