AFW 2 A1 - Weather Station AURIOL - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL AFW 2 A1 AURIOL

 39 ■ Introduction Information about these operating instructions Congratulations on the purchase of your new device. You have selected a high-quality product. The operating instruc- tions are part of this product. They contain important information about safety, usage and disposal. Before using the product, please familiarise yourself with all operating and safety instructions. Use the product only as described and for the range of applications specified. Retain these instructions for future reference. Please also pass these operating instructions on to any future owner. Intended use The radio weather station shows you the indoor and outdoor temperatures in Celsius (°C) or Fahrenheit (°F) in addition to the maximum and minimum values. The indoor and outdoor humidity (%) and the maximum and minimum values are also displayed. Displayed values also include the time in 12/24-hour format in addition to the date. The radio weather station is also equipped with two USB sockets which can be used to charge smartphones or other mobile devices. The device is intended solely for private households and not for the commercial sector. The device is not intended for any other purpose, nor for use beyond the scope described. Claims of any kind for damage resulting from misuse, incompetent repairs, unauthorised modification or the use of unauthorised spare parts will not be accepted. The risk shall be borne solely by the user.AFW 2 A1 ■ 40 

Warning notices The following warnings are used in these operating instructions: DANGER A warning at this hazard level indicates a poten- tially hazardous situation. Failure to avoid this hazardous situation could result in injuries or death. ► Follow the instructions in this warning notice to prevent injury. CAUTION A warning notice of this hazard level indicates a risk of property damage. Failure to avoid this situation could result in property damage. ► Follow the instructions in this warning notice to prevent material damage. NOTE ► A note provides additional information that makes hand- ling the device easier for you.AFW 2 A1

 41 ■ Safety This section contains important safety instruc- tions for using the device. Improper use may result in personal injury and property damage. Basic safety instructions To ensure safe operation of the device, follow the safety guidelines set out below: ■ This device may be used by children aged 8 years and above and by persons with limited physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge, provided that they are under supervision or have been told how to use the device safely and are aware of the potential risks. Do not allow children to use the device as a toy. Cleaning and user maintenance tasks must not be carried out by children unless they are supervised.AFW 2 A1 ■ 42 

■ Before starting to operate the product, en- sure that the product and the mains adapter and cable connections are undamaged! Never operate an device that is damaged. ■ The mains adapter and the welded con- nection cable may not be repaired. In the event of a defect, the entire mains adapter must be replaced with another of identical design. ■ Operate the weather station and the mains adapter only in dry indoor rooms. ■ Operate the weather station only with the supplied mains adapter. ■ Before operating the device, ensure that the existing mains voltage matches that required by the mains adapter. ■ The mains power socket that is used must be easily accessible at all times so that the mains adapter can be quickly removed from the mains power socket in the event of an emergency.AFW 2 A1

 43 ■ ■ Do not expose the weather station to moisture or direct sunlight. Safety information for batteries DANGER Mishandling the batteries can cause fires, explosions, leakages or other hazards! ► Follow the instructions in this warning notice to prevent injury. ► Keep batteries out of the hands of children. Keep the batteries out of the reach of children. ► If a battery has been swallowed, seek medical assistance immediately. ► Batteries must never be short-circuited, taken apart, deformed or thrown into a fire. ► Never try to charge non-rechargeable batteries.AFW 2 A1 ■ 44 

DANGER ► Chemicals from leaking or damaged batteries can cause skin irritations when touched, so please use suitable protec

tive gloves in this case. In event of contact with your skin, rinse off with plenty of water. If the chemicals come into contact with your eyes, rinse thoroughly with plenty of water, do not rub and consult a doctor immediately. ► Always use batteries of the same type. Never mix old batteries with new ones! ► Only ever use the stated battery type. ► Ensure that the batteries are inserted with the correct polarity. This is indicated in the battery compartment. ► Clean the battery and device contacts before inserting the batteries if necessary. ► Remove the batteries if you do not intend to use the device for a long time. ► Always remove discharged batteries from the device immediately.AFW 2 A1

 45 ■ Package contents The product includes the following components: 1 weather station 1 outdoor sensor 2 batteries type AA 2 batteries type AAA 1 mains adaptor 1 wall plug (Ø 5 mm) 1 screw 1 set of operating instructions 1 Quick-start guide NOTE ► Check the package for completeness and signs of visible damage. ► If the contents are incomplete or damaged due to defective pack- aging or through transportation, contact the Service Hotline. ♦ Unpack all parts of the device from the packaging and remove all packaging materials. DANGER ► Do not allow children to play with packaging materials. Risk of suffocation. The packaging materials have been selected for their environmental friendliness and ease of disposal and are therefore recyclable. Dispose of packaging materials that are no longer needed in accordance with applicable local regulations.AFW 2 A1 ■ 46 

