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>If you think batteries might have been swallowed or placed inside
any part of the body, seek immediate medical attention.
Damage to health caused by leaking battery acid
>Avoid contact with the skin, eyes and mucous membranes if
battery acid has leaked.
>In case of contact with the acid, flush the affected areas with large
amounts of clean water and seek medical advice immediately.
>Do NOT expose the batteries to extreme conditions: Do NOT place
them on hot surfaces NOR expose them to direct sunlight.
Otherwise there is a risk of leakage.
>The batteries must be disposed of properly and kept away from
children. Even used batteries can cause injury.
2.7 Avoid product damage
Information on the use of batteries
>The batteries must NOT be charged, reactivated by other means,
disassembled or subjected to excessive heat (e.g. fire).
>The pole terminals must NOT be short-circuited.
>Always remove empty batteries from the remote control
immediately. They may leak and cause damage.
>Do NOT insert new and old batteries together in the remote
control.
>Different types of batteries must NOT be combined.
>Clean the battery and contacts before inserting the battery.
>The batteries must be inserted according to the marking with the
correct polarity.
>Remove the batteries when the remote control is NOT used for an
extended period of time.
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