Xomax XM-CDB623 User Manual

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User's Manual
XOMAX
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XM-CDB623
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Please read the following manual carefully before you install and use the unit.
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Version 1.1
Last update 25.04.2019
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Table of contents
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Safety instructions and precau­tions 4
Handling by stop only ...................... 4
Installation .................................... 4
Regular loudness ............................ 4
Repair of the unit............................ 4
Power supply ................................. 4
Replacement of fuses ...................... 5
Overheating ................................... 5
Regular temperature ....................... 5
Cleaning of the unit ........................ 5
Moisture ........................................ 5
The risk of injuries .......................... 5
Installation 6
Installation notes ............................ 6
Before the installation ..................... 6
Operating elements of the unit ......... 8
Usage of the remote control ............11
Replacement of the battery .............11
Unit on/off ....................................12
Insert a SD card ............................12
Insert a USB ash drive ..................12
AUX input .....................................12
Insert a CD ...................................12
Basic functions 13
Mode choice ..................................13
Volume ........................................13
Mute ............................................13
Settings .......................................13
Preset Equalizer ............................13
Loudness ......................................13
LED color settings ..........................14
Clock settings ...............................14
Radio mode 15
Radio mode on ..............................15
Automatic station searching ............15
Manual station searching ................15
Store the found stations .................15
Switch the frequency bands ............15
Playback mode 16
Switch to playback mode ................16
Start the playback .........................16
Skip track for-/backwards ...............16
Rewind / fast-forward .....................16
10 tracks skip for-/backwards .........16
Change folder ...............................16
Intro function ................................16
Repeat track .................................16
Random playback ..........................16
ID3 tag (song/interpreter/album) ....16
Bluetooth connection 17
Hand-free phone call 18
Common information .....................18
Take a call ....................................18
Redial function ..............................18
End / reject a call .........................18
Bluetooth music 18
Common information .....................18
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Start Bluetooth music ....................18
Operate Bluetooth music ................18
Common solutions 19
Disposal / recycling informa­tion 21
Disposal of an old unit / battery .......21
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Safety instructions and precautions

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Safety instructions and precautions
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Remove transport securing screws (if available)
Before using the optical drive, be sure to remove the two transport locking screws marked with colored stripes (top of the radio).
Handling by stop only
To avoid any accidents please don't handle the unit while you driving. Please stop and park the vehicle at safet y place and handle the unit casually.
Installation
Please read the following manual carefully before you install the unit. We recommend you to let the technician install the unit in your vehicle.
Regular loudness
Please set the loudness of the unit to the appropriate level so you were still able to hear exterior noises especially
trafc warning signals. Furthermore the
higher loudness level can damage your hearing organs.
Repair of the unit
Do not open the unit. Do not try to repair the unit by yourself due to any emerging technical problems. While opening the unit by yourself exists the danger to be electrocuted.
Do not use the unit any further since you detect any kind of technical problems.
Leave all the repair operations to professional technicians.
Due to awed warranty seal the warranty becomes invalid.
Power supply
Use the unit connected only to 12 Volt on-board power supply. The minus (-) should be connected with the ground (GND) (negative).
Due to the wrong conguration exists the danger of re. In case of doubt
please consult with professional techni­cians.
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Replacement of fuses
While replacing the fuse please make sure that the new fuse has the same properties as the old one, especially the amperage.
Overheating
Do not occlude the vent holes to avoid the heat generation and accumulation in the unit. Otherwise exists the danger
of re.
Regular temperature
Please make sure that the temperature inside of the vehicle amounts to not more than +40 C.
If it's too cold or too hot inside of the vehicle, do not turn the unit on until the inside temperature of the cabin descends.
electric shock do not put the unit in to the moist environment (e.g. adverse weather conditions, inappropriate wet cleaning etc.)
The risk of injuries
Do not open the cabinet or modify the unit. The active laser components used with this product comply with the provisions of Laser Class 1.
Cleaning of the unit
Please keep the unit clean and remove the dust from it regularly. Please use for that a soft and dry cleaning rag.
Major soilings can be removed carefully with the wet cleaning rag. Do not use any chemical or alcohol-containing detergents to avoid the damage of the unit's varnish.
Moisture
To avoid the danger of re or the
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Installation notes

Here you can nd relevant installation
notes and common information.
We recommend you to let the technician install the unit in your vehicle.

