Kmart Selfie Light Clip Heart 43067480, 43067480 User manual

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SELFIE LIGHT CLIP HEART

User manual

43067480

Step 1 Charging the Light

Open the bettery door

and insert the AAA battery

into the slot.

Step 2 Setting Up

Clip the selfíe light onto

your device. The light

should grip the device

securely

Step 3 Using the Selﬁe Light

Press the [Power] button

on the selﬁe light to turn the

light ON/OFF and change

the brightness setting.

Packing Accessories:

1. Selﬁe Ring light *1

2. User manual*1

Speciﬁcation:

* 23 LED lights

* 3 light modes

* Powered by 2 X AAA battery

* (AAA battery not inclued)

*Please read all the information carefully before you use the

product and keep the manual for future reference. Safety

instructions:

Please read all safety instruction warnings carefully before using

this product. Improper use of this product may result in damage to

this or attached products. To ensure the production works well,

please never use this in the following conditions:

1. Moist or underwater conditions.

2. Conditions near heater or high temperature service.

3. Conditions with direct and strong sunshine.

4. Do not use chemical solvent on cleaning this product.

Getting started ...

WARNINGS: Insert batteries with the correct polarity and always

follow the manufacturer’s instructions.

Do not mix new and used batteries or alkaline,

standard (carbon-zinc), or rechargeable (nickel-cadmium) batteries.

Remove batteries if product will be stored for an extended period.

Dispose of used batteries responsibly

THIS PRODUCT PRODUCES FLASH THAT MAY TRIGGER EPILEPSY

IN SENSITISED INDIVIDUALS