Cleaning And Maintenance; Frequently Asked Questions; Disposal - Beurer HT 15 Gebrauchsanweisung

8. Cleaning and maintenance

CAUTION
• Remove the protective cap for better cleaning of the metal teeth. Carefully clean the metal
teeth after every use using the cleaning brush provided. Check the lice comb for any remnants
between the metal teeth.
• Clean the device (apart from the metal teeth) after use with a soft, slightly damp cloth. If it is
very dirty, you can also moisten the cloth with a mild soapy solution. Do not use any abrasive
cleaning products.
• Ensure that no water enters the device. If this should happen, remove the batteries and only
use the device again when it is completely dry.

9. Frequently asked questions

Who can be affected by head lice?
Anyone can be affected by head lice, not only children. Having a case of lice is also not caused
by a lack of hygiene.
How do you get head lice?
Lice cannot fly or jump; they scuttle and crawl. Lice are transferred by direct contact with a per-
son that already has lice (for example when two heads come into contact).
Where do head lice come from?
School is usually not the source of transfer. Lice are found much more often in communities out-
side of school.
Who should be checked and how?
If you have been informed of lice in your community, check all members of your family at least
once a week and inform your friends.
Why is it important to ascertain whether lice are present immediately?
If you find out promptly that lice are present, it is easier to remove them as their numbers will be
lower. There is also a lower probability that the lice will be transferred to other family members or
acquaintances.

10. Disposal

For environmental reasons, do not dispose of the device in the household waste at the
end of its useful life. Dispose of the device at a suitable local collection or recycling point
in your country. Dispose of the device in accordance with EC Directive – WEEE (Waste
Electrical and Electronic Equipment).
If you have any questions, please contact the local authorities responsible for waste disposal.
Batteries must not be disposed of in the household waste. They may contain poisonous heavy
metals and are subject to special refuse treatment. The codes below are printed on
batteries containing harmful substances:
Pb = battery contains lead,
Cd = battery contains cadmium,
Hg = battery contains mercury.
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