Grundig UC 6620 Manual De Usuario página 14

AT A GLANCE _______________________________
Dear Customer,
congratulations on the purchase your new
GRUNDIG UC 6620 Ultrasonic Cleaner.
Please read the following user guide carefully to
ensure that you have many years of enjoyment
from your quality Grundig product at home.
Responsible­trading!­
Both internally and for suppliers,
GRUNDIG in sists on contractually
guaranteed social work ing condi-
tions with fair wages, efficient use
of raw materials with continuous
reduction in waste of several
tonnes of plastic each year - and at least 5 years
availability for all accessories.
For a future worth living.
For a good reason. Grundig.
Controls­and­parts­
See the figure on page 3.
Translucent lid
A
Stainless steel tank (600 ml)
B
LED Display
C
Timer Button
D
Power Button
E
Body
F
Power cord
G
Accessories
Watch holder
H
Plastic cleaning basket
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Which­objects­should­be­cleaned?
Glasses
Place your glasses always with the glasses in up-
ward position into the plastic cleaning basket
Glasses or glass frames which have scratches
should not be cleaned in the appliance. Ultra-
sonic technology can deeper the stratches.
Coated glasses can be damaged.
Gold,­silver­and­metal­jewelry
The appliance is suitable for cleaning gold, silver
and metal jewelry. The jewelry should not con-
tain fragile or porous stones. See also 'Which
objects should not be cleaned? ". To be on the
safe side, you should consult the store, where you
purchased the jewelry, whether it is suitable for
cleaning with the ultrasonic cleaner.
Metal­bracelets­of­waterproof­watches
Do not clean clockworks with the appliance since
they may be damaged.
Do not clean watches which are not waterproof.
Do not clean mechanical watches with the ap-
pliance. The spiral spring in the watch may be
magnetic and the watch would not show the
exact time.
Other­objects
Combs, dentures, braces, or heads of electric
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shavers;
Nibs, ink jet printer cartridges, seals;
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Metal cutlery, coins, metal nozzles or valves of
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metal.
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