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Safety
Do not use near items that
have high heat or moisture
retaining properties, such as
rugs, sponges, cardboard, or
polystyrene.
It could cause a fire.
Do not place cords or wires
near heating equipment.
The coating of the power cord
could be damaged, causing a
fire or electric shock.
Do not place anything on the
power cord or AC adapter, or
otherwise pull, bend, place
pressure on, or alter them.
Do not use the power cord in
a twisted or bent state.
The core of the power cord (the
part electricity flows through)
could be damaged, causing
shorts, fire, or electric shock.
Only connect to AC 110 V (50
Hz) electrical outlets.
There is a risk of fire or heat
build-up.
Do not pull on the power cord
when pulling out the power
plug.
Hold on to the plug and pull
it out. The power cord could
be damaged, causing a fire or
electric shock.
Do not connect to a loose
electrical outlet.
Ensure the power plug is firmly
inserted all the way into the
electrical outlet. If there is still
looseness even after the plug
is fully inserted, do not con-
nect the plug to the electrical
outlet. Heat could build up,
causing a fire.
Remove the power plug from
the electrical outlet imme-
diately if it emits smoke, or
if there is a strange smell or
sound.
If you use it as it is, it could
cause a fire or electric shock.
Clean around the electrical
outlet on a regular basis.
Plugs left inserted in electrical
outlets gather dust, which can
cause heat retention and other
effects that can cause a fire.
(Tracking phenomenon)
Regularly remove the power
plug and wipe it clean with a
dry cloth.
Use power strips within their
rated capacity, and do not
overload them with multiple
plugs and extensions.
If a power strip’s rated capacity
(described as 1500 W, for ex-
ample) is exceeded, the power
strip could overheat and cause
a fire.