Safety When Handling
Batteries
∙ There is a risk of injury a
nd
motels etc. and similar
establishments,
- in bed-
and breakfast type
explosion if batteries a
re
handled incorrectly.
∙ The appliance contain
s
Never allow the applianc
e
or the power supply unit t
o
be exposed to any exter
nal
source of heat.
∙ No responsibility is
∙ Caution: Keep any
packaging materials well
away from children – the
se
materials are a potential
source of danger, e.g. of
suffocation.
∙ Before commissioning,
has fallen onto the flo
or
or the power cord has
been pulled, there may
be damage that cannot
be seen from the outsid
e.
In this case, too, do not
operate the appliance.
batteries, use only the
power supply unit provid
ed.
Never use another power
accepted if damage results
from improper use, or if
these instructions are not
complied with.
check the whole appliance,
including the power supply
and any accessories, to
ensure that there are no
defects or damage which
could impair the functional
safety of the appliance. For
example, if the appliance
rechargeable batteries that
cannot be replaced. Never
replace the rechargeable
batteries with other
rechargeable or non-
rechargeable batteries.
∙ When charging the
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