Before the installation

WARNING!
Please read the following manual care-
fully before you install the unit.
Damages caused due to an inapprop-
riate installation will not be covered by
warranty.
If you do not want to risk your warranty
entitlement, please let the technician
install the unit in your vehicle.
» To avoid a short circuit please disconnect the vehicle battery before the installation. To do it properly please read the manual of your vehicle.
» Make sure that your vehicle is equipped with a car radio slot of required size (1DIN)
» As may be the case you will need a suitable faceplate, adapter or other accessories. These could be provided from your local specialist supplier.
» The connection cables may not be cutted or short-circuited. Other wise the warranty becomes invalid.
» Before the installation please make sure that your vehicle has the 12 Volt on-board power supply.
» The minus (-) should be connected with the ground (GND) (negative).
» Please tag the polarity of the avai- lable speakers before you disconnect the vehicle battery.
» A proper grounding of the unit's housing requires a clean ground connection. Thus the grounding area should be rust-, stain- and dust-free.
» Please ground the cable separately from other heavy current devices such
as an amplier etc.
» Please ensure that the colored cables are connected according to the wiring diagram. The wrong wiring may lead to malfunctions or even damages of the electric elements of the vehicle.
» Please note that the connection cables of this unit and of the other devices may have the same purpose
but the different color. For this reason
while connecting this unit with the other devices please ensure that both of the cables in each case have the same purpose. To connect everything correctly please refer to the manuals of the both devices.
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» Please ensure that the negative speaker cable is in each case connected with the negative speaker terminal of the ISO por t. Do not ever connect the negative speaker cables with the vehicle body.
» This unit is designed and construed for connection with 4 speakers. Do not combine this unit with devices that are designed and construed for connection with 2 speakers.
» The speakers should feature the
impedance of 4-8 Ohm and a sufcient
wattage.
» Please ensure that the speakers you are connecting with the unit are intact. Damaged speakers can impair the unit.
» To avoid a short circuit please isolate all cable junctions and endings of the unused cables with the electrical tape.
» All the cables should be layed and
xated tidy and properly. The cables
should not contact any movable or hot objects.
the unit please isolate the endings of unused cables with the electrical tape to prevent a short circuit.
» Do not ever connect the negative
speaker cables with the vehicle body.
» To ensure a awless performance of the unit the intergration angle should amount to +/- 30.
» If your vehicle doesn't have an "ACC" ignition position, please connect the red cable with the ignition switch. Other­wise the unit will not turn of f automati­cally, causing the discharging of the vehicle battery.
» To avoid a rogue and hazardous short circuit do not lay the yellow cable through the engine bay in order to connect it with the vehicle battery.
» Do not ever connect speaker cables among one another. In case you do not want to connect all the 4 speakers with
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Operating elements of the unit

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1 2 5 6 7 9 A
3
4
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HGFEDCB
1 CD media eject
1
Press the button to eject the inserted CD.
CLK Clock settings
2
[in radio- or play mode]:
brief press:
displayed on the display.
long press:
set the time.
?/SRC Unit on or off/Mode selec-
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tion/End or reject an incoming call
Press the power button to turn the unit on. Keep it pressed for ca. 2 seconds to turn it down.
If the unit is on, press this button to switch between diverse modes: [Ra d i o], [U SB] ,
[SD], [Dis c], [AUX-IN], [Bluetooth].
[in telephony mode]: press the button to
end or to reject an incoming call.
- the time for 5 seconds is
- hold down the button to
7 Next track/Frequency band scan
4
[in play mode]:
brief press:
long press:
[in radio mode]:
brief press:
station search forwards.
long press:
frequency scan forwards.
Change the volume/Audio settings
5
rotate:
boost the loudness and reverse to reduce the loudness.
brief press:
times to switch between following options: Bass, Treble, Balance, Fade r,
Loudness, Equalizer and LED.
Please note that some functions may be inavailable in your country.
skip to the next track.
fast for ward.
starts the automatic radio
switches to the manual
Rotate the button clockwise to
Press the button several
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K
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MIC Bluetooth microphone
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The microphone is used during hand­free phone calling via Bluetooth. The microphone should not be blocked to achieve the best possible sound quality.
CD Slot-In
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When a compatible disc is inserted, it is automatically retracted.
Display
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TF microSD-Kartenslot
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The SD card slot is added for reading of microSD-cards in following formats:
FAT32 le system.
Maximal supported volume: 128GB.
USB USB-plug
A
The USB plug is added for reading of
USB ash drives in following formats: FAT32 or exFAT le system.
Maximal supported volume: 128 GB.
Other USB devices such as an external harddisc can not be supported.
BND Frequency band/Accept or start
B
a call
[in radio mode]: press the button to
switch between frequency bands: FM1,
FM2 or FM3.
[in telephony mode]: press the button to
answer a call.
8 Previous track/Frequency band
C
scan
[in play mode]:
brief press:
long press:
[in radio mode]:
skip to the previous track.
fast rewind.
brief press:
starts the automatic radio
station search forwards.
long press:
switches to the manual
frequency scan forwards.
IR Infrarot Empfänger
D
The IR receiver receives the infrared signal from the remote control.
Make sure that the IR sensor is not covered.
1/< Stored radio stations/Play or
E
pause
[in radio mode]: stored radio station "1".
[in play mode]: starts / pauses the
playback.
2/INT Stored radio stations/Intro
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function
[in radio mode]: stored radio station "2".
[in play mode]: rst 10 seconds play-
back of each track
3/RPT Stored radio stations/Repeat
G
[in radio mode]: stored radio station "3".
[in play mode]: repeat playback.
4/RD M Stored radio stations/
H
Random
[in radio mode]: stored radio station "4".
[in play mode]: random playback
5 Stored radio stations/10 tracks
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skip/Previous folder
[in radio mode]: stored radio station "5".
[in play mode]:
brief press:
long press:
10 tracks skip backwards.
skip to the previous folder.
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skip/Next folder
[in radio mode]: stored radio station "6".
[in play mode]:
brief press:
long press:
AUX Auxiliary audio input
K
10 tracks skip forwards.
skip to the next folder.
3,5 mm jack plug for connection with an external playback device such as MP3 player, smarthone, tablet PC etc.
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Usage of the remote control

