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2.3 Handling batteries and battery packs
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In the event that the original packing material
may not be available anymore, only use
plastic bags with security holes in order to
reduce the risk of suffocation. Use recyclable
materials if possible.
NOTE
Keep the original packing material for future use
(e.g. returning for servicing).
WARNING!
Personal injury as a result of improper handling
Batteries and rechargeable batteries contain
harmful substances which may explode if not
handled properly.
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Do not try to recharge batteries.
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Do not expose (rechargeable) batteries to
heat.
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Do not burn (rechargeable) batteries.
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If acid is leaking out, avoid contact with the
skin, eyes and mucous membranes. Rinse
affected areas with plenty of clean water and
seek medical help at once.
NOTICE!
Damage to device and malfunctions with
improper handling
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Only use the type of (rechargeable) battery
specified in this document.
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When replacing (rechargeable) batteries,
always replace a complete set at a time.
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Do not short-circuit (rechargeable) batteries.
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If you do not use the device for a long period
of time, remove the batteries (incl. rechargea-
ble batteries). This prevents acid from leaking
into the device.
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If acid leaked into the device, discontinue
use. Have the device checked by an author-
ised seca Service partner and repaired if
necessary.
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