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ƽ Warning!
Moisture penetrating into the device creates the risk of an
electric shock!
• ... not in the immediate vicinity of water, for example in
the bath tub or in the swimming pool. Do not place containers
filled with water, for example flower vases, on the DVD
player.
ƽ Warning!
If water runs into the DVD player or if it falls into water it
can be irreparably damaged and the risk of an electric shock
exists!
• ... not in cupboards, on shelves or other enclosed furnis-
hings as well as not on beds and covers because the venti-
lation of the DVD player will be impaired and it could
overheat.
For the same reason do not place another piece of equipment
(i.e. a television) on the DVD player.
In order to guarantee sufficient ventilation the selected loca-
tion of the DVD player must provide for a clearance of at le-
ast 10 cm at the rear, on top, and on either side from walls
and any other object.
• This device must not be placed in the immediate vicinity of
flammable materials, for example curtains, flammable li-
quids etc.
ƽ Warning!
When overheated the DVD player can be irreparably dama-
ged and the risk of a fire exists!
ƽ IMPORTANT!
For damage to the DVD player that results from...
• The effects of moisture
• water penetrating into the equipment
• Overheating
... no liability/warranty will be assumed!
ƽ IMPORTANT!
Do not plug the DVD player into an electrical outlet at this time.
Wait until you have connected the DVD player to a television
set.
In the event that you wish to change the type of video or audio
connection you must first pull the power plug from the power
socket! Otherwise the DVD player and possibly equipment
connected to it could become irreparably damaged through
voltage peak strikes!
ƽ Warning!
Equipment connected to a power supply can be damaged
during a thunderstorm. You should therefore always pull the
power plug from the power socket when there is a storm.
ƽ IMPORTANT!
The main switch on the front panel is used for the ON/OFF
function. It is not used as a disconnect switch for the mains
voltage. The power plug is used for disconnecting the mains
voltage. In order to completely disconnect the equipment
from the mains voltage the power plug must be pulled from
the power socket. The power socket for the power plug
should be situated close to the device and easily accessible
Ꮩ Danger! Laser radiation!
The DVD player is equiped with a "Class 1 Laser".
• Never open the device.
• Never attempt to repair the device. There is invisible laser
radiation inside the device.
• Do not expose yourself to the laser beam as this could lead
to eye injuries.
5. Remote control
5.1. Inserting the batteries
1 Open the battery compartment on the back of the remote
control.
2 Now insert the two batteries type AAA/R 03 (micro cells)
included in the package into the battery compartment.
Make sure that the batteries are inserted in accordance
with the correct polarity.
3 Replace the battery compartment cover.
5.2. Using the remote control
In order to guarantee faultless operation when using the
remote control…
• Always point the remote control, during use, directely at
the DVD player
• Make sure that there are no obstructions between the
remote control and the DVD player that will hinder re-
ception
• When using the remote control place yourself not more
than 5 metres from the DVD player
Otherwise interferences can occur during operation of the
DVD player functions with the remote control.
5.3. Replacing the batteries
If the operation of the DVD player via the remote control
does not function properly or does not function at all the
batteries must be replaced
• Always renew all batteries in order to return the remote
control to its full performance ability.
NOTE:
Used batteries may not be disposed of in household waste.
Hand in used batteries at a collection location or disposal site
or return them to the place where you bought them. Should
you yourself at some time dispose of the DVD player's remote
control then you should beforehand, without fail, remove the
batteries!
ƽ Danger!
• Do not throw batteries into a fire.
• Do not recharge batteries unless, of course they are
specifically designated as "rechargable".
• Never open, solder or weld batteries.
The risk of explosions and injuries exist!
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