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Cleaning the water tank:
• Remove and empty the water tank as per the instructions
above.
• Clean the water tank with warm tap water and mild
detergent (e.g. washing up liquid). Note: Do not use
boiling water to clean the water tank.
• Ensure to remove any scale or deposits that have formed
inside the water tank.
• Wipe all surfaces dry before placing the water tank back
into the appliance.
Storage:
• To store your product, we recommend using the original
or a similar-sized box.
• Store the appliance in a safe, clean and dry place, away
from direct sunlight and out of reach of children when
not in use.
RECYCLING AND DISPOSAL
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Waste electrical and electronic products (WEEE), batteries, accumulators, and packaging
should not be disposed of with general household waste. This is to prevent possible harm to the
environment and human well-being, and to help conserve our natural resources. Most electrical
products with a plug, battery, or cable can be recycled. Contact your local council, household
waste disposal service, or the store where you purchased the product for information regarding
the collection schemes in your area.
Waste Electrical and
Electronic Equipment
(WEEE)
This symbol on the product and/or packaging indicates that
Waste Electrical products (WEEE) under Directive 2012/19/
EU which governs used electrical and electronic appliances,
should not be disposed of with general household waste.
The Mobius Loop
This symbol indicates that the product or packaging is
capable of being recycled.
Take-Back Scheme
Waste electrical products (WEEE) can be sent to One Retail Group for recycling and disposal
when you purchase a new product from One Retail Group, on a like-for-like basis. For more
information on how to recycle this product please visit www.probreeze.com
The end-user of electrical and electronic products (WEEE) is responsible for separating old
batteries and lamp bulbs before they are handed over to a designated disposal and recycling
service. Waste batteries can also be disposed of in collection bins, which can be found in most
local supermarkets and household waste recycling centres.
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