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• Batteries can endanger life if swallowed. Keep
batteries out of the reach of small children for
this reason. Seek medical help immediately if
a battery is swallowed.
Danger!
• Handle a damaged or leaking battery with
extreme care and dispose of it properly and
immediately. Wear gloves to handle the
battery.
• If you come into contact with battery acid then
wash the affected area with soap and water.
If battery acid gets in your eye rinse it out with
water and seek medical help immediately!
• Do not short-circuit the terminals.
Activating the light and sound
Remove the protective foil from the battery
compartment before using the helicopter (1) for
the first time.
Press the button (2a) on the light and sound
module (2) to activate the light and sound.
Note: the light and sound turn off automatically
after a few seconds.
Inserting/replacing batteries
(fig. A)
WARNING! Comply with the following
instructions in order to prevent
mechanical and electrical damage.
For inserting and replacing the batteries (3)
proceed as shown in fig.A.
Note: You will need a suitable screwdriver (not
contained in delivery).
Note: Pay attention to the plus/minus polarity
of the batteries and their correct installation.
The batteries must be located entirely inside the
battery compartment.
Mounting the rotor blades
Attach the rotor blades (1c) to the bracket (1b)
of the helicopter (1) one at a time.
Storage, cleaning
When not in use, always store the product dry,
clean, without batteries and at room temperature.
Wipe clean with a dry cloth only.
IMPORTANT! Never clean the product with
harsh cleaning agents.
Disposal
The accompanying symbol indicates that
this device complies with Directive
2012/19/EU. This directive indicates
that you may not dispose of this device
along with basic household waste at the end of
its useful life and instead must hand it in to
specifically designated collection sites, valuable
substance collection stations, or waste disposal
facilities.
Look after the environment and dispose of waste
properly.
Batteries may not be disposed of with household
waste. They may contain toxic heavy metals and
are subject to hazardous waste treatment. The
chemical symbols of the heavy metals are as fol-
lows: Cd = cadmium, Hg = mercury, Pb = lead.
Dispose of used batteries at a municipal collec-
tion site.
For further information about disposal of
the product no longer needed, contact
your local council. Dispose of the
product and the packaging in an
environmentally friendly manner. Store the
packaging materials (foil bags, for example) out
of the reach of children.
Note the label on the packaging
materials when separating waste, as
these are labelled with abbreviations (a)
and numbers (b) with the following meaning:
1–7: plastics / 20–22: paper and cardboard /
80–98: composite materials.
The product and the packaging materials can be
recycled, dispose of them separately for better
treatment of waste.
The Triman logo only applies to France.
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