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Rechargeable electric fly swatter Use instructions
General safety advice
Read the operating instructions carefully before first use of the
appliance.
Read the following instructions carefully, since they give you useful
safety information about installation, use and maintenance and help
you avoid mishaps and possible accidents.
Remove the packing and make sure that the appliance is intact. The
elements of the packing (plastic bags, polystyrene, etc) do not have
to be accessible to the children, in order to preserve them from dan-
ger sources.
It is recommended not to throw these packing material in the dome-
stic waste, but to deliver them to the appropriate station of collection
or destruction refusals, asking eventually information to the manager
of the Sanitation Department of your own municipality.
This appliance is to be destined to its special purpose only.
Any other use is to be considered as improper and thus dangerous.
The manufacturer cannot be responsible for any damages deriving
from improper, wrong or incautious use.
Do not expose the appliance to atmospheric agents such as rain,
wind, snow, hail.
Do not use the appliance near explosives, highly flammable mate-
rials, gases, burning flames, heaters.
Do not allow children, disabled people or every people without expe-
rience or technical ability to use the appliance if they are not properly
watched over. Close supervision is necessary when any appliance
used by or near children.
Also make any dangerous parts unserviceable,
especially for children who could play with the ap-
pliance.
Warnings for use
This appliance can be used by children 8 years of age or older, and
by people with reduced physical, sensory or mental abilities, or with
limited experience and knowledge, provided they have been supplied
with complete instructions on the safe use of the appliance. applian-
ce and that they understand the associated risks.
Children must not play with this appliance.
Cleaning and maintenance cannot be carried out by unsupervised
children.
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