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Proper use of the battery
Battery in this device can be charged with a charger. If the level
of energy in the battery is low, recharge it. To prolong battery life,
let it discharge beneath 20% of the battery capacity before
connecting the phone charger and charge it up to 100%. If not
used, unplug the charger from the phone.
Excessive charging causes shortened battery life. The battery
temperature affects the quality of charging. Before the charging
process starts, lower or raise the temperature to be close to room
temperature (approx. 20°C). If the battery temperature exceeds
40°C the battery must not be charged!
If the battery overheats, the device will display an appropriate
message. The battery lifespan can be shortened, if it has been
exposed to very low or very high temperatures - this causes
interference to the phone, even when the battery has been
properly charged. Use the battery only according to its intended
purpose. Avoid leaving the battery within a magnetic field range,
because it shortens its life. Do not use a damaged battery. Do not
throw the battery into flames! Do not throw away a worn-out
battery – send it or return it to an authorized recycling point.
Proper phone maintenance
To extend the life of your phone, follow the guidelines. Keep the
phone and its accessories out of reach of children. Avoid using the
phone in high and low temperatures; it can shorten the life of
phone electronic components, melt the plastic parts and destroy
the battery. Do not try to disassemble the phone. Tampering with
its structure in an unprofessional manner may cause serious
damage to the phone or destroy it completely. For cleaning use
only a dry cloth. Never use any agent with a high concentration of
acids or alkalis. Use only original accessories because violation of
this rule may result in invalidation of the warranty. Exposing the
phone to extreme temperatures can reduce the level of
protection. It is recommended that the phone is not used at
temperatures below 0°C/32°F or higher than 40°C/104°F.
