Safety and Environmental Protection
Danger of injuries by other causes
• Do not disassemble, short-circuit or throw batteries
into fire.
• Do not let liquid leaking from the battery come into
contact with the skin, eyes or mucous membranes. If
battery acid contacts your skin, immediately wash with
lots of water and consult a doctor.
3.4 Place of operation
• Keep the appliance on a horizontal surface only.
• Do not expose to extreme temperatures. Therefore:
◦ avoid exposure to direct sunlight or heat from
radiators;
◦ leave sufficient space to the top and the sides.
Ensure free circulation of air;
◦ Do not cover the appliance with magazines,
tablecloth, etc. Avoid the heat being trapped inside
the appliance! It may otherwise damage or set fire to
the unit!
• Do not operate the appliance in close proximity to
inflammable material such as curtains, combustible
liquids, etc.
• Be careful in case of wood or surfaces made of
veneered wood. These may bleach over time due to
the receiver's heat. Place a heat-resistant mat under
the device, if applicable.
3.5 Notes on handling batteries
• Batteries that are not used for a longer period should
be removed from the RC unit. Replace the batteries at
least once a year to prevent them from leaking.
• Do not expose the batteries to extreme conditions, for
instance by storing them on a radiator. Increased risk
of leakage!
• Never try to reactivate used batteries with heat,
loading or other methods.
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