Metz Calea compact 32 TZ41

Safety Instructions

Your device is designed for operation in dry indoor environments. If you occasionally use the device outdoors, ensure that it is protected from moisture (rain, splashes, dew). Do not expose the TV to dripping or splashing water (e.g., rain)!
Unplug the power cord before cleaning the device!
Do not point the remote control directly at the eyes and press a button! Infrared light!
The TV must only be operated with a mains voltage of 230-240V~ 50Hz.
For maintenance and repair tasks, the power plug or the device-side connector of the TV power cable must be considered and kept usable as a disconnection device from the mains, as per applicable standards.
Route the power cable so that no objects stand on it and no one can trip over it!
Candles and other open flames must be kept away from this product at all times to prevent the spread of fire.
Opening the device and performing repairs are reserved for qualified personnel. RISK OF DEATH! Please contact your specialist dealer for necessary repairs.
Radio waves can affect the functionality of pacemakers and other medical devices. Maintain a minimum distance of 20cm!

• A cold device may only be operated in a warm room after any possible condensation on the screen surface has evaporated.
• Televisions require adequate cooling. The openings on the back panel must not be covered by curtains or similar items. The ventilation slots on the bottom of the device must remain accessible, as the device draws cooling air through them.
• Ensure adequate airflow if placing the device inside a built-in cabinet.
• Do not place or mount your device directly next to or above a heater, as this could impair device cooling.
• Do not place burning candles or containers with liquids on or above the TV. Hot wax and liquids entering the interior of the device can destroy its electronic components. In such cases, the device's electrical safety can no longer be guaranteed.
• Thunderstorms pose a danger to electrical devices. A lightning strike on the power or antenna line can damage the device, even when it is turned off. During thunderstorms, unplug the power cord and antenna cable from the socket or TV.
• Do not place rechargeable batteries in the remote control's battery compartment. Only use 2 LR03/AM4/AAA 1.5V Micro batteries.
• The TV is intended solely for receiving and playing back audio and video signals.
• Avoid displaying static images, logos, 4:3 format with sidebars, etc., for extended periods. Prolonged static images may cause screen burn-in.
• Behind the panel screen of the TV, soot and dust deposits may form even if no visible source of soot is present. This phenomenon, known as "fogging" or "magic dust," occurs sporadically, particularly during heating seasons and after renovations or in new buildings. Various factors contribute to this issue, as noted in online reports. Cleaning or replacing the panel in such cases is excluded from warranty claims, as it is caused by external factors rather than a defect in the device.
• Clean the screen surface with a dry, soft cleaning cloth (e.g., microfiber cloth).
• If heavier soiling occurs, clean the screen surface with a slightly dampened soft cloth, as described in Chapter 35.

Never spray cleaning fluid onto the screen surface! If cleaning fluid penetrates the lower frame of the screen, the components located there will be irreparably damaged.