IAN 292938 - Pet toy ZOOFARI - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL IAN 292938 ZOOFARI

J34 GB/IE/NI Congratulations! With your purchase you have decided on a high-quality product. Get to know the product before you start to use it. Carefully read the following in- structions for use. Use the product only as described and only for the given areas of application. Keep these instructions safe. When passing the product on to a third party, always make sure that the documentation is included. Package contents (Fig. A) 1 x food container (1) 1 x trigger (2) 1 x silicon pedestal (3) 1 x suction cup (4) 1 x floor anchor (5) 1 x USB cable (6) 1 x scoop (7) 1 x instructions for use Technical data Power supply food container: 3.7V lithium ion LIR18650, 2000mAh Power supply trigger: 3.7V lithium ion LIR1015, 70mAh Range: 40m Radio frequency: 2.4GHz Maximum transmitting power: 6.47dBm Auto standby: after 60min USB cable: Do not use power supply units with an output current of > 1A = protection class II This item may only be connected to devices of protection class II bearing this symbol. USB cable: = protection class III This device conforms to the basic requirements and other relevant pro- visions of RED 2014/53/EU, as well as RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU. Full declarations of conformity are available at http://www.conformity.delta-sport.com Date of manufacture (month/year): 11/2018 Symbol for DC voltage Intended use This item has been developed for dogs to en- courage movement and mental stimulation. This item is intended for private indoor use. Safety information Important: Read these instructions for use carefully and keep them in a safe place!

• The item is not a toy for children.

• Keep away from children!

• Use only under supervision!

• Supervise animals while playing.

• Only fill the food container with dry food.

• Check the item for damage or wear before each use. Only use the product if it is in per- fect condition!

• No modifications may be made to the item! Battery warning notices

• Never charge the battery immediately after use. Always leave the battery to cool down first (min. 5–10 minutes).

• Only use the USB cable provided to charge the battery.

• Since the battery heats up during the charging process, it is vital to ensure there is adequate ventilation. Never cover up the product!

• If electrolyte solution leaks out of the battery and the product, avoid contact with eyes, mu- cous membranes and skin. Rinse the affected areas immediately with plenty of clean water and seek medical attention. The electrolyte solution can cause irritation.

• Disconnect the item from the USB cable when it is fully charged.

• The product may only be charged in dry, enclosed indoor areas. Never charge or store the product near large heat sources or open fires, as this could result in the battery explod- ing.

• If the product catches fire during the charging process, do not extinguish it with water but with dry sand, for example.5GB/IE/NI

• Do not leave the product unattended during the charging process and watch out for possi- ble overheating.

• Only charge the battery at an ambient tem- perature of 5–35 °C.

• The charging contacts on the device must not be connected through metal objects.

• Never try to manipulate, modify or repair the battery or the product. Charging the food container (Fig. B)

1. Insert the end of the cable (6a) into the open-

ing (1f) on the food container (1).

2. Plug the other end (6b) of the USB cable (6)

into a USB port on a powered-on computer or charging station with a USB port.

3. The charge indicator light (1d) on the food

container (1) will turn on.

4. The charge indicator light (1d) on the food

container (1) will turn off when the battery is fully charged. Note: Charging the battery takes approx. 6 hours. Charging the trigger (Fig. C)

1. Insert the end of the cable (6a) into the open-

ing (2b) on the trigger (2).

2. Plug the other end (6b) of the USB cable (6)

into a USB port on a powered-on computer or charging station with a USB port.

3. The charge indicator light on the trigger (2)

4. The charge indicator light on the trigger (2)

will turn off when the battery is fully charged. Note: Charging the battery takes approx. 40 minutes. Turning the food container on and off (Fig. D)

1. Flip the switch (1c) to the right to turn on the

food container (1). Note: The indicator light (1d) blinks once. Press the button (1e) to test the rotation of the reservoir. You can set two levels. The higher the level selected, the more food falls from the reservoir.

2. Flip the switch (1c) to the left again (OFF) to

turn off the product. Note: The food container (1) has a power saving mode and turns itself off after 60 minutes when it is not in use. It can be reactivated by pressing the button (1e) or by pushing the switch off and on (1c). Turning the trigger on and off (Fig. E)

1. Turn the trigger around and flip the switch

(2a) to the right to turn on the trigger. Note: A different signal tone sounds when activating the trigger depending on whether you pushed the switch (2a) to 1 or 2.

2. Flip the switch (2a) to the left again (OFF) to

turn off the trigger. Filling the food reservoir (Fig. F)

1. Remove the lid (1a) from the product (1).

2. Fill the product (1) with dry food or treats

using the scoop (7). Note: You can determine the optimum amount of food using the fill indicators (in ml) on the inside of the product above the reservoir.

3. Then close the lid (1a) again.

Attaching the trigger The trigger (2) can be attached in different ways.

• Push the trigger (2) into the opening on the silicon pedestal (3) to provide a stable base (Fig. G).

• Attach the floor anchor (5) to the bottom side of the trigger (2) (Fig. H). Note: The floor anchor (5) is located in the bottom of the food container (1) (Fig. I).

• Attach the trigger (2) to a glass door or other smooth surface using the suction cup (4) (Fig. J).

• Attach the trigger (2) to a wall using a screw and a dowel. Note: Ask at a specialist store about which mounting materials (dowel and screws) to use on your walls.6 Use

1. Turn on the food container (1) and the trigger

2. Pull the sliding compartment (1b) out of the

food container (1) (Fig. D).

3. When the push button on the trigger (2) is