Charging The Remote Control; Important Information - T+A Caruso R Bedienungsanleitung

Charging the remote control

i Depending on the time of delivery, you may have received either a remote control with a replaceable
battery or a remote control with an internal Li-ion battery.
If your remote control does not have a Micro-USB-connection, you can replace the battery with a bat-
tery of the same or equivalent type.
The remote control has an internal rechargeable battery (Li-Ion battery) that cannot be removed or
replaced by the user.
The remote control battery is automatically charged when connected to the USB port on the back of
the Caruso (Fig. 1).
The charging process is indicated by the red flashing LED on the remote control. As soon as the
battery is fully charged, the LED lights permanently red.

Important information

: Caution
Risk of explosion of Li-Ion batteries
To avoid injury,
• Do not charge the remote control unattended
• Allow a very cold remote control to warm up to room temperature before charging
• Do not replace batteries yourself, but contact your T+A-dealer to replace the batteries
• Protect the remote control from moisture, cold, heat and dust
• Do not expose batteries to excessive heat such as sunshine, fire or the like
• The remote control cannot be used to control the device when the battery is on charge.
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• The remote control is fitted with an internal rechargeable battery (Li-Ion battery), which cannot be
removed or replaced by the user. If you eventually notice that the battery only retains a little of its origina
capacity, and the period you can use the remote control is greatly reduced, then it is time to contact your
T+A dealer and ask him to fit a replacement battery
• The remote control contains a Li-Ion battery. Like any other electrical device, the remote control must not
be discarded in the normal domestic waste. It must be taken to your local collection point for electrical
scrap.
• Exhausted batteries must never be thrown into the household waste! They should be returned to the
battery vendor (specialist dealer) or your local toxic waste collection point, so that they can be recycled
or disposed in a proper way. Most local authorities provide collection centres for such waste, and some
provide pick-up vehicles for old batteries.
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Fig. 1