Manual LIV&BO IAN 445166 Clock

Manual

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Setting the time

Use the dial on the back of the device to set the time.

Thermometer

Your device has an analogue display for the TEMPERATURE.

The measuring range of the temperature is between -20 – 50 °C.

Note: After unpacking your device, it may take some time for the sensor to adapt to

the new environment.

Hygrometer

Your device has an analogue HUMIDITY indicator.

The humidity measuring range is between 10 - 100%

Note: After unpacking your device, it may take some time for the sensor to adapt to

the new environment.

Cleaning instructions

Improper cleaning can damage the device. Do not immerse the device in water or other

liquids. Avoid any aggressive cleaning agents, brushes with metal or nylon bristles, or

any sharp or metallic cleaning objects such as knives, hard spatulas and the like. These

can damage the surface. Clean the device with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth, such as is used

for cleaning eyeglass lenses.

Storage

If the device will not be used for a prolonged period of time, remove the batteries and

store the device, cleaned and protected from sunlight, in a cool, dry place, ideally in its

original packaging.

Disposal

The product and packaging material are recyclable. Please dispose of them

separately for better waste management. For options for disposing of the used

product, please contact your town council or city administration.

Check the labelling on the packaging material when separating

waste – they are marked with abbreviations (a) and numbers

(b) with the following meaning:

1-7: Plastics

20-22: Paper and cardboard

80-98: Composites

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Disposal of the electrical device

The symbol with the crossed-out dustbin means that electrical and

electronic equipment must not be disposed of together with household

waste. Consumers are legally obliged to dispose of electrical and

electronic equipment at the end of their life separately from unsorted

municipal waste. This is to ensure environmentally friendly and resource-

saving recycling. Batteries and rechargeable batteries that are not an integral part

of the electrical or electronic device and can be removed without being destroyed,

must be separated from the device before handing it in at a collection point for

designated disposal. The same applies to lightbulbs that can be removed from the

device without being destroying. Owners of electrical and electronic equipment who

are private individuals can hand them in at the collection points operated by the

public waste disposal agencies or at the collection points set up by manufacturers or

distributors. Returning used devices is free of charge. This free take-back obligation

applies both to purchases in shops and to home deliveries. The place of

performance of the obligation to take back is the same as the place of performance

of the delivery. Transport costs may not be charged for returned equipment. In

general, distributors have the obligation to ensure the free return of used devices by

providing suitable return facilities within a reasonable distance. Consumers have the

option to return an old device free of charge to a distributor who is obliged to take it

back if they purchase an equivalent new device with essentially the same function.

This option also exists for deliveries to a private household. In the case of distance

selling retailers, the option of free collection when purchasing a new appliance is

limited to heat exchangers, display screen devices, and large appliances that have

at least one outer edge with a length of more than 50 cm. The distributor must ask

the consumer at the time of concluding the sales contract about the intention to return

the product. Apart from that, consumers can hand in up to three old devices of one

type free of charge at a distributor's collection point without this being linked to the

purchase of a new device. However, the edge lengths of the respective devices must

not exceed 25 cm.

Disposal of batteries

The accompanying symbol indicates that batteries must not be disposed of

with normal household waste. Defective or used batteries must be

recycled in accordance with Directive 2006/66/EU and its amendments.

Consumers are legally obliged to hand in all batteries and rechargeable batteries,

regardless of whether they contain harmful substances, such as:

Cd = cadmium, Hg = mercury, Pb = lead, Li = lithium or not, to a collection point in

their municipality/district or a retail outlet to ensure environmentally friendly disposal

and to recover valuable raw materials, such as cobalt, nickel or copper. The return

of batteries is free of charge.

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