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Brand : CLATRONIC

Model : AT 3605

Category : Other kitchen appliances

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USER MANUAL AT 3605 CLATRONIC

Instruction Manual Thank you very much for purchasing our product. We hope you will enjoy this product. Safety Instructions

  • Carefully read these operating instructions before using the device and keep the instruc- tions including warranty, purchase receipt and, if possible, the box with inside packaging for future use. When handing over this product to third parties, please include these operating instructions.
  • The device is only intended for private use and not for any commercial use.
  • This product has been designed to support you in responsible driving of motor vehicles and machinery.
  • Beware: Every body reacts differently on alcohol. One person might be endangered by alcohol inuence from an early point. Responsibility for driving a vehicle/machine remains with you.
  • This product has not been intended to guide consumption behaviour. Neither does it provide any conclusion concerning your blood alcohol level nor your driving capability.
  • Legal regulations in your country referring to blood alcohol value and driving ability cannot be sufciently captured by this device.
  • Hence, Clatronic International Ltd. rejects any liability in controversial cases.
  • In case of doubt abstain from driving your vehicle! Handling batteries Do not charge! Danger of explosion! Do not expose batteries to intense heat, such as sunlight, fire or similar. Do not disassemble! Do not short circuit! Insert correctly!
  • Batteries can leak and lose battery acid. When not using the device for a long period of time, remove the battery.35
  • Batteries must not be disposed of through household waste. Return spent batteries to designated collection facilities or retailers. Overview of the Components 1 Breathalyzer sensor 2 LCD-Clock 3 LCD-Alcohol Tester 4 MODE button (selecting different functions) 5 SET button (conrming an input) 6 POWER button (starting the breathalyzer) 7 ADJ button (setting button) 8 Battery Compartment Inserting of batteries (Batteries are not included)
  • Remove the battery cover on the backside of the device.
  • For the alcohol tester, Insert 2 AAA • UM-4 • R03 batteries.
  • Mind polarity! Instructions you can see on the device. NOTE: Once the indicators in the LCDs start ashing or fading, replace the batteries by two new batteries of the same type. Always replace both batteries at the same time. Handling What you should keep in mind before a test
  • Alcohol remains in the mouth for some while and must be degraded rst.
  • After your last alcoholic drink you have to wait for 20 minutes before measuring.
  • Do not smoke and eat 20 minutes before measuring.
  • Also do not take any cough candy or peppermint drops which could distort results.
  • You can repeat the test to prove the result. But wait three minutes before taking the next measurement!
  • Do not use volatile substances like paints, solvents, pesticides etc.36
  • Press and hold the POWER button until a signal sounds.
  • The symbol “WARM UP” appears and a countdown from 10 to 0 starts. The alcohol tester is in warm up state. NOTE: Before rst use or after an extended period of time of non-use: the tester needs several times to clean and warm up the sensor. Press the POWER key repeatedly and wait for the warm-up procedures. Test

1. After a successful warm-up phase, the display shows “BLOW”. The device is in testing

mode. A countdown starts with 10.

2. During countdown, exhale into the breathalyzer sensor for 3 to 5 seconds.

3. A signal sounds. You can read the result now on the display.

g/l Gram / liters ‰ Per mil BAC Blood alcohol concentration (Blood Alcohol Concentration)

4. The symbol CAUTION will be displayed if the alcohol content is within the range of

same time, a loud alarm will go off.37

NOTE: If no air is exhaled into the sensor during a test run, the display will show “0.0”. Automatic Switch-Off

  • The result will be displayed for 10 seconds, afterwards, the display switches to “OFF”.
  • The tester will switch off after 2 to 3 seconds. The background light of the LCD turns off. Other functions NOTE: The device will activate the clock time mode after inserting the batteries. Repeatedly press the MODE button to select one of the following functions: Clock time Temperature Alarm time Countdown timer (counting backwards) Setting up the clock time, alarm time or countdown timer

1. Press and hold the SET key for 2 seconds. The hour digits will ash.

2. Press the ADJ key to set the hours.

3. Press the SET key. The minute digits will ash.

4. Press the ADJ key to set the minutes.

5. Then press the SET key to conrm the settings.

Clock time in 12- or 24-hour format Repeatedly press the ADJ key to toggle between 12 and 24 hour display modes. The letter “P” will appear when selecting the 12-hour format. Alarm Time Press the ADJ button to activate or deactivate the alarm time. If activated, “ ” will appear. Once the set alarm time has been reached, a signal will sound. Use the ADJ button to stop the signal. Temperature Press the ADJ key to select the Fahrenheit or Celsius display.38

Countdown timer (counting backwards) Press the ADJ key to start the countdown or to stop it. If the countdown has been activated, the letters “H” and “M” (hours and minutes) will ash. When the countdown nishes an alarm will go off. Use the ADJ button to stop the signal. Maintenance and Cleaning CAUTION:

  • Do not immerse the device in water. This could damage the electronic circuit.
  • Do not use chemicals like benzene, solvents or petroleum ether to clean the tester.
  • Wipe the device only with a slightly moist cloth.
  • Make sure no liquid enters the breathalyzer sensor.
  • Do not store the device in rooms with contaminated air.

magnetic compatibility and low voltage directives, and has been constructed in accordance with the latest safety regulations.39

  • Remove the batteries from the battery compartment.
  • Return spent batteries to designated collection facilities or retailers. Do not dispose of through household waste!
  • At the end of its life time, do not dispose of the device with common household waste. Hand it over to an ofcial collecting point for recy- cling. Thus you help save the environment.40

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