Vehicle Electrical Systems
The device operates o your vehicle’s electrical system. If your vehicle is over 10 years
old, you should have the electrical system checked by an automotive professional.
If your vehicle has electrical problems or a failed alternator, the power surges can
damage the device and void the warranty. If applicable maintain proper water-levels
in your car battery (use distilled water) and keep the terminal connections clean and
free of corrosion. The device will usually work with an old battery, but bad or weak
batteries are the primary cause of problems that can result in Early Service Recall and
an unscheduled visit to the service provider at your expense. If your car battery is
weak or old, ask your LifeSafer Service Provider what your jurisdiction’s regulations
are for having it replaced. Since all power disconnects are recorded and reported, you
must document each time the battery is disconnected, or the device is disconnected
from power.
Avoid Contact with Moisture and Dirt
The device is not waterproof. It is an electronic product. Keep it out of the rain. Keep
the device stored o the oor of your vehicle. Excessive contact with moisture, dirt,
mud, or rain will damage the internal circuitry for which repair or replacement of the
device is your responsibility.
Avoid Electro-Static Discharge (ESD)
Place the key in the ignition before picking up the handset.
ESD, especially during the cold and dry winter months, is common
and may damage the device.
Circumvention:
• Getting someone else to blow the breath test
• Providing a breath sample using a pump, balloon etc. instead of
human breath sample.
• Disconnecting the vehicle’s battery without Authorization
from the Service Provider
• Attempting to move or obscure the camera.
Note: If the camera falls from where it was installed contact your service provider to have it re-mounted.
Tampering:
• Breaking of any anti-tampering seal on any part of the
device including wires and connectors
• Opening the device
• Physically damaging the device in any way
Scheduled Service and Lockouts:
The device will remind you of your service due date by ashing
the service light.
If you don’t return for service by the required date you are in
EARLY RECALL and both the LOCKOUT and SERVICE lights
will ash.
The device will enter PERMANENT LOCKOUT if it isn’t serviced.
If this happens you will not be able to take a test or start your car.
You will need to call to obtain a lockout override code or have
the vehicle towed at your expense. When the SERVICE light and
LOCKOUT light both remain solid the device is in PERMANENT
LOCKOUT and will not ask for a test.
If you have to change a scheduled monitoring appointment
you must call 866-614-8276 24 hours in advance to avoid a
Missed Appointment Fee.
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