Silvercrest 113854, Operation And Safety Notes

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Setting-up operation / Cleaning / Disposal
Prob-
lem No reaction from
consumer
Rem-
edy · Check that the appliance
is switched on.
· Assign new code to the
remote control socket (see
„preparing the remote
control socket“, point 4).
· Check - by walking closer
to it - that the range is
correct for the desired
location.
Prob-
lem Range is too small
Rem-
edy
· For large ranges, ensure
that as few walls and as
little furniture as possible
are in the way of the
remote control and the
radio-controlled socket.
· If the range is too small
at times, the reason could
be a remote control which
works on a similar frequen-
cy. Whenever this remote
control is active, the range
declines (e.g. wireless
headphones, radio-con-
trolled movement alarms,
radio gongs etc.).
Q
Cleaning
J
Ensure that no liquids get into the
inside of the device. Use a soft cloth
to clean the housing. Never use
petroleum, solvents or cleaners
which corrode plastics.
j Before cleaning, always disconnect
the radio-controlled socket from the
wall socket and remove all power
plugs from the device.
Q
Disposal
Electrical appliances
must not be disposed
of with domestic waste.
In accordance with Council Directive
2012 / 19 / EC on waste electrical and
electronic equipment (WEEE), used
electrical appliances, lighting equipment
and batteries have to be collected sep-
arately and recycled in an environmentally
friendly way. Enquire at your city council
or local government regarding the possi-
bilities of disposing of electronic waste in
a correct and environmentally friendly
way.
Pb
Environmental damage
through incorrect dis-
posal of the batteries!
Batteries should not be disposed of with
domestic waste. They may contain toxic
heavy metals and are subject to hazard-
ous waste treatment rules and regulations.
That is why you should dispose of used
batteries at a local collection point.