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AC Charger (Sold Separately), Desktop
Holder (Sold Separately)
Do not use AC Charger if cord is damaged.
May cause fire, burns, electric shock, etc.
Do not use AC Charger or Desktop Holder in a
bathroom or other humid place.
May cause fire, burns, electric shock, etc.
If thunder is audible, do not touch AC Charger.
May cause electric shock.
Do not short-circuit Charging Terminals while
plugged in. Do not touch Charging Terminals
with hands, fingers, etc.
May cause fire, burns, electric shock, etc.
Do not subject AC Charger cord to excessive
force (placing heavy objects on it, pulling,
etc.).
May cause fire, burns, electric shock, etc.
When plugging in/unplugging AC Charger, do
not allow anything metal (metal strap, etc.) to
come in contact.
May cause fire, burns, electric shock, etc.
Do not use a travel converter with AC Charger.
May cause ignition, overheating, electric shock, etc.
Do not apply excessive force to where AC
Charger is connected to handset or Desktop
Holder.
May cause fire, burns, injury, electric shock, etc.
Do not touch AC Charger cord, Charging
Terminals, power plug, or Desktop Holder with
wet hands.
May cause fire, burns, electric shock, etc.
Use with the specified power source at the
specified voltage.
If charging while abroad, charge with an AC
Charger compatible with use abroad.
Use with an incorrect power source or voltage may cause
fire, burns, electric shock, etc.
AC Chargers compatible with use abroad: 100 V to 240 V
AC (be sure to connect only to household AC outlet)
Wipe away dust on power plug.
Using with dust on plug may cause fire, burns, electric
shock, etc.
When plugging in AC Charger, plug in firmly.
Failing to do so may cause fire, burns, electric shock, etc.
When unplugging, hold by AC Charger and
do not pull by cord or otherwise subject to
excessive force.
Pulling by cord can damage cord, causing fire, burns,
electric shock, etc.
When connecting/disconnecting AC Charger
from handset, insert/remove straight from
terminal without bending, and without pulling
by cord or otherwise subjecting to excessive
force.
Failing to do so may cause fire, burns, injury, electric
shock, etc.