Troubleshooting
Fault
Cause
Remedy
Alarm sounds although
windows / door are
closed.
The distance between the
magnet and the magnet
switch is too large (or the
arrow is pointing in the
wrong direction).
Reduce the distance.
Weak alarm signal.
The batteries have run out.
Insert new batteries.
The device does not
work or does not work
properly.
- The batteries have run
out.
- The batteries are in-
serted with the wrong
polarity.
- The arrow on the
magnet is not pointing
to the mark on the
alarm unit.
Insert new batteries.
Check that the batteries
have the correct polarity
and make contact.
Maintenance and cleaning
o
Check the technical safety and function of the mini window alarm regularly.
o
Remove the batteries before maintenance or repair of the device.
o
To clean the alarm, use a soft cloth, if necessary with a little mild soap suds.
Never use benzene, thinner or similar chemical substances.
Disposal
Please dispose of the packaging materials in local containers. For details of the
current possibilities for disposing of unwanted electrical appliances, please contact
your local or city council.
Do not dispose of electrical appliances with the household waste!
In accordance with European Directive 2002 / 96 / EC on used electrical and electronic
appliances and its implementation in national law, used electrical devices must be
collected separately and recycled in an ecologically compatible manner.
Remove the batteries before disposing of the device.
Disposal of used batteries / accumulators
As the consumer you are required by law (Battery Ordinance) to return all used batteries
and accumulators. Disposal of batteries in the household waste is prohibited.
o
You can hand in your used batteries / accumulators free of charge at local council
collection points, the point of sale or wherever batteries / accumulators are sold.
By following these requirements you are meeting your legal obligations and making
an important contribution to protecting the environment.
Warranty / Service
Warranty
This device has a warranty of 3 years from the date of purchase. The device was
manufactured with care and inspected thoroughly before delivery. Please keep your
receipt as proof of purchase. If you have a claim under the warranty, please contact
the service office for your country. This is the only way to ensure that your device can
be sent in free of charge.
This warranty is only valid for the first purchaser and is not transferable.
The warranty furthermore covers material or manufacturing defects only. It does not
apply to wear parts or damage to fragile parts, e.g. switches or accumulators. The
product is solely intended for private use and not for commercial use. No claim for
damages may be made in the event of a burglary. An alarm is no substitute for
insurance cover and does not replace your duty of care.
In the event of incorrect and / or improper handling, the use of force or any work on
the device that is not performed by the service office, the warranty shall expire. This
warranty does not restrict your statutory rights.
Service
Information on dealing with problems can be found under www.dexaplan.com. If you have
any questions, please contact our service office by email ([email protected]) or by
telephone ((
T
0870 - 241 3029;
T
1890 851 851; Monday - Friday between
8.30 and 17.00). Here you will find all necessary information on service questions
. Here you will find all necessary information on service questions
such as returns, etc.
Dexaplan GmbH
Paul-Böhringer-Str. 3 · D-74229 Oedheim
Last Information Update 10/2006 · Ident.No.: 10-2006-FA 602-GB / IE
It is important that there are no appliances with electromagnetic fields near to the
alarm, e.g. radio telephone, radio set or electric motor. These could have an effect on
the alarm function.
Installing the alarm unit
Attention!
Do not drill or screw any additional screws into the housing of the alarm
unit
Q
or the magnet
W
for installation purposes.
o
Use the supplied adhesive strips to fix the alarm unit
Q
and the magnets
W
.
o
Place the alarm unit
Q
at the edge of the window or door handle side (see also Fig. B).
o
Place the magnets
W
on the window or door frame (see also Fig C). If the frame
measures more than 12 mm, place the magnet to the side of the frame (see Fig D).
Ensure that the side mark of the alarm
Q
is directly opposite the magnet’s arrow
W
(tip of magnet’s arrow
W
must always show in the direction of the alarm
Q
).
The marking on the alarm and the magnets must also face one another.
Note:
Alternatively, the magnets
W
can also be attached using screws (not supplied)
rather than using the adhesive strip. In this case, use a maximum 3.5 mm screws (e.g.
wooden screws 3 x 12 mm or tapping screws 2.9 x 13 mm) – the length of the screws
depends on the material and thickness of the frame. Please be sure not to bore or
screw into glass when attaching to a glass frame.
Important:
the distance between the alarm
Q
and magnet
W
must be max. 10 mm
(see Fig. B).
Lefthand installation:
o
If you wish to fit the alarm on the lefthand side, turn it by 180° (“on its head”).
Operation
Switching the alarm on and off
o
To activate the alarm, switch the On / Off switch
R
to “I” (On).
The alarm is now activated and emits a signal when the door or window is
opened (more than approx. 20 mm between the alarm unit and the magnet). The
signal is only switched off when the door / window etc. is closed or by the On / Off
switch
R
.
o
To deactivate the alarm or after the alarm signal has been triggered, switch the
On / Off switch
R
to “O”.
Changing the batteries
o
Set On / Off switch
R
to “0” (off).
o
Open the battery compartment by pushing the battery compartment cover
E
down (see Fig. A).
o
Carefully remove the batteries, e.g. using a screw driver.
o
Place the new batteries in the correct positions. The correct polarity is indicated
in the battery compartment.
o
Push the battery compartment cover
E
back onto the alarm unit
Q
.
Note:
always change all three batteries at the same time. If possible always use
alkaline batteries, as these guarantee longer service life.
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