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11 – Safety instructions for batteries
DANGER! Danger to life!
Keep batteries out of the reach of children. Do not leave batteries lying around. There is a risk of them being swal-
lowed by children or pets. In case of swallowing, consult a doctor immediately!
RISK OF EXPLOSION!
Never try to recharge batteries, never short-circuit them and/or open them. This could result in overheating, a fire
hazard or bursting open. Never throw batteries into fire or water. The battery can explode.
- Avoid extreme conditions and temperatures that could affect the batteries, e.g. placing them on radiators.
Otherwise there could be an increased risk of leakage.
- Immediately remove the used batteries from the product. Otherwise there could be an increased risk of leakage.
- Check the batteries regularly for leaks.
Leaking or damaged batteries can cause chemical burns on contact with the skin; in this case, it is therefore
essential to wear suitable protective gloves!
- Avoid any contact with skin, eyes and mucous membranes if liquid has leaked from the battery. In the case of
contact with battery acid, rinse the affected areas immediately with plenty of clean water and consult a doctor
as soon as possible.
- In the case of slight contamination, clean the battery and the product contacts with a dry, lint-free cloth before
replacing the battery.
- Remove the battery from the product if the awning is not to be used for a prolonged period.
- Check the polarity when inserting the battery! This is indicated in the battery compartment. Otherwise the
battery could explode.
- Insert the battery carefully. Otherwise the product could become damaged.
- Replace the battery in good time as soon as the remote control range decreases or the awning stops responding.
- Please do not throw used batteries into household waste, but dispose of them at the collection points
designated for special waste.
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