Rotor Guard; Cleaning, Repair, And Storage; Changing The Rotor Blades (Figure I); Notes On Disposal - lidl 284749 Gebrauchsanweisung

2. A signal tone will sound and the LED lights (1h)
on the quadrocopter (1) will flash. The camera
(1e) is now filming.
3. Press the OK button in order to stop recording
with the camera (1e). A signal tone will sound
as confirmation and the LED lights on the qua-
drocopter (1) will be on constantly.
End the flight
Switch the quadrocopter (1) off correctly after it
has landed safety.
1. Switch the on-off button (1d) to OFF.
2. Switch the on-off button (2a) on the remote
control (2) off.
3. Remove the storage battery (9) (see 'removing
the storage battery').

Rotor guard

The rotor guards (1c) serve to prevent injuries
(e.g. cuts, injury to skin or eyes) and for protection
against or during collisions. They are fixed in
place. If a rotor guard becomes loose please re-
tighten the screws and check the functioning and
correct position of the rotor guards (1c).
WARNING: Never operate the
quadrocopter (1) without the rotor guard
(1c)! Do not remove the rotor guard (1c)
arbitrarily to avoid putting yourself and/or other
persons or animals at risk!

Cleaning, repair, and storage

CAUTION: The on-off switch (1d) on
the quadrocopter must be OFF
prior to any work and the storage
battery (9) must be removed.
The quadrocopter (1) must always be kept dry
and must be freed of any soiling such as wool
threads, hairs, dust, etc. after every flight.
Use a dry cloth to clean the product and avoid
contact of the electronics, storage battery, and
motors with water.
Store the quadrocopter (1) in a dry and dust-free
place without direct sunlight. The optimum storage
temperature is between 10°C and 25°C. Discon-
nect the storage battery plug connection (9a/9b)
from the charger cable (6) when not in use. Remo-
ve the batteries (5) from the remote control.
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Changing the rotor blades (figure I)

Change the rotor blades (3), (4) as soon as they
are damaged.
PLEASE NOTE:
There are two different types of rotor blades
(3), (4). The rotor blades (3) are right-turning
and the rotor blades (4) are left-turning. They are
shown here with a grey background for clarity.
Both types have markings on the undersides (A
and B) and these must be noted when changing
blades and must correspond to the markings on
the quadrocopter (1).
WARNING: If the rotor blades (3), (4)
are damaged there is a risk that materials
will come loose during use and will damage or
represent a hazard to the surroundings.
To change a rotor blade (3), (4) proceed as
follows:
1. Use a Philips screwdriver (8) to release and
remove the screw on the rotor blade (3), (4)
that you wish to change.
2. Pull the broken rotor blade off (3), (4) from the
quadrocopter (1).
3. Place the new rotor blade (3), (4) into the
position of the broken rotor blade (3), (4).
4. Screw the new rotor blade (3), (4) onto the
quadrocopter (1) with the screw.
CAUTION: Always place the rotor
blades marked A on the rotor
blades marked A. Place the rotor blades
marked B on the rotor arms marked B.

Notes on disposal

Dispose of the product and the packaging materi-
als in accordance with the current local regulati-
ons. Packaging materials such as foil bags must
be kept away from children. Keep the packaging
material out of the reach of children.
Devices that are marked with this symbol
should not be disposed of in domestic waste.
You are obliged to dispose of this kind of
used electrical and electronic devices separately.
Please ask your local authority about options for
regulated disposal. Remove the batteries/storage
battery from the product prior to disposal.