Eurochron FWS-1600 Manual De Instrucciones página 24

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Next press the ALERT button once briefly in order to then set
the maximum value of the sensor selected with the +/—
buttons. Confirm the entry with the ALERT button.
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Now the Minimal symbol flashes, and you can enter the lower
limit of the temperature alarm with the +/— buttons. Then
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press the ALERT button once again to confirm.
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Proceed in a similar manner in order to enter limit values for
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the temperature alarm for all available sensors.
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If an alarm is activated on one of the sensors, a signal sounds
repeatedly for a few seconds and the accompanying
temperature display flashes until the temperature is within
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the normal range once again.
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In order to switch off or switch on the alarm function, press
the ALERT button briefly.
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Miscellaneous
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In order to be able to read the display better in the darkness,
press the LIGHT button on the top of the main device in order
to switch on the illumination for a few seconds.
Notes on disposal
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According to European regulations [ DIRECTIVE
2002/96/EC OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND
OF THE COUNCIL of 27 January 2003 on waste and
electrical and electronic equipment (WEE)] used
electric and electronic devices may no longer be
placed in unsorted municipal waste. They must be collected
separately. The symbol of the waste bin on wheels indicates
the necessity of separate collection.
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Do your part to help protect the environment and make sure
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that when you no longer wish to use this device, you place it in
the separate waste collection systems designated for this
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purpose.
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In Germany you are legally obliged [according to the law on
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the bringing into circulation, return and environmentally
friendly disposal of electric and electronic devices (Elektro-
und Elektronikgerätegesetz – ElektroG) of 16 March 2005] to
take old devices to a collection point which is separate from
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the unsorted municipal waste. Those responsible for the
disposal under public law (the town councils) have made
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collection points for this purpose at which old devices from
private household are accepted free of charge. It may be that
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the legally responsible parties also collect these old devices
free of charge from private households.
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