SAFETY OPERATION
INTRODUCTION
DESCRIPTOIN
• Before using baskets carefully read the instructions and follow the instructions in the
manual.
• Insert the batteries into the trash correct polarity, otherwise it may cause damage to
cover.
• To cover only alkaline batteries.
• Please use dry cloth to clean the automatic sensor dustbins. Water or liquid will
damage the electronic components in the products. If the electronic components are
damped, please turn off the power. Put it in the ventilated place. After it is dray, then
turn on the power.
• Please don’t press or turn the lid in the process of its open and closing.
• Please replace the batteries when the power use out.
• Please avoid using the dustbins in the sunlight or excessive moisture environment.
• To make sure the inductive function good, please keep the inductive window clean.
• Please don’t unload, repair or replace the accessories without explicit approval.
Warranty does not apply under those cases.
• This dustbin can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons
with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and
knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the
dustbin in a safe way and understand the hazards involved.Children shall not play
with the dustbin. Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children
without supervision.
The automatic sensor dustbin is designed and built for easy and hygienic
disposal with waste, Putting the hand 20cm above the infrared sensor the lid
opens automatically and after the waste is thrown the lid closes automatically.
Saves energy thanks to the
Innovation technology and a specially designed microchip.High quality and
stylish design of the bin elegantly complements the space in which it is being
used. the bin uses only 3 battery type LR20/D, which can work for min 6 months
(when opening 20x daily Use Alkaline batteries.)
The product instruction are also available as PDF by our costumer service
(verkauf@tectake.de)
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