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The phone should be kept away from heat sources, do not expose it to excessive dust
or humidity, which could cause malfuncions.
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Phone must be kept out of reach of children.
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Do not lay the phone on an unstable or unsmoothy surface.
TIPS FOR A SAFE USE OF THE PHONE
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Remember to switch your phone off when in hospital, in flight or in places where use
of mobile is not allowed. Mobile phones could affect normal functions of electronic
or medical devices; therefore please obey the con-cerned rules. Please make sure
that your mobile phone does not switch on automatically in flight due to the “alarm”
function.
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Do not use your mobile phone when the signal is weak or you are in proximity of
electronic devices of high precision, particularly near aids for people with hearing
disabilities, pacemakers and other medical devices, near fire alarms, car doors or
other automatic control devices.
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Do not tap or hit heavily the display, it could break.
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Do not disassemble or modify the phone, it could be dangerous and may cause
malfunctioning.
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Do not use needles or pen tops to tap on keyboard; this may cause a serious dama-
ge and prevent its wor-king.
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Do not store the phone near magnetic strips, the radiations could cancel information
stored in the hard disk, payment or credit cards.
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Keep the phone dry, any pouring or spilling of water or other liquids may cause an
overheating, loss or bad working of the phone.
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You are requested to use suitable earphones when driving.
RULES FOR SAFE USE OF BATTERY
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Do not throw the battery into the fire, it could catch fire and explode.
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Do not weld the contacts of the battery, it might cause losses, overheating, explo-
sion or flame.
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Should the battery liquids affect eyes, rinse them well with abundant water, do not
rub with fingers and go immediately to the hospital.
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Do not disassemble or modify the battery, it could cause losses, overheating, explo-