Before the rst usage please remove
the isolation plate.
Aim the remote control at the IR receiver on the front operating panel.
The IR receiver should not be blocked.
As soon as the remote control does not work proper the batter y should be replaced.
Do not expose the remote control to direct sunlight or air heater.

Replacement of the battery

The remote control is operated by CR-2025 Lithium battery.
1. Remove the battery compartment:
push it to the left r st, then pull it out.
2. Remove the old battery and insert the new one (CR-2025 Lithium).
3. Insert the battery compartment back into the remote control till it clicks into place.
As soon as the remote control does not work proper the batter y should be replaced.
Replacement instructions:
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Unit o n/of f

Press the ?/SRC button to turn the unit on.
If the unit is already on, keep the button pressed for a couple of seconds to turn it down.

Insert a SD card

Insert a SD card into the slot with the label side to the up and the pin side to the down.
Make sure that the card is intact and dirt-free.

Insert a USB flash drive

Insert an USB ash drive proper into a
USB plug.
Do not insert any heavy or big USB
ash drives in order not to hit it
accidently - it could cause damages of
the USB plug or USB ash drive.

AUX input

The AUX input is a 3,5 mm jack plug on the front operating panel.
Herewith you can connect the unit with on of the external playback devices: MP3 player, smartphone, cellphone or tablet PC.
An adapter cable 3,5 mm jack-to-jack will be required.
If the external device is connected with the unit, the playback is audible via car radio loudspeakers.
The playback control can be achieved via external device only.

Insert a CD

Insert the disc with the mirror surface downwards. The playback will start automatically. Make sure that the disc is intact and dirt-free.
Using the 1 button on the front panel eject the disc if required.
Micro SD cards and USB ash
drives should have following le-
system format: FAT32. Other types
will not be suppor ted.
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Basic functions

Basic functions
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Mode choice

Press the ?/SRC button on the front panel to switch between the modes:
Radio, Disc, AUX, USB and SD.

Volume

Use for that the rotary button on the front panel.
Rotate the button clockwise to boost the loudness and reverse to reduce the loudness.

Mute

Press the ^ on the front panel to mute the playback or to restore the sound afterwards.

Settings

Press the rotary knob on the front panel several times to switch between following settings:
6. Equalizer on/off
(prompt "DS P O FF" on the screen)
7. [in radio mode]: Set Distance/Local
Sensitivity
(prompt "DX" on the screen)
8. [in radio mode]: Stereo/Mono switch
(prompt "STEREO " on the screen)
9. LED color settings
(prompt "CLR A U TO " on the screen)
As soon as you choose one of the functions to set, turn the knob on the front panel.
* If the preset EQ is active, the BASS and the TREBLE settings can not be changed - these options are unavailable in the menu. To change the BASS/ TREBLE settings you have to turn the
EQ preset off rst.

