Power supply: Avoid using incompatible power supply or leaving the speaker connected to a power source for an extended period beyond the desired play time. Connect the power supply socket to the speaker before switching on the mains supply.Avoid using damaged or frayed power cords, as they can pose a safety hazard.
Overheating: Pay attention to the speaker's temperature during extended use. If it becomes unusually hot, disconnect it from the power source and allow it to cool down before using it again.
Cleaning: Regularly clean the speaker using a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using abrasive materials or harsh chemicals that could damage the surface or internal components.
Volume Levels: When using the speaker at high volume levels, be cautious to prevent hearing damage. Prolonged exposure to loud sounds may have adverse effects on your hearing. It is advisable to take breaks and listen at moderate volumes.
Moisture and Water Exposure: Avoid exposing the speaker to excessive moisture or water, as it can damage the internal components. Keep it away from pools, sinks, and showers.
Transport and Storage: When carrying or storing the speaker, use a protective case or cover to prevent scratches or damage. Avoid placing any objects on top of the speaker.
Accidental Damage: Take precautions to avoid accidental damage to the speaker or yourself. Be mindful of the speaker's placement to prevent tripping over cables or knocking it off a surface. Avoid exposing the speaker to extreme temperatures, direct sunlight, or other hazardous conditions that may lead to damage. Additionally, handle the speaker with care, avoiding rough handling or dropping it, as this could cause internal or external damage to the speaker or potential injury to yourself or others.
Children and Pets: Keep the speaker out of reach of young children and pets. Children may accidentally tamper with the speaker's buttons or cables, while pets may chew on cords or knockover the speaker, causing damage.
Magnetic Interference: Be cautious of placing the speaker near objects that generate strong magnetic fields, such as televisions, computer monitors, or other electronic devices. Strong magnetic fields can interfere with the speaker's performance or damage its internal components.
Placement: Ensure that you place the speaker on a stable surface away from the edge to prevent accidental falls or tipping over. Appropriate placement also ensures sound quality.
Warranty and Support: Familiarise yourself with the warranty terms and conditions provided by the manufacturer. If you encounter any issues or have questions, contact the manufacturer's customer support for assistance.
