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Battery
1. Use only the USB cable included in delivery of the device. If other
cables are used, damage to the device and charging stand can occur.
2. The device and power adapter may become very hot when charging.
Do not cover these devices.
3. If the device overheats in the area of the charging socket, the USB
cable could be defective; replace the USB cable with a new OEM
cable.
4. In applications that require a lot of battery power, the device can
occasionally become very hot (e.g. when working with high-volume
tips). In this case, pause pipetting and only resume once the device
has cooled.
5. Never use non-original or damaged power supplies, charging stands
or batteries. Non-approved power supplies or cables can cause the
battery to explode or lead to damage of the device.
Inductive charging
1. Use only the original charging stand for inductive charging.
2. During inductive charging, do not place electrically conductive or ma-
gnetic objects between the device and the charging stand.
3. The device, charging stand and power adapter may become hot during
inductive charging. Do not cover these devices.
4. Do not operate the charging stand outside.
5. People with medical implants are advised to consult with a doctor
before using the charging stand, in order to determine whether the
charging stand poses a potential health risk. Please also observe the
applicable regulations regarding the handling of medical implants and
radio wave sources (charging stand).
6. Other devices can be affected during the inductive charging process if
they are in close proximity to the charging stand.
7. Radio waves can be emitted during inductive charging. If the device is
not used as described in the operating manual, harmful interference
cannot be excluded.
Touchscreen display
The touchscreen display can crack if exposed to extreme pressure. Dis-
continue use of a device with a cracked display and send it in for repair.
Apply tape to the display before sending. Please also observe the transport
regulations, see „Repairs" → 94.
Usage limits
See „Usage limits" → 89