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15 Quick Search/Contents/Cautions
Handling the battery pack
If you hear thunder while using
the FOMA terminal outdoors,
immediately turn the power off
and move to a safe location.
Use of the phone in such a situation
could expose you to lightning strikes or
electric shock.
Do not swing the FOMA terminal
around by the strap.
Doing so could cause injury to yourself
or a third party or damage the phone.
Rarely, some FOMA terminal
users may develop itching, skin
irritation or eczema. If such a
condition occurs, stop using the
FOMA terminal immediately and
seek medical attention.
Use in certain makes of cars
may affect onboard electronic
equipment.
Continued use under such conditions
could cause unsafe driving. Do not use
the FOMA terminal in such a case.
Do not bring magnetic cards
near the FOMA terminal.
Magnetic data stored on bank cards,
credit cards, telephone cards, and
floppy disks may be corrupted or lost.
If electrolyte from the battery pack
gets in your eyes, do not rub;
instead, rinse immediately with
copious amounts of clean water
and seek medical attention.
Doing so could cause the loss of vision.
Do not throw the battery pack
into a fire.
Doing so could cause the battery pack
to leak, overheat, rupture or catch fire.
CAUTION
■ Check the battery type indicated on the battery
pack label.
Indication Battery type
Li-ion Lithium ion battery
DANGER
Do not attach metallic materials
such as wire to the port. Do not
carry or store the battery pack
together with a necklace or other
metallic items.
Doing so could cause the battery pack
to leak, overheat, rupture or catch fire.
Do not pierce the battery pack
with nails, hammer on it or step
on it.
Doing so could cause the battery pack
to leak, overheat, rupture or catch fire.
When you attach the battery
pack to the FOMA terminal,
never attempt to forcefully
insert, because it should slide in
easily and fit correctly. Check
the direction of the battery pack
and try again.
Doing so could cause the battery pack
to leak, overheat, rupture or catch fire.
Should any electrolyte from the
battery pack come into contact
with your skin or clothing,
immediately stop using the
battery and rinse with clean
water.
Failure to do so could cause skin injuries.
Stop charging if it is not
possible to fully charge the
battery pack within the specified
time.
Failure to do so could cause the battery
pack to leak, overheat, rupture or catch
fire.
If the battery pack leaks or emits
strange odors, immediately stop
using it, and always keep away
from sources of fire.
Failure to do so could cause the battery
liquid to catch fire, and the battery pack
itself to rupture.
WARNING
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