Operation Manual

Safety

Batteries and Rechargeable Batteries

Only use rechargeable batteries and batteries of an identical type or a manufac-

turer-recommended type. Insert the batteries and rechargeable batteries with the

correct polarity into the battery / rechargeable battery compartment. Never use

different types of batteries or rechargeable batteries, for example, old and new,

alkaline and carbon, or batteries and rechargeable batteries together,

Never try to recharge ordinary batteries – this is only possible for rechargeable

batteries!

Rechargeable batteries and batteries should not be disassembled and under no

circumstances brought into contact with fire. When handled incorrectly there is

danger of explosion. Keep batteries and rechargeable batteries away from children.

Remove batteries when the device is not used for a long time. Non-intended use

may cause explosion and danger to life.

Respect the environment! Old batteries and rechargeable batteries do not belong

in with the domestic waste! They must be handed in to a collection point for old

batteries and rechargeable batteries.

Laser (Safety Warning)

This device contains a laser system and is rated as a "Class 1 Laser Product".

Please refer to the Operating Instructions, and read them carefully for instructions

on correct operation. Keep them as reference for future use. If you encounter prob-

lems with your PC, please contact qualified service or maintenance personnel. In

order to avoid direct contact with the laser beam, you must not open the case of

optical drives such as the DVD-ROM or DVD burner.

CAUTION! Laser radiation when cover is removed!

This equipment may contain devices belonging to Laser Class 1 up to Laser Class

3B. When the cover is closed, the equipment meets the Laser Class 1 require-

ments. When opening the equipment, laser devices up to Class 3B may be ex-

posed. This kind of laser radiation is contained in the optical drives. When removing

or opening these drives you must follow these guidelines:

• Never look into the laser beam, not even when using optical devices and tools.

• Avoid direct or indirect (reflection/refraction) radiation to your eyes or skin.

The installed optical drives do not contain any parts that can be serviced by the

user. Optical drives must be maintained and repaired exclusively by the manufac-

turer.