BATTERY INSTALLATION
This device operates using two (2) AA alkaline batteries or two (2) NiMH AA rechargeable batteries.
CAUTION
Do not install worn and new batteries together. | (B) | |
Do not use different types of batteries together. | (A) | |
Remove the batteries if the device will not be used | Bottom of the | |
for three months or longer. | ||
Main Unit | ||
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1.Remove the Battery Cover.
(A) Rotate the Battery Cover lever in the direction of the arrow as shown in the illustration.
(B) Remove the Battery Cover. The Battery Cover may appear to be tight fitting since it was designed to prevent fluids from getting into the device.
2.Insert the batteries.
Correctly align the polarities (+ and
device.
3. Replace the Battery Cover.
Use your thumbs to push on both ends of the Battery Cover Press down firmly until you hear both tabs click into place.
Battery Life and Battery Replacement
Alkaline Batteries | NiMH Rechargeable Batteries |
• The device can be used for approximately | • The device can be used for approximately 8 days if |
8 days if operating for 30 minutes a day. | operating for 30 minutes a day when the batteries are |
• The Battery Low Indicator (orange light) flashes to | fully charged. |
signal the batteries are low. Replace both batteries | • The Battery Low Indicator (orange light) flashes to |
with new ones. | signal the rechargeable batteries have little or no |
• The Battery Low Indicator (orange light) turns on | residual power remaining. If the device will not |
to signal the batteries are worn out. The device | nebulize immediately echarge the batteries. |
will not nebulize. | • Recharge the batteries using a commercially available |
Immediately replace both batteries with new ones. | battery charger suitable for the batteries used in the |
| device. |
| • The AC Adapter does not function as a battery |
| charger. |
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