Swann SWKA4200 Use And Care Manual

Sensor Bin
Use and care guide (SWKA4200 all colours)
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION - RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE
GETTING THE BEST FROM YOUR SENSOR BIN
Thank you for choosing this Swan stainless steel sensor bin. Please read these instructions carefully, they will tell you how to get the best out of your product.
Swan sensor bins are made from high grade, easy to clean, hygienic stainless steel that will looks great and give many years of faithful service.
Love Your Sensor Bin!
Always site your bin on a level surface that can
withstand the weight of the bin and its contents
Try not to site your bin in direct sunlight or any places
where it might get hot/warm as this could lead to
unpleasant odours. Avoid placing the bin in a contained
space and ensure that any obstacles don’t block the
inductive window within a 2 metre distance.
Avoid placing your bin where it might pick up splashes
from cooking etc
Regularly clean your bin with a non-abrasive cleaner,
using a soft cloth. Dry thoroughly after cleaning.
Do not use wet cloth near the sensor panel
Feel free to use scented
bin fresheners
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This product is designed to be opened either automatically - via infrared sensor, or by using the manual button. It will automatically open when your hand moves past the sensor and automatically close after your hand moves away.
When you press the manual button the bin will open. Press it again to automatically close. Once the lid is closed the bin will revert back to automatic mode.
The product is composed of two parts: lid cover and main body. The sensing point is located in front of the lid just above the light panel
Please tear off the label on the cover before using the bin.
FITTING THE BATTERIES
Open the cover of the battery case at the bottom of the dustbin and insert 4xAA batteries (not included) and replace cover. Place the bin liner in the center of the bin and fold the top of the bag over the edge of the bin. Replace the lid cover. Turn on the power switch at the back of the bin. The red indicator light with be lit for 3 seconds and then flashes once every 4 seconds to show that it is working and ready for use.
The batteries can last 3-6 months based on the bin lid opening and closing 20 times a day. High alkaline batteries can last up to 2 years on standby only.
If the bin fails to operate normally, it may mean the batteries are running low, or need replacing. Please avoid mixing brands, or old batteries. To prolong the use of batteries, and life of the motor, avoid staying in sensing mode for an unduly long time.
SENSING BUTTON
To open the bin, hold your hand 15-20cm above the sensor and it will open automatically within 0.5 of a second. Once your hand is removed from the sensor area, it will close automatically within 5-6 seconds. Keeping your hand within the sensor area will keep the lid open.
HOW TO USE
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