Preset Equalizer

The EQ preset of fers a few factory stored frequency settings, depending on the musical genre of the current playback: Pop,
Rock, Cl a s sic or D SP OFF (EQ preset off ).
1. Bass settings*
(prompt "BAS 0" on the screen)
2. Treble settings*
(prompt "TRE 0 " on the screen)
3. Balance settings
(prompt "BAL L-R" on the screen)
4. Fade settings
(prompt "FAD F-R" on the screen)
5. Loudness on/off
(prompt "LOUD OFF" on the screen)

Loudness

The "Loudness" function boosts BASS and TREBLE frequencies to achieve more voluminous sound.
To activate this function: Press the rotary knob on the front panel till you see the prompt "LOUD OFF" on the screen.
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You can also use for that the r otar y k nob on the front panel.

LED color settings

Press the volume knob till the prompt "CLR AUTO" appears on the screen. Now rotate the knob to make the adjustments.
Prompt on the display
AUTO
BLUE
RED
CYAN
GREn
PURP
YELL
W HIT
Corresponding parameter
Auto
Blue
Red
Cyan
Green
Lila
Yel lo
White
Now turn the knob on the front panel to set the minutes.
After the correct clock settings have been made, wait about 5 seconds for the radio to save the settings and automatically return to the current operating mode.
"CLR AUTO " means that the background
color will be changed automatically every 3 seconds.

Clock settings

Hold for about 2 seconds CLK button on the front panel until the time appears on the screen.
Turn the knob on the front panel to set the hours.
When the appropriate hour is set, press the knob to set the minutes.
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Radio mode

Radio mode
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Radio mode on

To get to Radio mode press the ?/SRC button several times till you see the prompt "Radio " on the display.

Automatic station searching

Press the 8 or 7 button to start the searching into corresponding direction on the frequency scale.

Manual station searching

Keep pressed the 8 or 7 button for ca. 2 seconds to switch to manual station searching mode.
Now using the 8 and 7 buttons you can search for radio stations stepwise into corresponding direction on the frequency scale.
After ca. 5 seconds of inactivity the unit switchs back to automatic station searching mode.

Switch the frequency bands

Press the BND button on the front panel to switch the frequency bands between FM1, FM2 and FM3.
There are 6 memor y cells per FM
frequenc y band.
To store the current radio station keep pressed the corresponding but ton (1-6) on the front panel for ca. 2 seconds. On the screen appears the number of the used memory cell where the station was stored.

Store the found stations

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Playback mode

Playback mode
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Switch to playback mode

As soon as you either plug an USB ash
drive or insert a micro SD card the unit's processor reads the data from the storage medium and the unit switches to playback mode.
To get to the USB- or SD- mode manually press the ?/SRC button several times till the corresponding operating mode appears on the screen.

Start the playback

The playback star ts automatically as soon as you insert the medium (Disc,
USB ash drive or SD card) or switch to
one of these modes.
The playback can be paused/resumed via 1/< button on the front panel.

Skip track for-/backwards

To skip to the previous/next track press
briey the 8 / 7 button either on the
front panel.

Rewind / fast-forward

panel to skip 10 tracks backwards or forwards.

Change folder

Press and hold the 5 or 6 button on the front panel to move to the previous or next folder.

Intro function

You can activate/deactivate this func tion by pressing the 2/INT button on the front
panel: only the rst 10 seconds of each
track will be played.

Repeat track

The 3/RPT button on the front panel activates/deactivates the repeat function. If it's on, the current track will be played repe a t e dly.

Random playback

The 4/RDM button on the front panel activates/deactivates the random playback function. If it's on, all the tracks will be played randomly.
Hold the 8 / 7 button pressed till you get to the required passage. Then release the button, the playback resumes.

10 tracks skip for-/backwards

Press the 5 / 6 button on the front

ID3 tag (song/interpreter/album)

The "ID3 tag" function allows to view the additional track information, e.g. name of the current song/of an artist/of an album.
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Bluetooth connection

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This function is available only during the
MP3 les playback; the tags should be stored in these les rst.
LIED NAME.MP3
B
similar picture
Bluetooth connection
Before the rst usage of any Bluetooth
function the unit should be connected via Bluetooth with the device of your choice.
Activate the Bluetooth function on
A
the external device (e.g. cellphone).
Search for a new device named
B
"CAR KIT" (this very unit).
Select it to build a connection
C
between your cellphone and the unit.
If required enter the password
D
"0000" and conrm the entry.
Now the both are connected.
E
In order to nd out how to activate the Bluetooth function on your cellphone or other device please read the correspon­ding manual.
Once you have connected via Bluetooth the unit with an external device of your choice, the connec­tion will be built automatically as soon as the device appears in the receiving area of the unit.
The Bluetooth function should be "ON" both on the external device and on the unit.
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Hand-free phone call

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Hand-free phone call

Common information

This unit contains a Bluetooth feature "hand-free phone call" which allows to make your phone calls hand-free via integrated microphone and loudspea­kers.

