November 17, 2009 at 13:25Recharging the phone through the car’s cigarette lighter - violation of the rules of operation
If your car burns out due to phone charging, it’s a pity.
The car manual does not say in black and white that you can use charging.
In foreign consumer law, "all that is not prohibited is permitted." It is from there that the funny inscriptions on nuts "do not chew in a dream."
In our case ... you could say that the charging was faulty and the matter was over - go find this John Doe from China, who blinded her.
Nevertheless, "the court proceeded from the fact that the car’s instruction manual does not contain information that it is allowed to connect the charger to the cigarette lighter socket of the car ."
I have a question: I think in my car (not CIVIC the truth) on the cigarette lighter there is no inscription how many cigarettes can be ignited at a time ... but how many volts are written?
The car manual does not say in black and white that you can use charging.
In foreign consumer law, "all that is not prohibited is permitted." It is from there that the funny inscriptions on nuts "do not chew in a dream."
In our case ... you could say that the charging was faulty and the matter was over - go find this John Doe from China, who blinded her.
Nevertheless, "the court proceeded from the fact that the car’s instruction manual does not contain information that it is allowed to connect the charger to the cigarette lighter socket of the car ."
I have a question: I think in my car (not CIVIC the truth) on the cigarette lighter there is no inscription how many cigarettes can be ignited at a time ... but how many volts are written?