LIVARNO LUX 107127, Инструкции по эксплуатации и безопасности

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29 GB
Start-up / Troubleshooting Troubleshooting / Maintenance / Cleaning / Disposal
Fault Cause Solution
LEDs
won't light
up
Surroundings
are too bright
or light from
other light
sources is hit-
ting the solar
light
Change the loca-
tion (away from
e.g. yard or street
lighting)
Weak
LED light
Battery not
fully charged
or defective
Charge the re-
chargeable battery
with a charger or
replace with a new
rechargeable bat-
tery (see "Replac-
ing the battery")
LEDs
defective
The LEDs cannot be
replaced. Dispose
of the product
properly (see
"Disposal")
Maintenance / Cleaning
The LEDs cannot be replaced. The solar light is
maintenance-free.
Never use caustic cleaners.
Regularly clean the solar light with a dry, lint-
free cloth. Use a slightly moist cloth to remove
any stubborn dirt.
Replace the rechargeable batteries if the light
on time decreases noticeably after some time
despite good sun exposure (see chapter „Re-
placing the battery“). Only use rechargeable
batteries of the right size and of the recom-
mended type (see section „Technical data“).
Battery leaks
If a battery leaked, try to remove the fluid from the
battery compartment using a soft cloth.
DANGER - RISK OF CHEM-
ICAL BURNS! Leaking batteries
can cause in chemical burns. Be
careful not to allow the battery fluid to come
into contact with your skin or your eyes. If this
does happen, immediately try to remove the
battery fluid under cold running water. Seek
medical attention to be safe.
Disposal
The packaging is made of environmentally friendly
materials, which may be disposed of through your
local recycling facilities. Contact your local commu-
nity or municipal administration for more details on
how to dispose your worn-out product.
NOTE
To help protect the environment, please
dispose of the product properly, and not
in household waste, when it has reached
the end of its useful life. Please contact
your local authority for information on
collection points and their opening
hours.
In accordance with directive 2006 / 66 / EC,
defective or used rechargeable batteries must be
recycled. Return rechargeable batteries and / or the
appliance using the recycling facilities provided.
NOTE
Rechargeable batteries may not be dis-
posed of with the usual domestic waste.
They may contain toxic heavy metals
and are subject to hazardous waste reg-
ulations. The chemical symbols of the
heavy metals are: Cd = cadmium,
Hg = mercury, Pb = lead. Therefore
dispose of used batteries through your
municipal collection site.