Setting The Display Brightness; Radio Mode; Goodnight Function (Radio Sleep Timer); Light Function - Beurer WL 90 Mode D'emploi

the light area), the alarm will sound again once the set
snooze duration has elapsed.
Switching off the alarm when the alarm tone sounds
When the alarm sounds, press any button apart from
Snooze. The alarm is now switched off and will only
sound again at the set alarm time. The light stays on for
a further 2 minutes to allow you to get up, before then
switching off automatically. To switch on the light again,
see section 8.8.

8.5 Setting the display brightness

The wake up light features four brightness levels
for the display (0, 1, 2, 3, A ). Brightness level "A"
(automatic) automatically adjusts the display brightness
to the surrounding light conditions. To set the display
brightness, proceed as follows:
1. Press both + / - buttons at the same time. "BL:" appears
in the display. Set the desired display brightness using
the MODE button (0, 1, 2, 3 or A).
2. To confirm the display brightness, press both + / -
buttons at the same time.

8.6 Radio mode

To turn on the radio, proceed as follows:
1. Keep pressing the MODE / ENTER button until RADIO
appears in the display.
2. Set the radio volume using the + / - buttons.
3. Change the memory space using the SET button p.
4. To start an automatic station search, press and hold
the SET button q for three seconds. Briefly press the
SET buttons p / q to adjust the radio frequency by
0.1 MHz at a time.
5. To save a radio station to this programme number,
press the MODE / ENTER button. The corresponding
programme number (e.g. P1) appears in the display.

8.7 Goodnight function (radio sleep timer)

If radio mode or the Bluetooth
you can also enable a goodnight function (
use the goodnight function to set the number of minutes
after which the radio or the Bluetooth
should automatically switch off.
If you would like to use the goodnight function, proceed
as follows:
1. In radio mode or Bluetooth
press the SET buttons p / q at the same time.
2. The timer display flashes in the display. Select the
desired timer duration using the ALARM button
(2, 5, 10, 15, 30, 45 or 60 minutes).
3. To confirm, briefly press the SET buttons p / q at the
same time.
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8.8 Light function

1. Using your hand, tap on the side of the wake up light to
make it vibrate lightly. The illuminated display becomes
brighter.
2. Tap on the side of the wake up light again within three
seconds. The white light of the reading lamp will come on.

8.9 Mood light function

1. Using your hand, tap on the side of the wake up light to
make it vibrate lightly. The illuminated display becomes
brighter.
2. Tap on the side of the wake up light again within three
seconds. The white light of the reading lamp will come on.
3. To activate the mood light with change of colour, tap
again on the light area of the wake up light.
4. To have a coloured light permanently displayed during
the colour change, tap again on the light area of the
wake up light.
5. To deactivate the light function, tap again on the light
area of the wake up light.

9. What if there are problems?

You can find further information and a list of frequently
asked questions (FAQs) about this product at
www.beurer.com.

10. Cleaning and storage

• Clean the device with a dry cloth.
• Do not use any abrasive cleaning products.
• Ensure that no water enters the device. If this should
happen, only reuse the device once it has fully dried out.
• Never immerse the device or mains part plug in water
or other liquids.
• Protect the device from knocks, damp, dust, chemicals,
marked temperature fluctuations, and nearby sources
of heat (ovens, heaters).

11. Disposal

For environmental reasons, do not dispose of the device
in the household waste at the end of its useful life.
Dispose of the device at a suitable local collection
or recycling point. Observe the local regulations
for material disposal. Dispose of the device in
accordance with EC Directive – WEEE (Waste
Electrical and Electronic Equipment). If you have any
questions, please contact the local authorities responsible
for waste disposal.
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