Weems and Plath Electronic Barometer - Manual (Page 5)

5
PrecautIons
For your safety, please pay attention to the following warnings when using your Electronic
Barometer.
Keep it in a clean and dry place. If the Electronic Barometer becomes wet or damp,
immediately dry it with a soft cloth .
To remove salt, sand, dust and dirt.
Clean the Electronic Barometer with a damp cloth and dry it carefully. Do not use
chemical cleaners or detergents.
Avoid touching the LCD screen with your fingers or any other object.
Clean the LCD screen with a soft, slightly dampened cloth. Do not press
on the screen. Do not use chemical cleaners or detergents.
Avoid sudden temperature changes. Use and keep your Electronic Barometer at
normal temperatures (between 14°F and +122°F). Rapid temperature changes (which
can occur when you enter or exit a heated area on a cold day), may result in the
creation of condensation inside the device. To avoid this, place the device in a bag
before exposing it to such temperature changes.
Do not drop the device.
Handle your Electronic Barometer with care and attention. It may be damaged
if it is subjected to impact.
Keep your device away from strong magnetic fields.
Do not store your Electronic Barometer near equipment which generates magnetic
fields. The magnetic fields produced by equipment such as radios,
televisions, microwave ovens, computers or cell phones may effect
the display, damage the data stored in the device’s memory, or the circuits inside the
device.
Batteries.
When you turn your device off, check the level of your batteries to see if you should
change them. You should do this when the energy level indicates that this is required. In
cold weather, batteries tend to run down more quickly.
It is important that the batteries are removed from the barometer when discharged or
not in use. Battery corrosion will occur damaging the unit voiding the warranty.