Transport; Disposal/Environmental Protection - Grizzly MR 1000 Traduction De La Notice D'utilisation Originale

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should amount to 40-60% during a
lengthy storage period.
• Check the battery charge status ap-
proximately every 3 months during a
lengthy storage period and recharge if
necessary.
• Disconnect the charging station from
the boundary wire
• Insulate the contacts of the boundary
wire with adhesive tape
If you are starting the device after
an extended storage period, clean
the battery contacts on the device
and the charging prongs (29) on
the charging station with a brass
brush to prevent charging prob-
lems.

Transport

A carrying handle (4) for transporting the
device is located on the rear of the auto-
matic lawn mower.
Always carry the automatic
lawn mower with the blades (26)
pointing away from your body.
Risk of injury!
Disposal/environmental
protection
Remove the battery from the device and
recycle the device, battery, accessories
and packaging in an environmentally-
friendly manner.
Electrical devices do not belong in
domestic waste.
Do not throw batteries into domes-
tic waste, fire (risk of explosion)
or water. Damaged batteries can
harm the environment and your
health if poisonous fumes or liq-
uids escape.
• Hand the device and the charger to a
recycling point. The plastic and metal
parts used on your device can be
properly sorted according to materials
and grades and efficiently recycled.
Please contact our service centre for
more information.
• Dispose of batteries in a discharged
state. We recommend covering the
contacts with an adhesive strip to pro-
tect against short circuits. Do not open
the battery.
• Dispose of the batteries in accordance
with local regulations. Hand in the
batteries at a used battery collection
point where they are recycled in an
environmentally friendly manner. For
more information, please contact your
local waste management provider or
our service centre.
• Disposal of your sent in defective de-
vices is carried out free of charge.
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