Description of components For illustrations see fold-out pages Figure A Display 1 Date panel 2 Internal temperature panel 3 External temperature panel 4 USB connection panel 5 Time panel Weather station

/CH button 7 +/MEM button 8 ALARM button 9 SNOOZE/LIGHT button 0 MODE button q NAP button w Battery compartment e Battery compartment cover r Connector socket for mains adapter t USB socket (Type A) z Mains adapterAFW 2 A1

 47 ■ Figure B External sensor u Control LED i Hanger o TX button p Channel selector switch a Battery compartment s Battery compartment cover d Fold-out stand (rear) Use NOTE Before use, insert the battery first into the outdoor sensor and then into the weather station. Requirements for the set-up location CAUTION ► When selecting the installation location, ensure that the devices are not subjected to direct sunlight, vibration, dust, heat, cold and moisture. ► Do not set the devices up in the vicinity of heat sources such as radiators. ► Fit the outdoor sensor at a maximum distance of 100 m from the weather station. Ensure that there are no disruptive obstacles between the outdoor sensor and the weather station. Otherwise, transmission can be disrupted.AFW 2 A1 ■ 48 

♦ Set the devices up on a horizontal, flat surface. To do this, unfold the fold-out stand d on the outdoor sensor. ♦ Alternatively, the outdoor sensor can be suspended from a screw using the hanger i. Operating the outdoor sensor ♦ Open the battery compartment a on the rear of the device by pushing the battery compartment cover s in the direction of the arrow. ♦ Insert two type AA batteries into the battery compartment a as shown. ♦ Close the battery compartment again

. The control LED u on the front of the outdoor sensor lights up briefly. Afterwards, the control LED u lights up once every minute to signal that transmission is taking place. Operating the weather station You can either operate the weather station with the mains adapterz supplied or using batteries. Mains power operation: ♦ Plug the low voltage plug on the mains adapter z into the connector socket r on the weather station and connect the mains adapter z to an easily accessible mains plug. Battery operation: ♦ Open the battery compartment w on the rear of the device by removing the battery compartment cover e. ♦ Insert two type AAA batteries into the battery compartment

as shown. ♦ Close the battery compartment w again.AFW 2 A1

 49 ■ Once the power supply has been established, the display will light up and go through a brief check of the display elements. The weather station will now attempt to connect to the outdoor sensor. The reception symbol flashes on the outdoor tempera- ture panel 3. NOTE If no outdoor temperature is displayed within around 3 minutes, the weather station will stop the reception search. The reception symbol goes out and and are displayed on the outdoor temperature panel 3. It is possible that no signal can be received due to the sur- rounding buildings or because the distance is too great. If you are unable to establish an automatic connection to the outdoor sensor, you can do this manually: ♦ Press and hold the –/CH button 6 until the reception signal flashes on the outdoor temperature panel 3. ♦ Press the TX button o to initiate the outdoor sensor radio signal manually. The weather station automatically starts to receive the DCF sig- nal after 3 minutes irrespective of whether the outdoor sensor reception search has been successful or not. The reception symbol flashes on the time panel 5. If the reception symbol is not flashing completely ( ) on the display, this means that the reception of the DCF signal is too weak and the time cannot be synchronised. Try to find a set-up location in which the reception symbol flashes completely ( ) on the display.AFW 2 A1 ■ 50 

If the DCF signal is being received correctly, the current central European Time (CET) is displayed on the time panel 5 and the date and weekday are displayed on the date panel 1. In ad- dition, the reception symbol is permanently displayed on the date panel 5. If the device is unable to synchronise the DCF signal, you can also manually set the time (see section Basic settings) or you can attempt the reception again. ♦ Press the –/CH button 6 simultaneously with the +/MEM button 7 to try to re-establish reception. The reception symbol flashes on the time panel 5. The DCF signal The DCF signal (time signal transmitter) consists of time impulses which are transmitted by the most accurate clock in the world – near Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Under ideal conditions, the radio weather station can receive the signals up to a distance of around 2000 km from Frankfurt am Main. Reception of these DCF signals normally takes between 3 and 5 minutes. If reception of the DCF signal fails, the weather station will stop trying to establish reception after around 7 minutes. Reception can be considerably restricted by obstacles (e.g. concrete walls) or interference sources (e.g. other electronic devices). If necessary, you should change the location of the weather station (e.g. put it by a window) if reception problems continue.AFW 2 A1

