3.4.2 Danger of damage to material assets
Transportation
l Do not drop the handle set on the floor, on hard surfaces or objects.
Admissibility of doors and locks
l The handle set may not be used in locks with split follower.
l Special regulations apply to approved doors. Check the permissibility before you bore holes
in the door or through the door.
l Check in doors in escape and rescue routes, whether locks and handle sets are suitable for
equipping the door.
Assembly
l The handle set contains highly sensitive electronic components, which can be damaged or
destroyed through electrostatic charges. Therefore, do not assemble the handle set in
areas affected by electrostatic charge.
l Do not use electrical drill or battery operated cordless electric screwdriver for assembly.
l For assembly and disassembly, use only the tool specified in the "Assembly” chapter.
l While assembling, make sure that the door and the lock are in perfect condition. Mal-
function of the lock may impair the function of the handle set.
l While assembling, make sure that the handle set can be assembled without jamming and
use of force. If this not possible then align the lock and the handle set with each other to
avoid the jamming and deformation of handle set during assembly.
Operation
l Protect the electronic components of the handle set against water and other fluids.
Maintenance
l Always leave the repairs performed to qualified personnel.
l Use only the accessories and spare parts recommended by CES.
l Do not use any lubricant or oils for the handle set.
Danger through climatic influences
l Do not use handle set in corrosive atmosphere (chlorine, Ammonia, Lime water)
l Do not use the handle set in areas with high dust formation.
l Do not use the handle set near heat sources.
l Observe the maximum permissible temperatures as well as the air humidity data during
the use of the handle set, see "Technical data" on page99.
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