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WARNINGS
Please follow the basic precautions below to reduce the possibility of injury and death due to electric shock, short
circuit, damage, fire and other hazards. There are the following precautions, but they are not limited to these.
Power / Charger
•Do not connect the charger using a power strip. The
sound quality may deteriorate or the outlet may
overheat, resulting in a fire.
•Make sure to hold the whole charger body when
unplugging it, not to pull the cord only. Doing so may
cause damage to the cord and cause electric shock
or fire.
•Do not use if the charger's plug or cord is damaged.
•Unplug the charger when not using this instrument for
a long period of time or during a thunderstorm.
Assembly
•Please refer to the ’Attaching the frame' section,
regarding rest frame assembly. Failure to follow the
instructions could result in personal injury or damage
to the instrument.
•After attaching the rest frame, please check whether
the upper and lower frames are firmly joined.
•Be careful not to get your fingers or hands caught
when attaching or removing the rest frame.
Installation
•Do not expose the instrument to extreme environments
such as to extremely high or low temperatures, direct
sunlight(e.g. inside the car during the day), near
stoves, etc. Also, to avoid damages to internal
components or deformation of the panel, do not ex-
pose the instrument to vibration or dust.
•Do not use the instrument near electronic devices
such as speakers, TVs, and radios. The instrument's
electronic circuitry can cause noise on the TV or
radio.
•Do not install this instrument in an unstable environment.
The main body may fall, causing a malfunction or
injury to the user or others.
•When moving the guitar body, remove all connected
cables before moving to prevent damage to the
cables or tripping over others.
Connection
•When connecting this instrument to other electronic
devices, turn off the power to all machines first before
connecting others. Turn the volume down to the
minimum when the power is on.
Handling Caution
•When adjusting or replacing strings, do not bring
the instrument near your face. Strings may break
accidentally and damage your eyes.
•When replacing a string by cutting it, loosen the
bobbin sufficiently before cutting the string. If the tight
string suddenly breaks, the neck can be damaged
and the bounced string can cause serious injury.
•Replace the strings one by one to prevent movement
of the saddle and pickup sensor. Sensors are set
under the saddle to catch the vibrations of the strings.
If the saddle falls, make sure the sensor position has
not changed. If the sensor position is changed in an
abnormal position, the sound quality may deteriorate.
•Wipe the instrument with a soft cloth if necessary. Do
not use thinners, solvents, cleaning fluids, or chemical-
soaked wipes. Also, do not place vinyl or plastic
products on the instrument. Discoloration or deterioration
may occur.
•Do not climb on the instrument or place heavy objects
on it. Do not apply excessive force to buttons,
switches or input/output terminals. There is a risk of
damage to the body or injury to the user.
•Do not turn up the volume or play it at an uncomfortable
level for a long time. If you experience hearing
impairment or ringing in your ears, see an otolaryn-
gologist.
•When carrying, please carry in a MOGABI backpack
or attach a machine-head cover. It may hit others
unintentionally or caught on clothes.