Care And Maintenance; Technical Data - Eurochron EFAUS 100 Notice D'emploi

SETTING THE TIME ZONE
Ensure that the accumulator is charged at least half before setting the
time zone. If not, recharge the accumulator before doing so.
When in normal time mode, keep button 2 impressed for about 3 seconds until a
3-digit city codes appears on the display.
Repeatedly press button 1 to select the desired city code or time zone (see table).
Press button 2 in order to confi rm the selection. Otherwise the confi rmation will
be performed after one minute of inactivity.
The time of the day is now adjusted automatically to the selected time zone.
"WAIT" appears on the display. Do not perform any other settings until the time
has been adjusted. This process can take up to 40 minutes.
Time zone Code City
+0 (UK) LON London*
+1 (Europe) BER Berlin*
+1 (Europe) PAR Paris*
+1 (Europe) ROM Rom*
+1 (Europe) AMS Amsterdam*
+1 (Europe) BRU Brüssel*
+1 (Europe) STO Stockholm*
+1 (Europe) WAW Warschau*
+1 (Europe) MAD Madrid*
+2 CAI Cairo
+3 MOW Moscow
+4 DXB Dubai
+5 KHI Karachi
+6 DAC Dakar
+7 BKK Bangkok
+8 PEK Beijing
+8 HKG Hong Kong
+9 SEL Seoul*
* City is located within the range of the radio signal
MANUAL SETTING OF THE TIME
Ensure that the accumulator is charged at least half before setting the
time. If not, recharge the accumulator before doing so.
If there is no radio signal available at the respective location you can set the time of
day manually. For this purpose, proceed as follows:
When in normal time mode, keep button 2 impressed for about 3 seconds until a
3-digit city codes appears on the display.
Press button 2 two times. On the display the hours ("H") are fl ashing.
Repeatedly press button 1 in order to set the hours. Confi rm the selection by us-
ing the button 2. On the display the minutes ("M") are fl ashing.
Repeatedly press button 1 in order to set the minutes. Confi rm the selection by
using the button 2. On the display "WAIT" appears. Do not perform any other set-
tings until the time has been adjusted. This process can take up to 40 minutes.
RESET THE WATCH
Ensure that the accumulator is charged at least half before resetting the
watch. If not, recharge the accumulator before doing so.
When in normal time mode, keep button 2 impressed for about 3 seconds until a
3-digit city codes appears on the display.
Press button 2 four times. On the display "RST" (reset) is fl ashing.
Now hold button 1 until the seconds hand starts the quick run and on the display
"SET TO 12" appears.
If necessary, interrupt the quick run by pressing button 1.
In order continue with the quick run hold button 1 for about 3 seconds.
Interrupt the quick run of the seconds hand when the time is set to 11:59. To do so
press button 1 in the right moment.
Press button 1 once to add one second to the seconds hand. Now set all pointers
to the 12 o'clock position. If you have set the seconds hand too far repeat the
whole process.
If all hands are set to the 12 o'clock position press button 2 for confi rmation.
On the display the city code "LON" (London) appears.
Repeatedly press button 1 to select the desired city code or time zone.
Press button 2 in order to confi rm the selection.
The signal is now received automatically. Place the watch near a window.
As soon as the signal has been received the watch sets itself automatically. If
there is no reception the watch remains set to 12 o'clock.
If there is no reception place the watch near to a window again. The watch will
search a radio signal for the next 24 hours every hour. As soon as the signal has
been received the watch sets itself automatically.
Time zone Code City
+9 (Japan) TYO Tokio*
+10 SYD Sydney
+11 NOU Nouméa
+12 AKL Auckland
-12 ---
-11 ---
-10 HNL Honolulu
-9 ANC Anchorage
-8 (Pacifi c) LAX Los Angeles*
-7 (mountains) EN Denver*
-6 (Central) CHI Chicago*
-5 (EAST) NYC New York*
-5 YUL Montreal
-4 CCS Caracas
-3 RIO Rio de Janeiro
-2 ---
-1 ---
RECHARGING THE ACCUMULATOR
Under no circumstances recharge the watch under illuminants with high
heat emission. This may damage the watch.
The accumulator cen either be recharged by sunlight or by artifi cial light.
When charging with sunlight place the watch upside down on a window tray or at
a sunny location with direct sunlight.
When charging with artifi cial light place the watch upside down under a fl uores-
cent lamp, since those is more comparable to sunlight. Due to the low heat emis-
sion of fl uorescent lamps the watch will not be damaged, provided that you keep
a minimum safety distance of approx. 5 cm. With other lamps with higher heat
emission the distance should be at least 20cm.
It is recommended to charge the accumulator every week. Ideally the accumula-
tor has to be recharged every fi ve months.
If the accumulator is charged suffi ciently the time of day is set automatically.
The watch is operated with an accumulator of type ML 2016. The life cycle of
the accumulator is limited, therefore the accumulator has to be replaced after
a few years. In order to avoid damages we recommend to have the accumulator
replaced by a watch maker or a jeweller.
After replacing the accumulator it takes about 10 minutes unti the watch shows
the correct time.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

The watch is maintenance-free. Clean the watch only with a soft, dry cloth or brush.
Never use aggressive cleaning agents or chemical solutions as the surface of the
case and the wrist band could be damaged.
WATER RESISTANCE
This watch is water resistant up to 5 ATM.
Explanation:
Marking Suitability
- The watch has to be protected against water.
3 ATM Washing your hands, rain, water spray
5 ATM see above + bathing, showering
10 ATM see above + swimming, snorkelling
20 ATM see above + free diving
DISPOSAL
Device
Electronic devices are recyclable waste and must not be disposed of in the
household waste! Dispose of an unserviceable product in line with the rel-
evant statutory regulations.
Batteries and Rechargeable Batteries
As the end user, you are required by law (Battery Ordinance) to return all
used batteries/rechargeable batteries. Disposal in household waste is prohib-
ited! Batteries/accumulators containing harmful substances are marked with
the following symbols. You can dispose of your used batteries free of charge
at your municipality's collection point or any place where batteries are sold!

TECHNICAL DATA

Type of the accumulator:
Water tightness:
Case measurements:
Weight:
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ML 2016 (3 V/DC)
5 ATM
Approx. 44 x 16.5 x 53 mm
Approx. 90 g