Park Life is certified by the Danish Transport and Construction Authority in accordance with Executive Order no. 150 of 24 February 2016 on parking discs, and certification code FS29 is imprinted on the front.

Turn the parking disc over with the reverse facing upwards.

1. Activate the setting mode by pressing button 1 and holding it down until ‘hours’ starts to flash (approx. 10-15 seconds).
2. When ‘hours’ flashes, press button 2 repeatedly until the clock is set to the correct hour.
3. Press button 1 once until ‘minutes’ starts to flash. Set the minutes using button 2.
4. Set year, month and date as described above (in the order indicated).
5. Finally, press button 1 again until only (:) between hours and minutes is flashing.
6. Check:
   Check that the time on the front of the parking disc is correct (approx. 10 seconds).

Park Life has been tested to function at extreme temperatures from -20 to +75°C. The parking disc has been laboratory tested and tested under natural conditions, summer and winter.

Exposure to prolonged, extreme cold (below -20) may reduce the stated ten-year battery life, depending on how long the disc is exposed to the cold.

If you buy a new car or replace the windscreen, you are able to remove the self-adhesive pads on the parking disc. To remove them, heat briefly, e.g. using a hair dryer, while pulling gently on the parking disc.

If you cannot remove the disc in this way, use a sharp, flexible kitchen knife or Stanley-type utility knife with a long blade and cut through a couple of the pads. The disc can then be rotated off along the pane. You will then be able to rub the pads off both the windscreen and Park Life.

Self-adhesive pads are available from most Park Life dealers. We recommend that you use the original 3M pads as these are tested as suitable for use with the product.

Park Life is a closed system. It has been tested as non-responsive to external impulses. If you attempt to open the parking disc, the system is programmed to self-destruct.

When you park your car, Park Life automatically sets the clock to the next quarter of an hour after your time of arrival (e.g. if you arrive at 11:37, Park Life sets itself to 11:45).

In the event of damage, theft, vandalism, etc., your parking disc may be covered under the terms of your vehicle insurance. Ask your insurance company.

Park Life works in any type of vehicle, including hybrid and electrically-powered cars.

An approved electronic parking disc fitted to a vehicle that is registered in Denmark is legal for use in every EU Member State. Read the signs and do not forget that local parking regulations vary.

The battery is an especially durable lithium cell which lasts for at least ten years.

A flickering arrow on the front of the disc does not impact on the functioning of the disc. Your Park Life is working correctly. The arrow flickers only when Park Life has been exposed to strong sunlight. The flickering depends on the angle of the sunlight.

Hold your hand in front of Park Life to shade it from the sun and the flickering stops.

All LCD displays flicker to some extent in strong sunlight. In fact, this is quite normal for an electronic parking disc.

Park Life spends no more than 20 seconds setting your parking time – although 20 seconds may seem like a long time when you are waiting for the disc to set.

The windscreen was either not clean or warm enough when you attached the disc. Always clean the windscreen thoroughly before installation. It is important that you heat the windscreen to AT LEAST 15°C. If not, the adhesive on the pads will not adhere properly to the windscreen due to condensation. Try heating the windscreen carefully (e.g. using a hair dryer).

Once the self-adhesive pads have fallen off, they cannot be used again. A new set of self-adhesive pads can be purchased from your Park Life dealer.

ParkOne 2 is approved by the Danish transport authority in accordance with Executive Order no. 327 (2003) on parking discs, and approval code FS26 is imprinted on the front.

With the back of the parking disk facing you, slide one or two nails into the slit at the
top of the circular back cover and pull it off.

1. To activate the setting function, press and hold down button 1 with a sharp point until ”hours” starts to flash.
2. When ”hours” flashes, press repeatedly on button 2 (+) until the clock is set at the correct hour.
3. Press button 1 once until ”minutes” starts to flash. Set minutes using button 2 (+).
4. Set year, month and date as described above (in this order).
5. Press button 1 once more until only the two dots (:) between the hours and minutes flashes.
6. Replace the back cover.
7. Control:
   Check that the time is displayed correctly on the front of the disc. (about 10 sec.)

