Trevi DTV 2509M, User Manual

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DTV 2509M

NOTE

Precautions for correct disposal of the product.

The symbol shown on the equipment indicates that waste must be disposed of in “separate collection” and so 

the product must not be disposed of together with urban waste. 

The user must take the product to special “separate waste collection centres” provided by local government, or 

deliver it to the retailer against the purchase of a new product.

Separate collection of waste and subsequent treatment, recycling and disposal operations promotes the produc-

tion of equipment with recycled materials and limits negative effects on the environment and on health caused 

by improper handling of waste.

Illegal disposal of the product leads to the enforcement of administrative penalties.

WARNING FOR A CORRECT USE OF RECHARGEABLE BATTERY

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Recharge the battery in an ambient temperature between 5°C and 35°C.

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Don’t recharge more than the suitable period to prevent the risk of overheating and burst.

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Don’t recharge the battery for more than 6 hours.

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Recharging the battery over the suitable period or an extended period of inactivity may reduce battery duration.

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Rechargeable battery is liable to wear and tear and its performance will reduce gradually.

-  To extend the duration of the battery use it when is completely charged up to the complete discharging, 

then recharge it fully before use it again. Recharge a battery not completely consumed, will result a reduced 

duration. In this case, repeat the full charging/discharging cycle many times.

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Avoid recharge the battery for the whole night.

INFORMATION NOTE ON THE REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL OF BATTERIES

Warning: Only high-qualified personnel should perform this operation!

Battery Removal

The appliance should not be plugged to the mains socket when performing this operation! 

1)  Remove the screws tightening the lower part of the appliance;

2)  Select the battery shown by the arrow in the picture;

3)  Disconnect and remove the battery.

Used batteries should not be disposed of with household waste or thrown into fire or water. Used batteries should 

be recycled or disposed of in separate waste collection centres.