PAJ GPS CAR FINDER Manual De Instrucciones página 21

Electromagnetic compatibility
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 there may
transmission. Disregard of these instructions may
cause interference or damage to the GPS tracker.
Cleaning
WARNING! RISK OF DAMAGE!
Below you will find information and instructions on
how to clean the GPS tracker:

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.

Never put the GPS tracker in water, in a
dishwasher (or the like) and do not use a steam
cleaner.
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Correct cleaning:
1. The surface may be wiped clean with a slightly
damped cloth.
2. The GPS tracker should then be wiped dry
completely.
Please note: Improper use of the tracker may
result in damage.
Dangers for children and people in need of help
Please do not let people (including children) with
limited physical, sensory or mental abilities use the
GPS tracker. It is considered an exception if they have
previously received instructions from a person
responsible for their safety on how to use the device.
Please be sure that they not play with small parts (e.g.
accessories, etc.). These may be swallowed, leading
to suffocation. Inform your child about the dangers
and about how to use the GPS tracker.
If you are not using the GPS tracker for a lengthy
period of time, turn it off. Place the tracker in its
original packaging or in a carton of the same size.
Protect the tracker from dirt and humidity. Keep out
of the reach of children.
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Storage