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I N S TR U C TI O N S FO R U S E / E N G LI S H
 Damaged batteries must no longer be used and
must be disposed of immediately.
 If damage to charging cables or other parts of the
unit is found, do not use the unit. Do not make
any modifications to the unit or use it for any
unintended purposes. Always have any repairs to
the battery packs carried out by the manufacturer
only. Damaged chargers or charging cables
cannot be repaired. Dispose of the charger in
accordance with local regulations at a collection
site for electrical waste.
 If questions or problems arise, please get in
touch with your dealer or the manufacturer (see
rear of envelope for address).
 Do not throw PowerSock battery packs into an
open fire, as there is a risk of explosion.
Precautions for safe usage of remote control
batteries:
 Batteries may not be disposed of with normal
household trash. Every user is legally required to
dispose of batteries in accordance with
regulations at special collection locations.
 Never recharge the batteries, as this could cause
an explosion.
 Keep batteries away from children. Do not throw
them into fire, short-circuit them or take them
apart.
 Contact a doctor immediately if a battery is
swallowed.
 When inserting the battery, ensure that the
polarity is correct.
 Clean the contacts of the battery and the device if
necessary before insertion.
 Remove dead batteries from the device quickly!
This will increase the risk of battery leakage.
 Do not expose the batteries to extreme
conditions, such as putting them on heaters! This
will increase the risk of battery leakage.
 Avoid contact with skin, eyes and mucous
membranes. Should you come into contact with
battery acid, wash the affected location
immediately with large amounts of pure water.
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