Disposing Of The Device - Ctek Rb 3000 Booster Bedienungsanleitung

USAGE & RECYLING
MODULE INDICATORS
WARNING! PRIOR TO USE - Always
read through the safety instructions
and operating manual. Never boost a
Lithium (LifePo4) Battery.
Always make sure that the booster
module is fitted all the way into the
main unit and the clamps are properly
connected as set-out in the manual,
prior to pressing the Boost button on
the booster module.
When the Jump Starter is connected to the Vehicles battery, indicator lights may
illuminate. Please pay attention to them as they may indicate the following issues -
CORRECT illuminated GREEN: Clamps are correctly connected, the circuit and
automatic boost function is working, and you can turn on the engine to jump-start directly.
CORRECT illuminated RED: The Module is in a short-circuit state (i.e the two clamps are
connected together) and the Booster displays its normal startup status until corrected.
REVERSE illuminated RED: The clamps are connected incorrectly and the Booster
displays its normal startup status. The Boost button is inactive until the clamps are
corrected. Refer to step 2 for correct assembly.
CORRECT illuminated RED: Indicates the Booster internal battery is below 20%.
Check the percentage on the display. Ensure the internal battery is fully charged before
connecting the Module.
NO lights illuminated and nothing on display: Indicates the vehicle battery may be
damaged. Check the clamps are correctly connected and the circuit and automatic boost
function is working then press the boost button. Wait until the light is steady GREEN and
turn on the engine within 30 seconds.
IMPORTANT! If the Booster jump starts 8 times within 10 minutes, this will trigger
the modules over-use protection and CORRECT will illuminate RED. Please allow 10
minutes to cool down and restore.
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DISPOSING OF THE DEVICE

YOUR OBLIGATION AS AN END USER
Products marked with a crossed-out wheeled bin symbol and
a single black bar underneath, contain parts that must be
handled in compliance with the WEEE Directive (2012/19/
EU. The appliance may therefore only be collected and taken
back separately from unsorted municipal waste, i.e. it must
not be disposed of with household waste. The appliance can,
for example, be taken to a municipal collection point or, where
applicable, to a distributor.
This also applies to all components, sub assemblies, and
consumables of the old appliance to be disposed of.
Before the old appliance can be disposed of, all old batteries
and accumulators that are not enclosed in the old appliance
must be separated from the old appliance. The same applies
to lamps that can be removed from the old appliance without
being destroyed. The end user is also responsible for deleting
personal data from the old appliance.
NOTES ON RECYCLING
Help to recycle all materials marked with this symbol. Do
not dispose of such materials, especially packaging, in the
household waste but in the recycling containers provided or in
the appropriate local collection systems.
Recycle electrical and electronic equipment for environmental
and health protection.
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