Disposal Of Batteries - Pellini Screenline SL2392 Anwenderhandbuch

The device must not be used by children or individuals with
physical, sensory or mental impairments.
The device must also not be used by individuals who have
no experience or knowledge about how it is used without the
supervision of a person responsible for their safety.
The device is not a toy: keep it out of children's reach!
Do NOT let the remote control drop: it could be damaged or
its range of action reduced.
Do NOT keep or operate the remote control in places where
there is high air humidity, dust, or where it is exposed to the
direct rays of the sun or similar environmental conditions.
DO NOT force the device to work if any repairs or adjustments
are needed.
DO NOT attempt any do-it-yourself repairs: repairs must be
carried out by authorized personnel only.
DO NOT throw spent batteries into a fire: they could explode.
DO NOT open or perforate or short circuit the batteries.
If any liquids penetrate into the device or in the event of da-
mage of any other kind, immediately take out the batteries
and return the device to the manufacturer for inspection.
In the event of prolonged inaction of the device, remove the
batteries.

DISPOSAL OF BATTERIES

Spent batteries must be safely disposed of in the special
waste containers or collection areas provided (refer to the
regulations in force in the town or city where they will be
disposed of). The batteries must be removed from the devi-
ce before their disposal. If any acid leaks from the batteries,
take them out, gently clean off any traces of liquid present on
the electrical board or contact plates using a soft cloth and
alcohol and replace the old batteries with new ones.
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