 51 ■ Displays in basic mode Once the weather station has received the outdoor sensor signal and the DCF signal, it is in basic mode. In basic mode, the weather station shows the following informa- tion on its display: The date panel 1 The date of the current day is displayed next to the ab- breviation and the date of the current month appears next to the abbreviation . The abbreviation for the current weekday is shown on the right. The language for this abbreviation is preset to German but can be changed if required. Please refer to the section Basic settings for details. The time panel 5 The time is shown in 24-hour format by default. If you select the 12-hour format in the basic settings, the abbreviation (Latin for “post Meridiem” = afternoon) is shown in front of the time between 12 noon and

11.59 at night. During the summer period, (daylight saving

time) is displayed. This display is only shown if the DCF signal is being received.AFW 2 A1 ■ 52 

The indoor temperature panel 2 The indoor temperature measured by the weather station is displayed with one decimal place. The temperature unit (degrees Celsius) is shown top right. The temperature unit can also be changed to (degrees Fahrenheit). If the temperature drops below the measuring range of 0°C to 50°C (or 32°F to 122°F) is shown; is shown if the temper- ature rises above this range. The relative humidity (in %) around the weather station is shown below the temperature display. The outdoor temperature panel 3 The outdoor temperature is displayed with one decimal place. The temperature unit (degrees Celsius) is shown top right. The temperature unit can also be changed to (degrees Fahrenheit). If the temperature drops below the measuring range of -20°C to 65°C (or -4°F to 149°F) is shown; is shown if the temperature rises above this range. The relative humidity (in %) around the outdoor sensor is shown below the temperature display. The USB connection panel

If you charge mobile devices using the USB connection t, the battery symbol will flash next to the appropriate USB connection symbol / .AFW 2 A1

 53 ■ Handling and use Basic settings ♦ To make the basic settings, press and hold the MODE button 0 for around 3 seconds. The display language flashes on the date panel 1. ♦ Press the

/CH button 6 or the +/MEM button 7 to select the required language. You can choose between German ( ), English ( ), Italian ( ), Spanish ( ) and French ( ). German ( ) is set as the standard language by default. ♦ Press the MODE button 0 to confirm your entry. flashes on the time panel 5 (display for confirmation tone on button press). ♦ You can press the

/CH button 6 or the +/MEM button 7 to select the setting if you want to deactivate the con- firmation tone. ♦ Press the MODE button 0 to confirm your entry. flashes on the time panel 5. ♦ Press the

/CH button 6 or the +/MEM button 7 to select the required hour format (24- or 12-hour format). ♦ Press the MODE button 0 to confirm your entry. The hour display flashes on the time panel 5. ♦ Press the

/CH button 6 or the +/MEM button 7 to set the required value. ♦ Press the MODE button 0 to confirm your entry. The minute display flashes on the time panel 5.AFW 2 A1 ■ 54 

/CH button 6 or the +/MEM button 7 to set the required value. ♦ Press the MODE button 0 to confirm your entry. The year display flashes on the time panel 5. ♦ Press the

/CH button 6 or the +/MEM button 7 to set the required value. ♦ Press the MODE button 0 to confirm your entry. The month display flashes on the date panel 1. ♦ Press the

/CH button 6 or the +/MEM button 7 to set the required value. ♦ Press the MODE button 0 to confirm your entry. The day display flashes on the date panel 1. ♦ Press the

/CH button 6 or the +/MEM button 7 to set the required value. ♦ Press the MODE button 0 to confirm your entry. The temperature unit flashes on the time panel 5. ♦ Press the

/CH button 6 or the +/MEM button 7 to select the required temperature unit ( or ). ♦ Press the MODE button 0 to confirm your entry. (time zone setting) flashes on the time panel 5. ♦ Press the

/CH button 6 or the +/MEM button 7 to set the required value. ♦ Press the MODE button 0 to confirm your entry. The display will now change back to basic mode.AFW 2 A1

