Bramwell Brown Barometric Weather Clock, Инструкция по эксплуатации и руководство пользователя

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Its mechanism may be damaged if it is switched on and
the animated artwork moves whilst it is not in an upright
position.
Changing the Batteries & Recycling
Advice
The batteries included with your Weather Clock will, of
course, not last forever. When the remaining battery life
reaches a lower level a clever mechanism switches off the
demonstration function to conserve power. This helps
maximise the amount of time your clock will continue its day
to day function – which in normal circumstances should be
over a year. Other signs that the battery power has reached
an insufficient level can be quite strange and include the
mechanism juddering, sticking or becoming lazy. See the
‘Problem Solving and FAQs’ section further on for more
details.
When the batteries need replacing you can choose to
either replace all 8 or just 4, with either the left or right hand
battery chamber completely empty. The clock will run as
normal with just 4 batteries but the demonstration function
will not work and, clearly, the battery lifespan of 4 will not
match that of a complete set of 8.
When the batteries have expired please dispose of them
responsibly and recycle them where local facilities allow.
If you are in the UK you can find out where your nearest
recycling service by entering your postcode at:
www.recycle-more.co.uk
Bramwell Brown has also gone to great lengths in making
sure that your clock has been designed in a way that