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When installing new batteries, observe the markings in
the battery compartment.
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Use the same type of batteries as recommended for this device:
AAA 1.5 V for the receiver; AA 1.5 V for the transmitter.
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Do not dispose of used batteries with municipal waste. Put
them into special containers for dead batteries.
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Do not recharge batteries not designed for that purpose
(non-rechargeable batteries).
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Do not short-circuit the battery terminals.
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N
ever expose batteries to direct heat sources, such as
excessive sunlight, heaters, or fire.
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Explosion hazard! Batteries must not be dismantled, put into
fire, or short-circuited.
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When the device is not being used, always remove the
batteries. This will prevent damage to the device in the event
electrolyte leaks from the batteries.
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Remove spent batteries from the device immediately.
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Electrolyte may leak out of spent batteries, causing damage to
the device.
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If any acid from a battery comes into contact with your hands,
rinse them under running water. If any acid gets into your eyes,
contact a doctor. The acid contained in the battery may cause
irritation or burns.
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Swallowing a battery may have fatal consequences!
Keep batteries away from children and pets. Seek medical
assistance immediately if a battery is swallowed..