 55 ■ NOTE ► If you are currently in a country in which the DCF signal is still being received but the current time zone is different, you can use the time zone settings to set the radio weather station to the current time in your country. ► If you are in a country in which the local time is one hour ahead of central European Time (CET) you should set the time zone to . The radio weather station is still being controlled by the DCF signal but will display the time as one hour in advance of CET. Setting the alarm time and alarm day ♦ Press the ALARM button 8 to access alarm mode. The current alarm time set and the display for the alarm mode ( ) are shown on the time panel 5. ♦ Press and hold the ALARM button 8 for around 3 seconds. The hour display blinks. ♦ Press the

/CH button 6 or the +/MEM button 7 to set the required value. ♦ Press the ALARM button 8 to confirm your entry. The minute display blinks. ♦ Press the

/CH button 6 or the +/MEM button 7 to set the required value. ♦ Press the ALARM button 8 to confirm your entry. The alarm symbol appears on the time panel 5 to indicate that the alarm function is active. In addition, the display for the alarm day ( ) flashes on the date panel 1.AFW 2 A1 ■ 56 

/CH button 6 or the +/MEM button 7 to set the required alarm day ( = Monday to Sunday, = Monday to Friday, = Saturday and Sunday). NOTE A bar display appears under the alarm symbol on the time panel 5 to show the set alarm days: = no bars, = two bars, = five bars. ♦ Press the ALARM button 8 to confirm your entry. The display will now change back to basic mode. Activate/deactivate alarm function ♦ Press the ALARM button 8 to access alarm mode. The current alarm time set and the display for the alarm mode ( ) are shown on the time panel 5. ♦ Press the ALARM button 8 briefly to activate the alarm function. The alarm symbol appears on the time panel 5 to indicate that the alarm function is active. ♦ Press the ALARM button 8 again briefly. The alarm sym- bol goes out and the alarm function is deactivated. Switching off the alarm signal The alarm signal will sound at the set time for around 2 minutes. ♦ Press any button with the exception of the SNOOZE/LIGHT button 9 to switch the alarm signal off. You do not have to reactivate the alarm function. The alarm signal will automatically sound again at the set time.AFW 2 A1

 57 ■ Snooze function ♦ While the alarm is going off, press the SNOOZE/LIGHT button 9 to activate the snooze function. The alarm signal is interrupted for around 5 minutes. The display for the snooze function ( ) and the alarm symbol flash on the display. NAP timer function ♦ Press and hold the NAP button q button for around 3 sec- onds to set the duration of the nap timer. The currently set nap time will flash on the time panel 5. ♦ Press the

/CH button 6 or the +/MEM button 7 to set the maximum value (from 5 minutes up to a maximum of 2 hours in 5-minute stages). ♦ Press the NAP button q to confirm your entry and to start the nap timer. The set time starts counting down. The alarm go off for around 2 minutes once the time has been counted down. ♦ Press any button to deactivate the nap timer. Display maximum/minimum temperature/ humidity Once the power supply and the connection to the outdoor sensor have been established, the maximum and minimum values for temperature and humidity are automatically recorded and saved by the weather station. ♦ In basic mode, press the +/MEM button 7 once. The symbol is shown next to the humidity display on both temperature panels, and the highest measured value for indoors and outdoors is displayed.AFW 2 A1 ■ 58 

♦ In basic mode, if you press the +/MEM button 7 the symbol is shown and the lowest measured value for indoors and outdoors is displayed. ♦ After around 5 seconds, the current values for indoors and outdoors will automatically be displayed. ♦ Press and hold the +/MEM button 7 for around 3 seconds to delete the saved values. Background lighting The background lighting on the display switches off after around 10 seconds during battery operation to save the batteries. ♦ Press the SNOOZE/LIGHT button 9 to switch the display background lighting on for around 10 seconds. The display background lighting is permanently switched on when the device is powered by the mains. ♦ Press the SNOOZE/LIGHT button 9 again to set the background lighting brightness in four stages (high, medium, low, off). Battery display If the battery symbol is shown on the indoor temperature panel 2 the batteries in the weather station should be replaced as soon as possible (see also the section Operating the weather station). If the battery symbol is shown on the outdoor temperature panel 3 the batteries in the outdoor sensor should be replaced as soon as possible (see also section Operating the outdoor sensor).AFW 2 A1

 59 ■ Changing the radio channel Changing the radio channel on outdoor sensor You can select between 3 radio channels. Channel 1 is preset. ♦ Open the battery compartment a on the rear of the device by removing the battery compartment cover s. ♦ Select a radio channel by pushing the channel selector p to CH1, CH2 or CH3. ♦ Press and hold the

