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coins, keys, nails, screws and any other small
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metal objects that could cause a short-circuit.
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A short-circuit between the contacts of the
rechargeable battery can cause damage,
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injuries, burns, explosions or endanger life.
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►2.24.Incorrect use of the rechargeable
battery can cause the battery fluid to leak.
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Avoid all contact with the battery. In the event
of accidental contact, rinse yourself thoroughly
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with water. Seek immediate medical attention
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if the fluid comes into contact with your eyes.
The fluid in the rechargeable battery can
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cause skin irritation or burns.
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►2.25.Incorrect use of the rechargeable
battery can cause the battery to release fumes.
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Avoid inhaling these fumes at all costs. Ensure
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a good flow of fresh air and seek immediate
medical attention in the event of accidental
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inhalation of fumes. The fumes can irritate the
airways.
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►2.26.In order to avoid serious risk, do
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not attempt to open or disassemble the
rechargeable battery.
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►2.27.In order to avoid serious risk, protect
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the rechargeable battery against heat (for
example, constant direct sunlight or fire) water,
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humidity, etc.
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►2.28.Use the specific rechargeable battery
only for this heater, in order to avoid hazardous
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overloading.
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►2.29.Use
only
batteries with the voltage rating indicated on
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the technical data plate affixed to the heater.
The use of other types of rechargeable battery
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(like imitation batteries, regenerated batteries,
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batteries from other brands, etc.) poses the
risk of injuries and/or explosions.
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►2.30.Use only original battery chargers to
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charge the rechargeable battery. Each battery
must be charged using its specific charger in
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order to avoid the risks of fire and explosion.
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►2.31.Use only the power supply methods
recommended in this manual. To switch to
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another power supply method, first carry out
the switch-off procedure (Par. "9. SWITCH-
OFF"). It is prohibited to change the power
supply method when the heater is running, in
order to avoid serious damage.
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rechargeable
►►►3. TYPE OF FUEL
Use only category I
B/P gas.
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►►►4. DESCRIPTION OF ARTICLES
►►4.1. POWER SUPPLY UNIT (when
applicable):
THE POWER SUPPLY UNIT DOES NOT
CHARGE THE BATTERY.
(Fig. 4) The heater can be connected to the
mains using a device called the power supply
unit. The power supply unit receives single
phase alternating current from the mains
and converts it into direct current for running
the heater. The operating parameters for the
power supply unit (see the data plate affixed to
the power supply unit) must be observed. Use
the power supply unit in completely dry, dust-
free environments to power only this heater.
Check the power supply unit's cable regularly
for wear, in order to avoid serious damage.
Observe all the warning messages relating to
the power supply unit in this manual.
►►4.2. BATTERY (when applicable):
(Fig. 5) The heater can operate autonomously
using an original Li-ion rechargeable battery,
without a mains connection. The rechargeable
battery is provided only partially charged.
It is advisable, therefore, to fully charge the
battery before initial use. Use only original
batteries to power the heater. Observe all the
warning messages relating to the battery in
this manual.
►►4.3. BATTERY CHARGER (when
applicable):
(Fig. 6) The battery charger is designed
to charge original rechargeable batteries.
The operating parameters for the battery
charger (see the data plate affixed on the
battery charger) must be observed. Use the
battery charger in completely dry, dust-free
environments to charge only the original
rechargeable batteries used to power this
heater. The battery charger is designed
to automatically charge the rechargeable
battery when connected (Fig. 7). A set of LED
lights on the battery charger provide detailed
diagnostics during the battery charging phase
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