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Do not use the product with the 12 V socket in
a vehicle if the fuse trips repeatedly when you
connect the product. Do not change or modify
the fuse.
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Keep the product away from battery acid.
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Do not put the product directly above the
battery that you charge. Gases from the battery
can cause damage to the product.
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Do not smoke when you operate the product.
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Make sure that there are no naked flames or
sparks near the product or the battery that you
charge.
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Do not operate the product near flammable
liquids or gases.
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Do not use the product if parts are missing.
Speak to the retailer if the product if parts are
missing.
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Do a check for wear and damage on the
product before operation.
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Do not use the product if it is damaged or is
defective. Speak to an authorized service
center.
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Do not let children younger than 8 years
operate the product without supervision.
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Do not let persons with physical, sensorial or
mental disabilities operate the product without
supervision.
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Do not let persons who do not have the
required experience, knowledge or training
operate the product without training or
supervision.
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Do not let children play with the product.
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Do not let children operate the product.
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Do not let children clean or do maintenance on
the product without supervision.
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Keep the product away from children younger
than 8 years.
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Do not repair the product. A damaged or
defective product must be repaired at an
authorized service center. The manufacturer
cannot accept liability for any damage that is a
result of unauthorized repairs.
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Only use accessories and parts that are
approved by the manufacturer of the product.
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Use safety glasses. If you get battery fluid in
your eyes, rinse your eyes with clean water for
at least 10 minutes and then immediately seek
medical attention.
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If you get battery acid on your skin, rinse
immediately with water and wash with soap
and water. Seek medical attention if there is
redness or if you feel pain or skin irritation.
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Remove all metal objects from your body (for
example rings, bracelets, necklaces and
watches) when you work with lead-acid
batteries. If a metal object touches the
terminals on a lead-acid battery, the lead-acid
battery can produce a short-circuit current that
can melt metal objects. Risk of burn injury.
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Do not work with lead-acid batteries on your
own.
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Make sure that all electrical equipment in the
vehicle is off.
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Always disconnect the earthed battery terminal
first to prevent sparks and arcing.
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Do not operate the product if you are fatigued
or easily distracted.
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Do not operate the product if you are under the
influence of alcohol or drugs.
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Use common sense when you operate the
product.
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Keep the product away from moisture and
water.
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Do not immerse the product or any of its parts
in water or other liquid. Risk of electric shock.
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Do not touch the product with wet hands or
other wet parts of your body. Risk of electric
shock.
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Do not operate the product in damp or wet
environments.
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Do not use the product to charge dry cell
batteries. Risk of explosion.
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Do not charge frozen batteries.
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Do not charge a vehicle battery when the
engine in the vehicle is in operation.
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Do not put batteries on top of the product.
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Do not charge batteries in boats, aircrafts or
enclosed environments. Remove batteries from
boats, aircrafts and enclosed environments
before you charge the batteries.
