Notes - Beurer medical FT 58 Mode D'emploi

The quality of the device has been verified and conforms to the
requirements of Council Directive 93/42/EEC (Medical Devices
Directive) Annex I, Essential requirements, and the correspond­
ing harmonised standards. ISO 80601­2­56:2009 Clinical ther­
mometers – Part 5: Performance of infra­red ear thermometers
(with maximum device).
Please note that portable and mobile HF communication systems
may interfere with this device. More details can be requested from
the stated Customer Services address or found at the end of the
instructions for use.

3. Notes

Safety notes
WARNING
• To measure temperature, insert the sensor tip of the ear
thermometer carefully into the ear.
• Use of the ear thermometer on different persons can be inap­
propriate in the event of certain acute infectious diseases be­
cause of the possible spread of germs despite cleaning and
disinfection. If you have any doubts, please consult your doctor.
• The body temperature measured in the ear may differ from
other measurements taken in the mouth, rectum or armpits.
Any comparison of these values is therefore futile. Meas­
ure temperature regularly to calculate the normal ear tem­
perature and then use these measurements as a basis for
comparison when taking measurements in the event of a
suspected high temperature.
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• This ear thermometer is intended for measuring the temper­
ature in the ear. Do not use this ear thermometer for meas­
urements in other parts of the body.
• Replace the protective cap after each use to ensure an accu­
rate measurement and prevent cross­contamination.
• The ear thermometer may only be used with protective caps
from Beurer; other protective caps may result in faulty meas­
urements. If you have run out of protective caps, contact the
manufacturer or retailer for replacements.
• Consult a doctor if you believe your medical condition to
be poor.
Notes on handling batteries
WARNING
• If your skin or eyes come into contact with battery fluid, rinse
the affected areas with water and seek medical assistance.
• Choking hazard! Small children may swallow and choke
on batteries. Store the batteries out of the reach of small
children.
• Observe the plus (+) and minus (­) polarity signs.
• If a battery has leaked, put on protective gloves and clean
the battery compartment with a dry cloth.
• Protect batteries from excessive heat.
• Risk of explosion! Never throw batteries into a fire.
• Do not charge or short­circuit batteries.
• If the device is not to be used for a relatively long period, take
the batteries out of the battery compartment.
• Use identical or equivalent battery types only.
• Always replace all batteries at the same time.
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