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Dispose of batteries according to the regulations. If battery acid has leaked avoid contact to
skin, eyes and mucous membranes. Rinse affected areas immediately after contact with the
acid and wash with plenty of clean water. Visit a physician.
Swallowed batteries are lethal. Keep batteries out of reach of children and pets. Immediately
ask for medical assistance if a battery is swallowed.
Remove exhausted batteries from the remote control. Remove the batteries from the remote
control, if you will not use it for an extended period of time.
Overheat protection:
The motor will automatically go into overheat-protection mode after two
consecutive extending (down) and retracting (up) operations
7. ADJUSTMENT WHEN CHANGING THE REMOTE
CONTROL
Step 1: Prepare a power interface of 230V, turn off the power firstly. Then connect brown and
blue electric cords of motor to the power interface (Or with electric cord of motor plugged in a
power panel, but firstly need to cut the power off).
Step 2: Take out the controller and keep the battery in place, the inductor light will be on. If not
in place, the inductor light will not be on. No need to cover the battery lid before well-coding.
Step 3: Keep ear close to the head of motor and then turn on the power under a quite
environment (before turn on the power it must be off more than 10 seconds), Then at the same
time, you will hear a clear but small and short sound «Di». This shows it work well. If without
that sound, you need to check the cord-connecting or the power.
Step 4: 1. Find «P2» button in the battery slot firstly 2. Keep ear near to the head of motor under
quite environment and then press «P2» button 2 times successively. At the same time you will
hear «Di-Di», small and more shorter.
X1 Changing batteries
Summary of Contents for NORI 2
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