ParkOne 2 is tested to function at extreme temperatures from -20 to +75 °C. It is laboratory tested and tested under natural conditions (Summer and Winter).

If you buy a new car or replace the windscreen, to remove the self-adhesive pads on the parking disc, heat briefly, e.g. using a hair dryer, while pulling gently on the parking disc.

If you cannot remove the disc in this way, using a sharp, flexible kitchen knife or Stanley-type utility knife with a long blade, cut through all four pads. You can then rub the pads off both the windscreen and ParkOne 2.

Self-adhesive pads are available at most ParkOne dealers. We recommend that you use the original 3M pads as these are tested as suitable for use with the product.

ParkOne 2 is an enclosed system. It is tested as non-responsive to external impulses. If you attempt to open the parking disc, the software is programmed to self-destruct.

When you park your car, ParkOne 2 sets automatically at the next quarter of an hour after your time of arrival (e.g. if you arrive at 11:37, ParkOne 2 sets itself at 11:45).

In the event of damage, theft, vandalism, etc., your parking disc may be covered under the terms of your vehicle insurance. Ask your insurance company.

ParkOne 2 works in any type of vehicle, including hybrid and electrically-powered cars.

An approved electronic parking disc fitted to a vehicle that is registered in Denmark is legal for use in every EC Member State. Read the signs and don’t forget that local parking regulations vary.

The battery will last for approximately 3 years. When there is about one week’s battery power remaining, the diode flashes for 10 seconds, when ParkOne 2 enters or leaves parking mode. The diode is located in the slit close to the round button on the back of the parking disc.

You can buy a suitable battery at any store which sells button cell batteries.

When you replace the battery, you have about five minutes to replace the battery without losing the electronic settings. Note that the parking disc’s LCD display shuts down to save battery power. If the parking disc does not display the time, don’t leave your vehicle.

If you do not manage to replace the battery within five minutes, enter the time and date again (see above).

A flickering arrow on the front of the disc  is of no importance to the function of ParkOne 2. Your ParkOne 2 is in good working order.

The arrow flickers only when ParkOne 2 is exposed to strong sunlight. The flickering depends on the angle of direction of the sunlight.

Hold your hand in front of ParkOne to shade it from the sun and the flickering stops.

All LCD displays flicker to some extent in strong sunlight. In fact, it’s quite normal for an electronic parking disc.

It takes ParkOne 2 no more than 20 seconds to display your parking time – although 20 seconds seems like a long time when you’re standing and waiting for it to happen.

The windscreen was either not clean or warm enough when you attached the disc. It is important that you heat the windscreen to AT LEAST 15°C. If not, due to condensation, the adhesive on the pads won’t adhere properly to the windscreen. Try heating the windscreen carefully (e.g. using a hair dryer).

Once they have fallen off, the self-adhesive pads cannot be used again. You can purchase a new set of self-adhesive pads from your ParkOne 2 dealer.

ParkOne exclusive is approved by the Danish transport authority in accordance with Executive Order no. 327 (2003) on parking discs, and approval code FS17 is imprinted on the front.

With the back of the parking disk facing you, slide one or two nails into the slit at the
top of the circular back cover and pull it off.

1. To activate the setting function, press and hold down button 1 with a sharp point until ”hours” starts to flash.
2. When ”hours” flashes, press repeatedly on button 2 (+) until the clock is set at the correct hour.
3. Press button 1 once until ”minutes” starts to flash. Set minutes using button 2 (+).
4. Set year, month and date as described above (in this order).
5. Press button 1 once more until only the two dots (:) between the hours and minutes flashes.
6. Replace the back cover.
7. Control:
   Check that the time is displayed correctly on the front of the disc. (about 10 sec.)

ParkOne exclusive is tested to function at extreme temperatures from -20 to +75 °C.

If you buy a new car or replace the windscreen, to remove the self-adhesive pads on the parking disc, heat briefly, e.g. using a hair dryer, while pulling gently on the parking disc.

If you cannot remove the disc in this way, using a sharp, flexible kitchen knife or Stanley-type utility knife with a long blade, cut through all four pads. You can then rub the pads off both the windscreen and ParkOne exclusive.

