Luthor TL-60 - Cautions and Practical Advices

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Cautions and practical advices

I Both the transceiver and the elements supplied with it are not toys, and as you can see

later on this text of compulsory reading for the user, prior to unpacking the equipment and its

accessories detailed below, you should consequently keep them out of: children’s, persons with

reduced cognitive capacity, and domestic or wild animals reach.

I Any repair must be made only for qualiﬁed personal, in case of any problem in the equipment

or any of its components you must contact your dealer or a professional and qualiﬁed technical

service.

I Under no circumstances disassemble, modify or manipulate the transceiver, the battery or the

charging elements. Apart from the physical hazard that this implies for the user, the equipment

and the accessories would lose their warranty.

I The inappropriate handling of the transceiver or its accessories, could make change any of

the technical features of them, in such a way that might aﬀect their operation, the equipment’s

security, the user’s physical integrity or the technical parameters, which may aﬀect the features

as designed, manufactured and marketed. In those cases the user shall be solely responsible

for all the disadvantages and liquidated damages that might result of this action, both the

manufacturer and the dealer shall be relieved of such liability.

I Do not use the transceiver for any purpose other than it was designed for.

I Do not use the transceiver if you see deterioration or breakage in any of its parts. Do not

hit the equipment or the battery and by all means avoid the risk of falling that may damage it.

I Do not expose the product to extremely high temperatures up to 45º or temperatures below

0º. That could signiﬁcantly aﬀect its operation and the battery could even ignite or explode (read

carefully the cautions and practical advices for batteries described in detail below in this manual).

I Do not place the transceiver or the battery above heating sources such as radiators, heaters,

etc. that might seriously damage the equipment or the battery with the consequent risk of

malfunctioning or overheating of them causing a burn down or an explode.

I Do not use or charge both the transceiver and the battery if they are wet. Make sure that