PAJ GPS PET FINDER Manual De Instrucciones página 19

Below you will find information and instructions on
how to use the battery:

The GPS tracker runs by a lithium ions battery. It
is not exchangeable and must not be removed or
opened.
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Make sure that the GPS tracker (also when
charging the battery) is kept away from heat
sources and high temperatures, such as direct
sunlight in a vehicle. Disregard of this instruction
may result in destruction of the battery and
overheating, explosion and fire.

Only use the original accessories for the charging
process. If the battery is charged otherwise, this
may result in overheating, explosion or fire.

Do not burn or pierce the GPS tracker. Protect it
from mechanical damage.

Do not remove the battery with sharp or pointed
objects. Do not drop, disassemble or modify it.

If a child swallows the battery, seek medical aid
immediately!

If you want to have the battery replaced, then
please contact our support.
WARNING! DANGER OF CAUTERIZATION!
Batteries that leak due to damage may cause burns in
contact with the skin. Therefore, never open the
battery. However, if the battery leaks, please wear
protective gloves.
Please observe all rules and prohibitions and switch
off the GPS tracker immediately in danger areas and
if it might cause interference. Furthermore, it should
not be used in the vicinity of, for example, medical
equipment, fuels and chemicals, or in blasting areas.
With mobile devices, malfunction due to interference
may occur and affect performance. Transformers and
very strong magnetic fields must be avoided.
Otherwise
transmission. Disregard of these instructions may
cause interference or damage to the GPS tracker.
Below you will find information and instructions on
how to clean the GPS tracker:
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PET Finder by PAJ with Online-Tracking V.1.1 EN
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Electromagnetic compatibility
there may
Cleaning
WARNING! RISK OF DAMAGE!
Do not use aggressive cleaning agents or brushes
for cleaning. Do not clean the GPS tracker with
metallic cleaning objects (e.g. knife, metal
sponge). This may damage the surface.
be deviations in the