Ikea 20295591 Assembly instructions

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
FOR INDOOR & OUTDOOR USE!
READ AND FOLLOW ALL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Do not use seasonal products out­doors unless marked suitable for indoor and outdoor use. When prod­ucts are used in outdoor applications, connect the product to a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupting (GFCI) outlet. If one is not provided, contact a quali­fied electrician for proper installation. This seasonal use product is not intended for permanent installation or use. Do not mount or place near gas or electric heaters, fireplaces, candles or other similar sources of heat. Do not secure the wiring of the prod­uct with staples or nails, or place on
sharp hooks or nails. Do not let lamps rest on the supply cord or on any wire. Unplug the product when leaving the house, when retiring for the night, or if left unattended. This is an electric product - not a toy! To avoid risk of fire, burns, personal injury and electric shock it should not be played with or placed where small children can reach it. Do not use this product for other than its intended use. Do not hang ornaments or other ob­jects from cord, wire, or light string. Do not close doors or windows on the product or extension cords as this may damage the wire insulation. Do not cover the product with cloth, paper or any material not part of the product when in use. Read and follow all instructions that are on the product or provided with the product.
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CAUTION!
Strangulation hazard. Hang out of reach of young children.
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WARNING
Deviation from the assembly instructions may result in a risk of fire or electric shock.
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USE AND CARE INSTRUCTIONS
When the product is placed on a live tree, the tree should be well maintained and fresh. Do not place on live trees in which the needles are brown or break off easily. Keep the tree holder filled with water. If the product is placed on a tree, the tree should be well secured and stable. Before using or reusing, inspect product carefully. Discard any products that have cut, damaged, or frayed wire insulation or cords, cracks in the lampholders or enclosures, loose connections, or exposed copper wire. When storing the product, carefully remove the product from wherever it is placed, including trees, branches, or bushes, to avoid any undue strain or stress on the product conductors, connections, and wires. When not in use, store neatly in a cool, dry location protected from sunlight.
are taken. It is obvious but necessary to say, only use outdoor lights out­doors. If young children are around use Extra low voltage lights (24 or 12 Volts). Outdoors also use Extra low voltage lights unless you are going to make sure they are installed well out of reach of everyone. If you are going to put mains voltage lights outdoors pro­tect them and everyone else by using a plug-in RCD. These are the devices you need when using a lawnmower or hedge trimmer.
Electric lamps are much much safer than candles, go electric, no candles on your tree or anywhere near it. You may know they are just for show but someone else during the festivities might think lighting the candles is a great idea. Go electric.
Have you got young people in the house? Have you a working smoke alarm? Have you tested it? Go-on, do it now, you know it makes sense. Then go and buy a battery, it is so very necessary for a happy Holiday. First the smoke alarm, then the fancy decorations!
ENGLISH SEASONAL AND HOLIDAY LIGHTS
INTRODUCTION
This leaflet provides guidance on the purchase, inspection, installation and use of Seasonal and Holiday lighting sets.
Modern Seasonal and Holiday lighting sets are safe to use if simple checks
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Visual inspections
New Seasonal and Holiday lighting sets should be checked and inspected in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions provided with the set. Don’t throw away the box, keep it to store the lighting sets in, it may have information on buying replacement lamps. Older sets, which may have been hur­riedly dismantled following the previ­ous year’s festivities and stored for 12 months, need to be carefully checked for any damage to the lamps (light bulbs), lampholders and conductors (wires). The following are examples of items that should be checked before plug­ging in the set to the mains.
The flexible cable and lampholders: is the cable in good condition? is it free from cuts, fraying and dam­age? are the connections at each lamphold­er sound? are the lampholders free from cracks or damage, that might give access to the live cable or live contacts of the lamps?
The lamps: are they all in place, undamaged, properly screwed or pushed in?
The plug/transformer Check that the plug is not damaged. Look for signs of overheating. Check the fuse (if any), make sure it is the correct rating. IF ANY DOUBT, HAVE THE SET CHECKED BY A QUALIFIED ELECTRI­CIAN BEFORE USE OR SCRAP AND PURCHASE A NEW SET.
Where the set is intended to be con­nected to the supply via a ‘plug-in transformer’, only use the transformer supplied with the set. Otherwise if the output voltage does not match the voltage of the lamps overheating may result.
