Before first use transmitter, Receiver, Operation transmitter – Groupe SEB USA - T-FAL VEILLE BB User Manual

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Before first use

Transmitter

This appliance requires a certain electric power; it must be plugged into the
mains with its adaptor.
- Place the jack on the transmitter and plug the adaptor in to the mains

fig. A

The transmitter should be set up in an elevated spot, standing upright, at a
distance of at least 1 metre and no more than 3 metres from the child.
You can also insert three 1.5-volt AAA LR03 alkaline batteries in the battery
compartment if you want to use it cordless. Caution: in this case, always
remove the jack to allow the batteries to operate.
- Open the housing on the back of the appliance and insert the 3 batteries

(not supplied), then close -

fig. B

Receiver

- The TEFAL baby phone runs on 3 NIMH rechargeable batteries supplied

with the appliance and has a recharging base.

- Open the housing on the back of the appliance and insert the 3 batteries,

then close -

fig. C

- Place the jack on the back of the recharging base and plug the adaptor

into the mains -

fig. D

Caution: if you plug the jack into the side of the receiver, the batteries will

not be recharged.

- Set the receiver on the recharging base and let the batteries recharge for

at least 12 hours. The indicator lamp on the recharging base

lights up

red and then turns green when the batteries are recharged.

Operation

Transmitter

Starting up:
To start the transmitter, select channel A or B using button

fig. E

If indicator lamp

is:

Flashing green

Appliance is working, no sound detected.

Flashing red

Unplugged, batteries dead.

Steady green

Sound detected, transmission.

Steady red (unplugged)

Sound detected, transmission but batteries dead.

Off

Appliance OFF/Mains and batteries
not working.

Caution: before any
action on the receiver’s
or transmitter’s batteries,
make sure you have
unplugged the appliance.

Environmental protection:
these appliances use
batteries.
Out of respect for the
environment, do not
throw the batteries away.
Take them to a designated
collection point. Do not
dispose of them with
household rubbish.

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