/CH button 6 until the reception signal flashes on the outdoor temperature panel 3. ♦ Press the TX button o to manually initiate the outdoor sensor radio signal. If reception is successful, the temperature and moisture on the outdoor temperature sensor 3 will now be displayed on the new radio channel. ♦ Close the battery compartment a again. Changing the radio channel display on the weather station If the weather station is receiving the outdoor sensor radio signal, it will automatically display the appropriate channel. However, you can also manually set the display of various radio channels. ♦ Press the

/CH button 6 repeatedly to switch between the displays CH1 (only display channel 1), CH2 (only display channel 2), CH3 (only display channel 3) and (display all channels alternately in a loop).AFW 2 A1 ■ 60 

NOTE ► Only the values from outdoor sensors which are connected to the weather station will be displayed. ► If you are using several outdoor sensors you should select a different radio channel for each outdoor sensor. Charging USB devices CAUTION ► Use of the USB sockets t is only possible during mains operation! ► Ensure that the power consumption of the USB device is not higher than 2.1 A if you are using just one of the USB sockets. For more information, refer to the instruction manual of your USB device. ► If you are using both USB sockets t simultaneously, the total power consumption of the connected USB devices may not exceed 2.1 A! ♦ Connect your USB device to one of the USB sockets

The battery symbol flashes on the USB connection panel 4 and indicates that your USB device is be- ing charged. ♦ Disconnect your USB device from the USB socket once it has completely charged.AFW 2 A1

 61 ■ Troubleshooting Connected USB device does not charge ■ Weather station is not being operated on mains power. Connect the mains adapter z to the weather station. ■ No plug connection to USB device. Check the plug connection. ■ The charging current of the connected device is too high (> 2.1 A). The device cannot be charged by the weather station. Connection cannot be made to the outdoor sensor. ■ Disruptive obstacles or other interference sources such as concrete walls or other radio transmission devices are located between the weather station and the outdoor sensor. Change the installation location and try again. ■ Distance between weather station and outdoor sensor is too great. Decrease the distance. “Visual contact” between the outdoor sensor and the weather station often improves the transmission. ■ The batteries in the weather station or the outdoor sensor are dead. Replace the batteries.AFW 2 A1 ■ 62 

Synchronisation with DCF signal not possible ■ Disruptive obstacles or other interference sources such as concrete walls or other radio transmission devices are interfering with DCF signal reception. Change the installation location (e.g. near a window) and try again. ■ The batteries in the weather station are dead. Replace the batteries. Cleaning DANGER Risk of electrocution! ► Remove the mains adapter from the power socket before starting to clean the device. CAUTION ► To avoid irreparable damage to the device, ensure that no moisture can penetrate the device during cleaning. ► Do not use caustic, abrasive or solvent-based cleaning materials. These can damage the surfaces of the device. ♦ Clean the surfaces of the device with a soft, dry cloth. For stubborn dirt, use a slightly damp cloth with a mild detergent. Storage ♦ If you do not intend to use the product for an extended period of time, disconnect it from the power supply or remove the batteries and store it in a clean, dry place without exposure to direct sunlight.AFW 2 A1

 63 ■ Disposal The symbol showing a crossed-out dustbin means that this device is subject to Directive 2012/19/EU. This directive states that this device may not be disposed of in the normal household waste at the end of its useful life, but must be handed over to specially set-up col- lection locations, recycling depots or disposal compa- nies. This disposal is free of charge for the user. Protect the envi- ronment and dispose of this device properly. Batteries should not be disposed of with normal household waste. Consumers are legally obliged to dispose of used batteries at a collection point in their town/district or at a retail store. They may contain poisonous heavy metals and must be disposed of in accordance with the rules for the treatment of hazardous waste. The chemical symbols for heavy metals are as follows: Cd = cadmium, Hg = mercury, Pb = lead. Dispose of batteries only when they are fully discharged. Dispose of the packaging in an environmentally friendly manner. Note the labelling on the packaging and separate the packaging material components for disposal if necessary. The packaging material is labelled with abbreviations (a) and numbers (b) with the following meanings: 1–7: plastics, 20–22: paper and card- board, 80–98: composites Your local community or municipal authorities can provide information on how to dispose of the worn- out product.AFW 2 A1 ■ 64 