Functional Tests
After the visual inspection and cor­recting any faults found, including tightening of lamps and replacement of broken or missing lamps, plug in and switch on the lamp set. Replace any faulty lamps with ones of the same voltage rating and manufacture, check the box for details. Spare lamps are usually provided with the set. Lamps should not be removed or installed with the supply on. Only replace ‘fused’ lamps (some­times identified by a white mark on the glass) with identical ‘fused’ lamps.
Installation on Christmas Tree
Christmas trees because of the pine oils, and particularly after being in a heated room for a week or two, are very flammable. Tree decorations may also be flammable and should be kept clear of the lamps as far as possible. Christmas trees should be mounted securely so that they are unlikely to fall over, or be knocked over by chil­dren or pets. They must be kept clear of heat sources, including spot lamps and particularly CANDLES. Take care when decorating the tree, use a stepladder if the tree is tall and wear shoes. Many more accidents are caused by treading on plugs and lamps in bare feet than faulty electri­cal equipment.
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ENGLISH Guidance for Seasonal and Holiday lighting sets. Follow these and any other instruc­tion provided by the manufacturer, it is for your safety.
1. Install the lighting chains so that there is easy access to the socket-out­let so that the lights can be turned off when you go out or go to bed. Never leave lighting chains on when you go out or go to bed.
2. Do not remove or insert lamps while the lighting chain is connected to the supply.
3. For series-connected lamps other than those in sealed lighting chains, replace failed lamps immediately by lamps of the same rated voltage and wattage to prevent overheating; this requirement does not apply to sealed lighting chains.
4. Do not connect the chain to the sup­ply while it is in the packing.
5. For series-connected lamps where fused lamps are used, do not replace a fused lamp with a non-fused lamp.
6. Ensure all lampholders are fitted with a lamp.
7. Ordinary lighting chains marked for indoor use shall not be used outdoors.
8. Lighting chains which rely on gaskets to provide protection against ingress of dust and moisture must not be used without all gaskets being in place.
9. Make sure to follow the markings regarding series and parallel connec­tion of lighting strings.
10. Only replace ‘fused’ lamps (some­times identified by a white mark on the glass) with identical ‘fused’ lamps.
11. For non-standard lamps (e.g. lamps of push-in type) replacement lamps must be of the same types as those delivered originally or a type specified by the manufacturer.
12. Do not attempt to replace non­replaceable lamps.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
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CONSIGNES DE SÉCURITÉ IMPORTANTES
Pour une UTILISATION INTERIEURE ET EXTERIEURE!
Lors de l’utilisation de produits électri­ques, toujours respecter les consignes de sécurité, notamment les suivantes :
LIRE ET RESPECTER TOUTES LES CONSIGNES DE SECURITE.
Ne pas utiliser les articles saisonniers à l’extérieur s’il n’est pas précisé qu’ils peuvent être utilisés à l’intérieur et à l’extérieur. Pour une utilisation à l’ex­térieur, le produit doit être branché à une protection de fuite à la terre. Si ce type de protection n’existe pas, faites appel à un électricien pour l’installer. Ce produit saisonnier n’est pas des­tiné à une installation fixe ou à une utilisation permanente. Ne doit pas être monté ou placé à proximité d’un radiateur à gaz ou élec­trique, d’une cheminée, d’une bougie
ou autre source de chaleur similaire. Ne pas fixer les fils électriques avec des agrafes ou des clous. Ne pas accrocher la guirlande sur des cro­chets ou des clous coupants. Les ampoules ne doivent pas reposer contre le câble d’alimentation ou tout autre câble. Débrancher le produit lorsque vous quittez le domicile, lors­que vous allez vous coucher ou laissez le produit sans surveillance. Ceci est un produit électrique, pas un jouet ! Pour réduire le risque d’incendie, de choc électrique, de blessures corpo­relles, ne pas laisser un enfant jouer avec le produit et placez-le hors de la portée des enfants. Utiliser ce produit uniquement pour ce à quoi il est destiné. Ne pas suspendre des objets, décora­tifs ou autres, sur le fil, le câble ou la guirlande. Ne pas coincer le produit ou des rallonges dans des portes ou fenêtres pour éviter d’endommager l’isolation du câble. Ne pas recouvrir le produit de tissu, de papier ou autre matériau ne faisant pas partie du produit. Lire attentivement et suivre toutes les instructions apposées sur le produit ou fournies avec celui-ci.
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ATTENTION!
Risque d’étranglement. Accrocher hors de portée des jeunes enfants.
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