Melinera Z30717 - Manual (Page 19)

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The lamp only comes on for a short
time or not at all.
The rechargeable battery is flat or there is not
enough daylight to recharge the rechargeable
battery.
Replace the rechargeable battery or place the
lamp in a sunnier position.
This product has some very sensitive electrical parts.
That is why interference may occur if the product is
set up near devices that transmit radio signals. They
include, among other things, mobile Phones, walkie-
talkies, CB radios, remote controls and microwave
ovens. Remove these devices if interference occurs.
Electrostatic discharge may possibly cause distur-
bances to the product. If such disturbances occur,
remove the rechargeable battery for a few seconds
and then re-insert it (see “Replacing the rechargeable
battery”).
Cleaning and care
Do not use any solvents, petrol or similar. This
would cause damage to the device.
Only use a dry, lint-free cloth to clean the product.
If the product is more severely soiled, you may
have to use a slightly damp cloth and a mild
detergent.
Disposal
The packaging is made entirely of recy-
clable materials, which you may dispose
of at local recycling facilities.
Contact your local refuse disposal authority for more
details of how to dispose of your worn-out product.
To help protect the environment, please
dispose of the product properly when it
has reached the end of its useful life and
not in the household waste. Information
on collection points and their opening
hours can be obtained from your local
authority.
Defective or used rechargeable batteries have to
be recycled in line with Directive 2006 / 66 / EC.
Return rechargeable batteries and / or the device
via the recycling facilities provided.
Pb
Environmental damage
through incorrect disposal of
the rechargeable batteries!
Rechargeable batteries may not be disposed of with
the usual domestic waste. They may contain toxic
heavy metals and are subject to hazardous waste
treatment rules and regulations. The chemical symbols
for heavy metals are as follows: Cd = cadmium,
Hg = mercury, Pb = lead. That is why you should
dispose of used rechargeable batteries at a local
collection point.
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