Appendix Technical data Weather station Power supply via mains adapter: 5 V (direct current)/ 2500 mA or batteries: 2 x 1.5 V (direct current) (type AAA/LR03) Temperature measuring range / Measuring accuracy 0 to +50°C (+32 to +122°F)

±1.5 °C (± 2.7 °F) Temperature resolution 0.1°C (0.1 °F) Humidity measuring range

Measuring accuracy 20 to 99%

± 5 % Humidity resolution 1% Radio clock signal DCF77 USB sockets 5 V (direct current)/

• If you are using both USB sockets t simultaneously, the total power consumption of the connected USB devices may not exceed 2.1 A!AFW 2 A1

 65 ■ Mains adapter Manufacturer Shenzhen CHANZEHO Technology Co., Ltd. Model CZH015050250EUWH Input 100–240 V ∼ (alternating current) 50/60 Hz, max. 0.5 A Output 5 V (direct current)/ 2500 mA Polarity (positive inside, negative outside) Protection class II / (double insulation) Protection type IP20 Efficiency class

Switched-mode power supply Short-circuit proof safety transformer Nominal ambient temperature (ta) 40 °CAFW 2 A1 ■ 66 

External sensor Batteries 2 x 1.5 V (direct current) (type AA/LR06) Temperature measuring range

Measuring accuracy -20 to +65°C (-4 to +149°F)

±1.5 °C (± 2.7 °F) Humidity measuring range

Measuring accuracy 20 to 99%

± 5 % Humidity resolution 1% Transmission frequency 433 MHz Transmission output < 10dBm Range max. 100 m (in open terrain) Protection type IPX4 (splashproof) Simplified EU Declaration of Conformity Kompernaß Handels GmbH hereby declares that the radio system radio-controlled weather station AFW 2 A1 complies with the essential require- ments and other relevant regulations of the RE Directive 2014/53/EU, the Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU, the ERP Directive 2009/125/EC and the RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU. The complete EU Declaration of Conformity is available at the following Internet address: www.kompernass.com/support/311588_DOC.pdf.AFW 2 A1

 67 ■ Kompernass Handels GmbH warranty Dear Customer, This appliance has a 3-year warranty valid from the date of pur- chase. If this product has any faults, you, the buyer, have certain statutory rights. Your statutory rights are not restricted in any way by the warranty described below. Warranty conditions The validity period of the warranty starts from the date of pur- chase. Please keep your original receipt in a safe place. This document will be required as proof of purchase. If any material or production fault occurs within three years of the date of purchase of the product, we will either repair or replace the product for you at our discretion. This warranty service is dependent on you presenting the defective appliance and the proof of purchase (receipt) and a short written description of the fault and its time of occurrence. If the defect is covered by the warranty, your product will either be repaired or replaced by us. The repair or replacement of a product does not signify the beginning of a new warranty period. Warranty period and statutory claims for defects The warranty period is not prolonged by repairs effected under the warranty. This also applies to replaced and repaired compo- nents. Any damage and defects present at the time of purchase must be reported immediately after unpacking. Repairs carried out after expiry of the warranty period shall be subject to a fee.AFW 2 A1 ■ 68 

Scope of the warranty This appliance has been manufactured in accordance with strict quality guidelines and inspected meticulously prior to delivery. The warranty covers material faults or production faults. The war- ranty does not extend to product parts subject to normal wear and tear or fragile parts such as switches, batteries, baking moulds or parts made of glass. The warranty does not apply if the product has been damaged, improperly used or improperly maintained. The directions in the operating instructions for the product regarding proper use of the product are to be strictly followed. Uses and actions that are discouraged in the operating instructions or which are warned against must be avoided. This product is intended solely for private use and not for com- mercial purposes. The warranty shall be deemed void in cases of misuse or improper handling, use of force and modifications / re- pairs which have not been carried out by one of our authorised Service centres.AFW 2 A1

 69 ■ Warranty claim procedure To ensure quick processing of your case, please observe the following instructions: ■ Please have the till receipt and the item number (e.g. IAN 12345) available as proof of purchase. ■ You will find the item number on the type plate, an engrav- ing on the front page of the instructions (bottom left), or as a sticker on the rear or bottom of the appliance. ■ If functional or other defects occur, please contact the service department listed either by telephone or by e-mail. ■ You can return a defective product to us free of charge to the service address that will be provided to you. Ensure that you enclose the proof of purchase (till receipt) and information about what the defect is and when it occurred. You can download these instructions along with many other manuals, product videos and software on www.lidl-service.com.AFW 2 A1 ■ 70