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Care

Cleaning

Clean only the outside of OSKAR easy with a soft, lint-free cloth or a slightly damp cloth. Do not use wax sprays, harsh cleaning agents, solvent-based cleaning agents or other substances, as these could damage the surface.

Battery care

OSKAR easy uses a modern lithium-ion rechargeable battery. Compared with older nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) batteries, it is easier to handle in everyday use, and lithium-ion batteries have virtually no memory effect.

Battery life depends on the number and depth of charge cycles. For a long battery life, it is best to charge OSKAR easy when the status LED is red (battery level below 20 %). Avoid leaving the battery completely discharged without recharging it.

If you do not use OSKAR easy for an extended period, ideally store it with a medium charge level and recharge it as needed.

Disposal of the OSKAR easy battery

This device contains a lithium-ion rechargeable battery that must be removed from the device before disposal to ensure proper material recycling.

Only remove the battery when disposing of the device. Make sure that the battery is completely discharged before removal. Otherwise, injury may occur.

Wear safety goggles and protect your hands, fingers and work surface. Be aware of the risk of injury from parts breaking or flying out.

Procedure

  1. Remove the device from the base station, switch it on and let it run until it enters off mode. Repeat this process until the device can no longer be switched on.
  2. The battery is now completely discharged.
  3. Carefully use a plastic prying tool to release the front cover from the housing without damaging the materials.
  4. Carefully pull the battery out of the housing using the connection cable.
  5. Disconnect the battery connector.
  6. Cover the cable plug with adhesive tape to prevent short circuits caused by residual charge.
Removing the OSKAR easy battery for disposal

The battery and remaining device components can now be disposed of in accordance with local regulations.