Würth 0827 940 24, Translation Of The Original Operating Instructions

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For your own safety
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Usage
Safety instructions
The device is used properly if it is only used to
illuminate ordinary working areas and, in the process,
complies with the specifications indicated in the
technical data. Any other or additional use is not
permitted.
The device may not be used:
• in areas with harmful gases, oils, acids,
radiation, etc.
• in areas with an explosion risk.
This device complies with all relevant norms and
standards required for CE compliance. Compliance
with these standards is no longer guaranteed when
this device has been modified.
Do not cover the lamp.
Do not open the device.
There is a risk of short-circuit. Repairs on
the device may only be carried out by
commissioned and trained persons. Please
contact your Würth branch.
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If the battery is damaged or not used
correctly;
• vapours may leak and irritate the respiratory
system. Provide fresh air and contact a doctor in
the event of any discomfort.
• fluids can leak from the battery. Avoid contact
with these. Leaking battery fluids can lead to
skin irri tation or burns. Rinse off with water if
you should come into contact. If the fluid gets
into your eyes, make sure you get medical help.
• there can be an internal short-circuit, the battery
may become overheated and explode or catch
fire.
Any damaged device or charger may no
longer be used and may be exchanged by
the manufacturer only.
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The lamp may not be used in potentially explosive
areas.
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Only stand the lamp on its head when it is swit-
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The OLJKWVRXUFH of this lamp cannot be
exchanged. The whole lamp must be exchanged
when the OLJKWVRXUFH is defective.
Please read this instruction manual
time and comply with it.
Keep this instruction manual for
future reference or for subsequent
possessors.
Warning
- Do not look directly into
the light emitting lamp - Risk of eye
injuries!
Always only use the charger recommended by
the manufacturer to charge the lamp. The use of a
destroy the lamp.
Protect the battery against heat,
e. g., against continuous intense
sunlight, fire, water, and moistu
re. Danger of explosion.
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