JABRA ENGAGE 50 II LINK - USB-A/UC

Producent

GN Audio A/S

Lautrupbjerg 7 2750 Ballerup Dania

E-mail: info@jabra.com

Osoba odpowiedzialna w UE

GN Audio Poland Sp.

Sienna 39 00-121 Warszawa (Śródmieście) Polska

E-mail: info@gn.com

Informacje o bezpieczeństwie

List of safety warnings for bicycle tools based on the requirements of General Product Safety Regulation (EU) 2023/988 (GPSR): 1. Use the right tools: Use tools designed for specific service activities. Using the wrong tools can damage bike components or cause injury. 2. Check the condition of the tools: Before each use, make sure the tools are in good working condition. Damaged tools can be dangerous to use. 3. Eye protection: When working with bicycle tools, especially when using lubricants or chemicals, wear safety glasses to prevent substances from getting into your eyes. 4. Hand protection: Use protective gloves to avoid cuts and skin irritation when working with tools and chemicals. 5. Secure storage: Keep tools out of reach of children to avoid accidental use or ingestion of small items. 6. Stable workstation: Make sure the bike is firmly fixed in the service rack or on another kickstand to prevent it from falling during operation. 7. Caution when tightening: Do not exceed the recommended tightening torques of bolts and nuts. Tightening too hard can damage bike components. Use a torque wrench. 8. Lubricants and chemicals: Use lubricants and chemicals according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Avoid inhaling fumes and contact with skin. 9. Sharp tool warnings: Take special care when using sharp tools such as knives or scrapers. 10. Waste disposal: Dispose of used lubricants, chemicals and packaging in accordance with local regulations. Don't throw them in the sewer. 11. Training and instructions: If you have no experience servicing bicycles, use guides, instructions or training to avoid mistakes and potential hazards. 12. Working with electrical components: With electric bicycles, disconnect the power supply before proceeding with repairs. 13. Battery replacement: Batteries should be replaced according to the instructions and specifications. 14. Weight constraints: Some tools have weight constraints, do not exceed them. 15. Pneumatic tools: Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and a dust mask.