PARAMOUNT BED A6 Series, Instruction Manual

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Head end
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WARNING
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Do not disassemble the battery.
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Do not throw the battery into fire.
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Keep the battery away from fire.
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Do not charge the battery with a non-suitable bed.
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Do not use the battery with equipment other than suitable beds.
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Do not apply a strong impact to the battery.
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Do not recharge the battery or operate the bed with the bed upside down.
Improper handling by ignoring the above instructions may cause personal injury or property damage due
to fluid leakage, fire, explosion, electric shock, or case rupture.
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If fluid leaks out of the battery and spills on your skin or clothing, imme
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diately wash it off with copious amounts of water.
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In particular, if the fluid gets into your eyes, rinse them with copious amounts of clean water and seek
medical attention.
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Since the battery fluid is diluted sulphuric acid, contact with eyes may cause loss of sight and with
skin may cause a burn injury.
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If fluid leaks out of the battery, replace it immediately with a new one.
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Check regularly whether the bed can be battery-operated or whether the
battery replacement time has been reached. Replace a battery that has
reached the replacement time.
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The continued use of a battery that has reached the replacement life may cause fluid to leak out of
the battery, resulting in fire.
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The estimated replacement time of the battery is 2 to 3 years after purchase. If the indicator shows
that the remaining power is low or insufficient (see p. 44) soon after starting bed operation, even
though the battery was recharged for more than 24 hours, replace the battery.
* The battery life varies depending on the operating frequency and environment, and storage
condition of the battery.
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For assistance with checking the battery life or replacing or recycling the battery, contact Paramount
Bed (see p. 116) or your distributor.
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When pressing the power ON/OFF button of the battery, be careful not to
get caught in the moving parts of the bed.
You may get caught in a gap between the mattress
deck and main frame, resulting in injury.
Battery
* The illustration shows the bed with the headboard
removed.
Main frame Mattress deck
Power ON/OFF button