Spare Parts; Warning Notes - Dynafit DAYMAKER Instrucciones De Uso

• No longer use the rechargeable battery if the casing is dam-
aged, if you notice any smell or heat development at the re-
chargeable battery, if it loses liquid or shows any other anom-
aly.
CARE AND CLEANING.
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• Do not use the lamp at temperatures above 40° C and do not
expose it to such temperatures.
• Very low temperatures will reduce the rechargeable battery
output and service life.
• To protect the lens surface from scratches, always store the
helmet in the original packaging.
• Before storage, ensure that the lamp is clean and dry. Do not
store the helmet moist.
• Do not heat the lamp artificially for drying.
• If your lamp has come into contact with brine, wash it with
fresh water. Only reassemble the lamp when dry to prevent
corrosion.
• Never wash the lamp in a washing machine, in a dishwasher
or with a high-pressure cleaner.
• Do not use any abrasives for cleaning. It is best to use a lens
cleaning rag or clean the lamp manually with lukewarm water
and some detergent.
• If the contacts are corroded, clean them with fine-grained
sandpaper.
TROUBLESHOOTING
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If the lamp does not work:
• Ensure that the rechargeable battery is charged and the plug
is plugged in.
• Check the contacts for corrosion and clean them if required.
• Push the switch several times.
If the lamp still is not functional, contact your DYNAFIT dealer
on site.

SPARE PARTS

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An additional rechargeable battery is available for this lamp.
For more detailed information, contact your DYNAFIT dealer or
check out www.DYNAFIT.com

WARNING NOTES

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• Use of the products by children younger than 12 must be
supervised by an authorised adult.
• Always check the forehead lamp for proper function before
use and carry a spare lamp and a spare rechargeable battery
for emergencies.
• Do not look directly into the light beam and do not point it di-
rectly at the eyes of any other person. Bright light may damage
your eyes and the eyes of others.
• Electrical devices such as mobile phones, MP3 players and
forehead lamps may cause considerable interference for ava-
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