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  1. #1
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    Default Amusing Instructions

    I recently purchased a new door bell with two receivers, one receiver for the house and another for the shed when the lady of the house is not home.
    Never one to read manuals/instructions, only as a last resort, I happened to glance at the Door Bell instructions at a quite moment (after installation) and it is just as well I did not have to rely upon them.

    The attached instructions I find amusing/confusing particularly "Concept Breach" paragraph. I need a Chinglish interpreter
    DoorBell2.jpg
    Russell (aka Mulgabill)
    "It is as it is"

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    And I suppose some western Co. claim it's made to their specs and QC.
    Regards
    Hugh

    Enough is enough, more than enough is too much.

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    Having a good chuckle over the 'concept breach'. At the same time, I'm still trying to work out what it means!
    -Scott

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scott View Post
    Having a good chuckle over the 'concept breach'. At the same time, I'm still trying to work out what it means!
    Had a good night's sleep and think I now realise what they mean. It might be different to what you expect because they are often making improvements/changes i.e there might be differences (breaches) from the original design (concept). Does that make sense?
    Cheers,
    Jim

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mulgabill View Post
    Never one to read manuals/instructions, only as a last resort, I happened to glance at the Door Bell instructions at a quite moment (after installation)
    Spoken like a true bloke!

    You might find a few of these amusing ... Engrish.com

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    I offer the following for translation - choose your own.

    Translation:
    Convenience- Quickness
    DIY design is therapeutic and reduces the need for professional help. It is safe as you do not need power tools so can harm no-one by digging a man trap. Listening to your apartment will assist in installation.

    OR

    Easy Installation
    DIY design ensures you do not need a professional for installation; nor do you require a line or to drill a hole to install. Installation is simple. You can install it anywhere you want within your apartment.

    Concept-Breach
    Product is melted to appeal to hipsters and modernists and no earthing will electrify your guests!

    OR

    New Design
    The unique design is continually updated, which makes the product more current.

    ###??
    The remote control works through multi-dimensional space so you can hear the music which is the theme from 'Friends'.

    OR

    ###??
    The remote control works 80m through multi-dimensional space so you can hear the music announce the arrival of your friends.

    I honestly have no idea what 'Fly Upwards-Space' could actually be. Maybe 'Freedom to put it anywhere'? Open to suggestions.

    Your Choice
    Can you imagine what I would do if I could do all I can? -- Sun Tzu

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    Fly upwards space. You can still hear it if you put it in a tree or a hot-air balloon.
    It really is innovative as it works in four dimensions (4D), presumably if you have a tardis you can still tell if someone's at the door.
    Cheers,
    Jim

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    enelef!! You have given this a lot of thought haven't you?? That's very sad
    Russell (aka Mulgabill)
    "It is as it is"

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    hmmm. yes, yes it is...
    Can you imagine what I would do if I could do all I can? -- Sun Tzu

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    4D refers to it's ability to:

    If the unit exceeds (rather that just barely meets) the design tolerances, it will actually announce visitors before they arrive and push the button, with anywhere from a few milliseconds to seven days in advance.

    or

    If the unit just fails to meet design tolerances, it will announce visitors sometime after they push the button, with anywhere from a few milliseconds to seven days delay.

    So when the bell goes off, and there's no-one at the door, dont worry - they either went home or haven't arrived yet!

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