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b) Power adapter
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The power adapter is manufactured according to Protection Class II.
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The power adapter must be connected to a standard mains socket that is connected to the public grid.
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The mains socket for the power adapter must be close to the charging station and easily accessible.
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The power adapter is only intended for use in dry, enclosed interiors; it must not get damp or wet. An
electric shock poses a risk to life!
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Do not unplug the power adapter by pulling on the cable.
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Protect the cable of the power adapter from sharp edges and do not step on it.
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If the power adapter shows signs of damage, do not touch it, there is a risk of death from an electric
shock!
Fully disconnect the mains voltage for the socket to which the power adapter is connected (e.g. turn
off the corresponding circuit breaker or unscrew the fuse, and then turn off the residual current circuit
breaker).
Only then remove the power adapter from the mains socket. Replace the damaged ppower adapter with
a new one of the same design.
c) Handset
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The handset should not be damp or wet. Do not expose the handset to direct sunlight, heat, cold, dust,
dirt, humidity or moisture as these may damage the handset!
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Only charge the handset with the supplied charging station. Insert the battery into the handset correctly
and insert the handset into the charging station. The handset only fitsinto the charging stationin one
direction. Never use force to insert the handset into the charging station.
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Operate the handset using only the supplied Li-Ion rechargeable battery (or a replacement rechargeable
battery of the same build).
• Never use other chargers for the rechargeable battery of the handset. This may cause a fire or explosion!
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Do not apply pressure to the surface of the display, because this can cause not only scratch marks, but
might also break and thus permanent damage the display. This will void the warranty!
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Using the handset may cause an unpleasant buzzing sound in some hearing aids.
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