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Cordless Handheld and Floor Vacuum Cleaner
Non­rechargeable and rechargeable
batteries must not be disposed of
along with the household waste.
Consumers are legally obliged to sep­
arate and recycle non­rechargeable
and rechargeable batteries.
Non­rechargeable and rechargeable
batteries can be taken free of charge
to a collection point of your local au­
thority/district or in shops so that they
can be disposed of in an environmen­
tally friendly way and valuable raw
materials can be recovered. If they are
not disposed of properly, toxic ingre­
dients may escape into the environ­
ment and cause harm to the health of
humans, animals and plants.
Only dispose of non­rechargeable and
rechargeable batteries when they are
discharged. If possible, use recharge­
able batteries rather than single­use
batteries.
With non­rechargeable and recharge­
able batteries that contain lithium,
cover the poles before disposing
of them to prevent a short circuit.
A short circuit may cause a fire or
explosion.
Waste prevention makes an even more valuable contribution to protecting the
environment. This means if possible, as well as continuing to use or repair a device
yourself, passing it on to another user also represents an ecologically beneficial
alternative to disposal.
Removing the Battery
Please Note!
■ The device must not be connected to
the mains power while the battery is
being removed.
■ The battery must not be taken apart,
thrown into a fire, immersed in liquids or
short­circuited.
■ You should never open the battery!
To remove the battery from the device,
proceed as follows:
1. Press the two release buttons (5) on the
side and remove the battery (3).
2. Dispose of the battery in accordance
with the statutory regulations governing
the disposal of batteries.
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