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Safety guidelines
Safety when handling rechargeable batteries
With improper handling of rechargeable batteries, there is a danger
of injury and explosion.
– Never replace with other rechargeable batteries or other batteries.
Never short-circuit rechargeable batteries, i.e. never touch both
poles at the same time, especially not with objects that conduct
electricity. Store rechargeable batteries so that they cannot be
short-circuited by other rechargeable batteries or metal objects
during storage.
– To charge the rechargeable battery, only use the mains adapter
provided. Never charge the rechargeable battery with another
mains adapter. Only use the mains adapter provided to charge the
rechargeable battery of this appliance.
– At the end of its life span, remove the rechargeable battery as de-
scribed. Then take the rechargeable battery to an appropriate col-
lection point nearby, thus ensuring safe and environmentally-ap-
propriate disposal. Never throw rechargeable batteries away in
household garbage!
– Before removing the rechargeable battery, make sure that the
mains adapter is unplugged from the outlet.
– Never take rechargeable batteries apart, expose them to high
temperatures or throw them onto fires.
– In case of improper handling, liquid can escape from the recharge-
able battery. Do not use the rechargeable battery if it is damaged
or if it is leaking liquid.
- If liquid has escaped, avoid contact with the liquid.
- In case of contact with the liquid, rinse it off immediately with
copious amounts of water. In case of after effects (irrespective
of type), consult a doctor.
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