1. Remove small staple holding locking bar to wood base.
2. Place bait inside curl found at end of bait pedal. Remove excess bait protruding from pedal.
3. Pull back bow and hold down with thumb.
4. With other hand, engage curved portion of the locking bar under small, V-shaped lip on bait pedal.
5. Place trap against wall with bait pedal facing the wall.
6. If trap draws ants, try using a small ball of cotton or strands of dental floss tied through hole in bait pedal curl.

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2. With your other hand, take the locking bar (the long arm with the curve >in the end that is attached to the back of the trap) and lay it in the center of the spring. Make sure that the curved or cupped part faces downward.

3. Begin to tilt the cheese pedal upward. As you do, you'll notice that the tip the locking bar will engage inside a little box-like opening on the back of the cheese pedal.

4. Slowly release your grip on the bow, the force of which should hold the locking bar inside that little box on the pedal. The trap is now set.

5. There is an "S" and an "F" imprinted on the pedal itself. If you wish the trap to be more sensitive, position the locking bar towards the "S" side of the little box by sliding it that direction. "F" stands for firm (less sensitive).

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1. Spread peanut butter on inside back wall. Insert 4 AA batteries into battery compartment.
2. Identify location with mouse activity. Place trap on floor against wall. Keep the side with mouse entrance closest to the wall.
3. Turn switch to "on" position (-). Green light will flash once, indicating that unit has been enabled.
   
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Directions for Use:
1. Using a plastic or wooden knife, insert a small amount of peanut butter through a bottom hole on the back plate. Allow a small portion of the peanut butter to extend through the hole - rats are very cautious, and this provides an opportunity for the rat to sample the peanut butter without entering the trap.

2. Insert 4 "C" batteries into battery compartment.

3. Identify location with rat activity - look for worn trails or walkways. Place trap on floor against wall, the entrance in-line with the trail; rats prefer to travel against a wall. 4. Turn switch to “On” position (-). Unit will hum, and the green light will flash once, indicating that unit has been enabled. To prevent incidental shock avoid contact with metal plates.

WARNING! Hazardous Voltage – Electromagnetic Waves – Fire or Explosion
Handle with care: This device emits a high voltage shock and electromagnetic waves when activated. Hazardous Voltage: Do not allow children to have access to or be in proximity of this device. Small pets and other animals which enter this product may be killed. Turn off power and remove batteries before baiting, handling or cleaning the chamber. Never touch the metal plates when the unit is turned on. Electromagnetic Waves: Individuals with heart conditions, pacemakers, or similar ailments should exercise care when using this product. Electromagnetic waves produced by this device may interfere with the functioning of pacemakers and similar devices. Danger of Fire or Explosion: Do not use this device near flammable vapors, liquids or dry combustible solids – always use on a clean and dry surface. Please read all directions and warnings before using this product.

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1. Place bait in bait trough.
2. Lift killing bar.
3. Lift bar and release.

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1. Place trap lengthwise against wall or object with entrance holes nearest to that surface.
2. Use peanut butter or other typical mouse bait in the inside chamber to attract mice.

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1. Plug into an unobstructed wall outlet where rodent activity is evident.
2. Note:  Ultrasonic sound cannot penetrate furniture, cabinets or walls.  Multiple units required for multiple rooms.

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