Environmental Protection - GRAUPNER mx-20 HoTT Bedienungsanleitung

maximum charge current.
Discharging
All rechargeable batteries sold by Graupner and GM-Racing are suitable for a maximum continuous current load of 6C ... 13C,
according to battery type (refer to the manufacturer's specifi cation!). The higher the continuous current load, the shorter the
batteries' useful life.
• Use your battery until its performance falls off, or until the low voltage warning is triggered.
Caution:
When stored for a long period, the cell voltage should not be allowed to fall below 1.2 V. This means that you may have to re-
charge the battery before storing it.
• Refl ex charging and charge / discharge (cycle) programs shorten the effective life of batteries unnecessarily, and are only
suitable for checking battery quality or "reviving" relatively old cells. It also makes no sense to charge / discharge a battery
before using it - unless you simply wish to check its quality.
DISPOSAL OF EXHAUSTED DRY AND RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES
The German Battery Order places a legal requirement on every consumer to return all used and exhausted dry cells and rechar-
geable batteries. It is prohibited to dispose of these items in the ordinary domestic waste.
At no charge to the user, old dry and rechargeable batteries can be surrendered at local authority collection points, Graupner
retail outlets, and any other shop where dry and rechargeable batteries of the same type are sold. You can also send batteries
supplied by us to the following address - with adequate pre-paid postage
- for disposal:
Graupner GmbH & Co. KG
Service: Gebrauchte Batterien (Used batteries)
Henriettenstr. 94 - 96
D-73230 Kirchheim unter Teck
You can make an important contribution to environmental protection in this way.
Caution: Damaged batteries may require special packaging before despatch, as some contain highly toxic materials!!!!!

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

This symbol on the product, in the operating instructions or the packaging indicates that the product must not be dis-
carded via the normal household refuse at the end of its useful life. Instead it must be taken to a collection point for the
recycling of electrical and electronic apparatus.
The materials can be re-used according to their identifi cation code. You can make an important contribution to the
protection of our shared environment by recycling old equipment and making use of its basic materials.
Dry and rechargeable batteries must be removed from the device and taken to the appropriate collection point. Please
ask your local authority for the location of your nearest waste disposal site.