Take a call

By incoming call press the BND button on the front panel to accept it.

Redial function

Press the BND button on the front panel to redial the last number.

End / reject a call

To end the active call or to reject the incoming call press the ?/SRC button on the front panel.

Bluetooth music

Common information

The "Bluetooth music" feature allows to play the music from the external device of your choice (cellphone, smartphone, tablet PC) via car radio speakers.
The device should support the A2DP service.

Start Bluetooth music

Press the ?/SRC button several times till the prompt "PHONE" appears on the screen.
Now load the playback program on the external device and start the playback.

Operate Bluetooth music

Following functions are available to
operate the playlist of the external device via the unit:
Pause/resume playback
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Skip to previous track
8
Skip to next track
7
A playlist has to be created via the
external device rst.
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Common solutions

Common solutions
The following advices are generally valid and refer to diverse XOMAX models with the similar characteristics. Please note that some articles may refer not to your model exactly and may contain the describtion of features and functions that your model does not support.
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Description of the problem
The remote control is without function.
Radio stations are lost:
As soon as the unit will be turned off all the stored stations and user's settings will be lost.
Cause and solution
Sol ution 1:
Please ensure that the batter y lm is removed. By delivery the battery is protec ted by a lm which should be removed before
usage.
Solution 2:
The bat tery could be empty. Please replace it if required.
Solution 3:
Please make sure that the infrared receiver (labelled with IR) on the control panel is not blocked.
Note: You can test the functionality of the remote control as follows: please hold the IR transmit ter towards a camera (e.g. a cell phone camera) and press any button on the remote control. If the remote control is operative you can see the infrared signal on the display of the used camera device.
This problem is caused due to a wrong connection of the ISO cable.
Please interchange the cables for ignition plus and for steady plus.
Caution: If these wires have fuses, the latter should be interchanged as well.
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Poor radio recep­tion:
The radio tuner nds
no broadcaster or the reception is poor.
The unit does not turn on.
For problem-solving regarding the radio reception it is
important to know the type of the antenna of your vehicle.
Here are the possible solutions for each type of the antenna:
Typ e 1 – passive antenna: We recommend you to substitude the existing antenna by the
larger and therefore more ef cient one.
Shark n or r od antennas (under 5 cm) are denitely insuf-
cient.
Typ e 2 – active antenna: The vehicle provides no current for the ac tive antenna. In this case a phantom power is required, which provides the ac tive antenna with the ex ternal power supply.
Typ e 3 – active antenna with diver sity system: The unit provides no current for the active antenna and has
no diversity suppor t. For this type of antenna is required the
phantom power with an integrated diversity system.
Note: A phantom power is not to be confused with an antenna
amplier, which is far less efcient.
This problem is in most cases caused due to a wrong connec­tion of the ISO cable.
Please review the pin assignments of the ISO plug and ISO socket. Pay attention to the proper connection of the ignition­and steady plus and correct the discrepancy if required.
Note: Though the design of ISO por t is standardized, it's pin assigment is not and may vary. Thus in case of mismatch of connections due to dif ferent pin assignments a simple plug'n'play connection may lead to grievous errors.
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Disposal / recycling information

Disposal / recycling information

Disposal of an old unit / battery

User information regarding disposal of electric and electronic devices (private households).
WEEE DE19856609
This symbol on products or in their manuals implies that electric and electronic devices at the end of their service life should be separated from the domestic waist.
Please hand these products for recycling at municipal collection points free of charge.
The proper disposal of these products contributes to environment protection. To
nd the nearest collection point or recycling yard please consult your municipal
administration.
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According to the bat tery decree we make you aware of your obligation to dispose of empty batteries at municipal collection points.
Batteries that contain pollutants (e.g. Hg = mercury, Pb = lead, Cd = cadmium) are labelled with the symbol pictured above.
At our place you can free dispose of the empty batteries purchased at our store.
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