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35.
Always have a fire extinguisher in an event of a fire.
发生火灾时，要使用灭火器。
36.
If battery or device looks damaged, do not use.
如果电池或设备看起来有损坏，请勿使用。
37.
Do not expose the battery to direct sunlight.
不要将电池暴露在阳光直射的地方。
38.
If you witness the battery starting to balloon, swell up, smoke, or become very
hot. Immediately disconnect the power to your home or office from the circuit
breaker. If a circuit breaker is unavailable, disconnect from outlet. Do not
approach the battery for at least 2 hours and make sure that the room is
ventilated.
如果发现电池鼓起来、膨胀、冒烟或变得很热。立即通过断路器切断家里或办公室
的电源。如果没有断路器，将其拔出插座。
2
小时之内不要接近电池，并且保持室
内空气流通。
39.
Never drop, damage, or tamper with the batteries.
切勿掉落，损坏或篡改电池。
40.
Never attempt to charge directly from the wall outlet. Always use a surge
protector.
不要试图直接插到墙上的电源插座进行充电。要一直使用电涌保护器。
41.
Do not throw batteries into fire.
不要将电池投入火中。
42.
Do not connect improperly.
不要不正确地连接。
43.
Do not use any charger other than the one provided to you to charge your device
不要使用提供给您的充电器以外的其它任何充电器。
44.
Do not charge batteries unless are specifically labeled as “rechargeable”.
不要对电池进行充电，除非有明确的显示“充电”。
45.
Do not carry or store batteries together with a metallic necklace, in your pockets,
purse, or anywhere else where they may become exposed to metals.
不要在您的口袋、钱包或其它任何地方将电池和金属物品包括金属项链放在一起。
46.
Keep away from children and pets. Should a child/pet swallow or chew on a
battery, immediately consult a physician and or call your local Poison Control
Center.