Self-adhesive pads are available at most ParkOne exclusive dealers. We recommend that you use the original 3M pads as these are tested as suitable for use with the product.

ParkOne exclusive is an enclosed system. It is tested as non-responsive to external impulses. If you attempt to open the parking disc, the software is programmed to self-destruct.

When you park your car, ParkOne exclusive sets automatically at the next quarter of an hour after your time of arrival (e.g. if you arrive at 11:37, ParkOne exclusive sets itself at 11:45).

In the event of damage, theft, vandalism, etc., your parking disc may be covered under the terms of your vehicle insurance. Ask your insurance company.

ParkOne exclusive works in any type of vehicle, including hybrid and electrically-powered cars.

An approved electronic parking disc fitted to a vehicle that is registered in Denmark is legal for use in every EC Member State. Read the signs and don’t forget that local parking regulations vary.

The battery will last for approximately 3 years. When there is about one week’s battery power remaining, the diode flashes for 10 seconds, when ParkOne exclusive enters or leaves parking mode. You can buy a suitable battery at any store which sells button cell batteries.

When you replace the battery, you have about five minutes to replace the battery without losing the electronic settings. Note that the parking disc’s LCD display shuts down to save battery power. If the parking disc does not display the time, don’t leave your vehicle.

If you do not manage to replace the battery within five minutes, enter the time and date again as described in the product manual.

It takes ParkOne exclusive no more than 20 seconds to display your parking time.

The windscreen was either not clean or warm enough when you attached the disc. It is important that you heat the windscreen to AT LEAST 15°C. If not, due to condensation, the adhesive on the pads won’t adhere properly to the windscreen. Try heating the windscreen carefully (e.g. using a hair dryer).

Once they have fallen off, the self-adhesive pads cannot be used again. You can purchase a new set of 3M self-adhesive pads from your ParkOne exclusive dealer.

PARK MINI is approved by the Danish transport authority in accordance with Executive Order no. 327 (2003) on parking discs, and approval code FS21 is imprinted on the front.

1. To activate the setting function, press and hold down button 1 with a sharp point until ”hours” starts to flash.
2. When ”hours” flashes, press repeatedly on button 2 until the clock is set at the correct hour.
3. Press button 1 once until ”minutes” starts to flash. Set minutes using button 2.
4. Set year, month and date as described above (in this order).
5. Press button 1 once more until only the two dots (:) between the hours and minutes flashes.
6. Control:
   Check that the time is displayed correctly on the front of the disc. (about 10 sec.)

PARK MINI is tested to function at extreme temperatures from -20 to +75 °C. It is laboratory tested and tested under natural conditions from Lapland to the Sahara.

PARK MINI functions even if it is exposed to temperatures above or below the interval stated above.

If you buy a new car or replace the windscreen, to remove the self-adhesive pads on the parking disc, heat briefly, e.g. using a hair dryer, while pulling gently on the parking disc.

If you cannot remove the disc in this way, using a sharp, flexible kitchen knife or Stanley-type utility knife with a long blade, cut through all four pads. You can then rub the pads off both the windscreen and PARK MINI.

Self-adhesive pads are available at most PARK MINI dealers. We recommend that you use the original 3M pads as these are tested as suitable for use with the product.

PARK MINI is an enclosed system. It is tested as non-responsive to external impulses. If you attempt to open the parking disc, the software is programmed to self-destruct.

When you park your car, PARK MINI sets automatically at the next quarter of an hour after your time of arrival (e.g. if you arrive at 11:37, PARK MINI sets itself at 11:45).

PARK MINI works in any type of vehicle, including hybrid and electrically-powered cars.

An approved electronic parking disc fitted to a vehicle that is registered in Denmark is legal for use in every EC Member State. Read the signs and don’t forget that local parking regulations vary.

The battery will last for approximately years. When there is about one week’s battery power remaining, the diode flashes for 10 seconds, when PARK MINI enters or leaves parking mode.

You can buy a suitable battery at any store which sells button cell batteries.

