kenro SPEEDFLASH KFL101, Instruction Manual

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Kenro Speedflash Instruction Manual
Thank you for purchasing this speedflash
Before using the speedflash, please read this manual carefully for a
full understanding of how to use it safely and correctly.
Safety information
1. Never trigger the speedflash around flammable gases or liquid
gases (e.g. gasoline or solvents) to avoid the risk of explosion.
2. Do not aim the speedflash at drivers of cars, buses or trains, or
riders of motorcycles, bicycles or scooters. This could cause a
temporary blindness resulting in a traffic collision.
3. Never trigger the speedflash close to your eyes. Aiming the
light directly at the eyes of people or animals could damage the
retinas and cause serious vision problems, including blindness.
4. Only use the batteries listed in this manual.
5. Never expose the batteries to high temperatures, such as fire or
direct sunlight.
6. Remove dead batteries from the speedflash as soon as possible
to avoid the risk of internal corrosion caused by leaked battery
fluid.
7. Keep the speedflash and battery charger dry – do not expose to
moisture such as damp or rain.
8. Keep the speedflash protected in extreme high temperature or
humid environments.
9. Do not trigger the speedflash in confined spaces such as car
glove compartments. Placing an opaque surface in front of or
above the reflective screen, or allowing dirt to remain on it, could
cause a reflection to be burned onto the screen.
10. Do not open the speedflash unit yourself – there is a danger of
high-voltage shocks. Seek professional help to repair parts.
11. If the flash is fired consecutively on full power more than 10
times, you must cease use for 15 minutes to allow cooling to
prevent damage to the circuitry.
12. If using on full power continuously, the zoom gear should be less
than 35mm to prevent heat damage to the flash diffuser.