ventilation openings are not covered with objects such as newspapers, napkins, tablecloths,
curtains, curtains, etc. - do not place an open fire spring on the device, such as a lit candle. - do not
expose the device to flooding or water spraying. - do not place objects filled with liquids, such as
vases, glasses, dishes, on the device. - Do not throw batteries into the fire! Observe environmental
protection requirements when disposing of batteries. - batteries must not be exposed to sources of
high temperature, such as strong solar radiation, fire, or similar.
- The AC adapter plug is used to completely turn off the device and disconnect the power supply, it
must be easily accessible. To completely disconnect the device from power, the AC adapter plug
must be completely disconnected from the mains power outlet.
The mains power socket must not be obscured in any way, it must be easily accessible in order to
disconnect the power supply.
All proprietary names and trademarks are provided for informational purposes only without
the intention of violating the respective proprietary rights.
The appearance and equipment of the device are subject to change without notice and may
differ from the information provided in the manual. The product may be subject to technical
changes without prior notice.
When disposing of packaging, the waste separation rules must be observed, the packaging
contains elements made of paper and plastic.
IT IS FORBIDDEN TO DISPOSE OF WASTE ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT
TOGETHER WITH OTHER NON-SORTIC MUNICIPAL WASTE
In accordance with Directive 2002/98/EC of the European Union, waste electrical and electronic
equipment may not be disposed of with other household waste and must be transferred to an
organisation or other entity involved in the collection and treatment of waste electrical and
electronic equipment.
In order to properly dispose of harmful substances and process them, the user is obliged to donate
the used product at the collection point of the waste electrical and electronic equipment. To do this,
contact your local authority, city cleanup unit or retailer.
Proper handling of waste electrical and electronic equipment shall contribute to avoiding the
harmful consequences for human health and the environment resulting from the presence of
hazardous components and the improper storage and processing of such equipment.