Remember to set time and date as described in the manual.

It takes PARK MINI no more than 20 seconds to display your parking time.

The windscreen was either not clean or warm enough when you attached the disc.

It is important that you heat the windscreen to AT LEAST 15°C. If not, due to condensation, the adhesive on the pads won’t adhere properly to the windscreen. Try heating the windscreen carefully (e.g. using a hair dryer).

Once they have fallen off, the self-adhesive pads cannot be used again.

You can purchase a new set of 3M self-adhesive pads from your PARK MINI dealer.

ParkOne is approved by the Danish transport authority in accordance with Executive Order no. 327 (2003) on parking discs, and approval code FS05 is imprinted on the front.

1. To activate the setting function, press and hold down button 1 until ”hours” starts to flash.
2. When ”hours” flashes, press repeatedly on button 2 until the clock is set at the correct hour.
3. Press button 1 once until ”minutes” starts to flash. Set minutes using button 2.
4. Set year, month and date as described above (in this order).
5. Press button 1 once more until only the two dots (:) between the hours and minutes flashes.
6. Control:
   Check that the time is displayed correctly on the front of the disc. (about 10 sec.)

ParkOne is tested to function at extreme temperatures from -20 to +75 °C. It is laboratory tested and tested under natural conditions from Lapland to the Sahara.

ParkOne functions even if it is exposed to temperatures above or below the interval stated above.

If you buy a new car or replace the windscreen, to remove the self-adhesive pads on the parking disc, heat briefly, e.g. using a hair dryer, while pulling gently on the parking disc.

If you cannot remove the disc in this way, using a sharp, flexible kitchen knife or Stanley-type utility knife with a long blade, cut through all four pads. You can then rub the pads off both the windscreen and ParkOne.

Self-adhesive pads are available at most ParkOne dealers. We recommend that you use the original 3M pads as these are tested as suitable for use with the product.

ParkOne is an enclosed system. It is tested as non-responsive to external impulses.

If you attempt to open the parking disc, the software is programmed to self-destruct.

When you park your car, ParkOne sets automatically at the next quarter of an hour after your time of arrival (e.g. if you arrive at 11:37, ParkOne sets itself at 11:45).

In the event of damage, theft, vandalism, etc., your parking disc may be covered under the terms of your vehicle insurance. Ask your insurance company.

ParkOne works in any type of vehicle, including hybrid and electrically-powered cars.

An approved electronic parking disc fitted to a vehicle that is registered in Denmark is legal for use in every EC Member State. Read the signs and don’t forget that local parking regulations vary.

The battery will last for approximately 3 years. When there is about one week’s battery power remaining, the diode flashes for 10 seconds, when ParkOne enters or leaves parking mode.

You can buy a suitable battery at any store which sells button cell batteries.

When you replace the battery, you have about five minutes to replace the battery without losing the electronic settings. Note that the parking disc’s LCD display shuts down to save battery power. If the parking disc does not display the time, don’t leave your vehicle.

If you do not manage to replace the battery within five minutes, enter the time and date again (see above).

A flickering arrow on the front of the disc is of no importance to the function of ParkOne. Your ParkOne is in good working order.

The arrow flickers only when ParkOne has been exposed to strong sunlight. The flickering depends on the angle of direction of the sunlight.

Hold your hand in front of ParkOne to shade it from the sun and the flickering stops.

All LCD displays flicker to some extent in strong sunlight. In fact, it’s quite normal for an electronic parking disc.

You may not have removed all of the foil cover on the battery. Remove the battery from the battery box. Wipe the battery with a clean, soft cloth. Reinsert the battery box. This should resolve the problem.

It takes ParkOne no more than 20 seconds to display your parking time.

The windscreen was either not clean or warm enough when you attached the disc.

It is important that you heat the windscreen to AT LEAST 15°C. If not, due to condensation, the adhesive on the pads won’t adhere properly to the windscreen. Try heating the windscreen carefully (e.g. using a hair dryer).

Once they have fallen off, the self-adhesive pads cannot be used again. You can purchase a new set of 3M self-adhesive pads from your ParkOne dealer.