4
5
Inspired by
5. Now take the pointer from its holder,
located on the light stand. Switch it on to
point at the stars and constellations that are
moving across the room. It is perfect to help
you show your family and friends what you
are looking at.
TO REPLACE THE BULB
This should only be done by an adult.
Remove the old bulb and replace it with a
new 2.4V 500mA bulb.
For Pointer:
1. Unscrew the pointer head in an
anti-clockwise direction, and
insert 2 x size AA (LR6) 1.5V batteries.
2. Replace the pointer head and screw
it back into place.
For Planetarium:
1. Unscrew the battery door cover
with a Phillips screwdriver, and
insert 4 x size AA (LR6) 1.5V
batteries.
2. Replace the battery cover and
screw it back into place.
For
Battery
Pack:
5
Battery Instruction
For Adults
- Clean the Planetarium light with a clean, dry cloth only.
- Do not immerse the unit in water.
Care Tips for the Planetarium
POINT OUT
YOUR FAVOURITE
PLANET WITH THE
LIGHT
POINTER
– Batteries should only be replaced
by an adult.
– Be sure to insert batteries correctly to
prevent battery leakage.
– Always use fresh batteries, do not mix
old and new.
– Replace all batteries at the same time.
– Do not mix alkaline, carbon-zinc or
rechargeable batteries. Use only
batteries of the same or equivalent
type as recommended.
– Do not attempt to recharge
non-rechargeable batteries.
– Always remove exhausted or dead
batteries from product.
– If the unit will not be used for an extended
term, remove the batteries. Otherwise
batteries may leak or cause damage.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION -
Safe Battery Usage
– Do not short-circuit the terminals.
– Make sure the battery compartment
is secure.
– Do not take a battery apart.
– Do not dispose of batteries in fire;
they may explode.
– Do not immerse battery-operated
toys in water; wipe clean instead.
– Rechargeable batteries are to be
removed from the toy before being
charged.
– Rechargeable batteries are only to be
charged under adult supervision.
ACCORDING
TO LEADING
ASTRONOMERS THERE
ARE
BETWEEN 200 AND
400 BILLION STARS IN THE
MILKY WAY GALAXY
.
EVERY INDIVIDUAL STAR
YOU CAN SEE WITH THE
NAKED EYE IS IN THE
MILKY WAY.
