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Regarding handset use in a hospital, follow the
instructions given by the respective medical
institution.
Power off handset where handset use is prohibited.
Radio waves may adversely affect an airplane's electronic
devices or electronic medical devices.
When you are on a handsfree call, while
ringtone is playing loudly, when in standby,
etc., be sure to keep handset at a safe
distance from your ears.
When you attach earphones-microphone to
handset and play videos or music, adjust the
volume to a comfortable level beforehand.
When making a handsfree call, handset emits sound loudly.
Even in standby, the ringtone or alarm may ring suddenly.
Listening to loud sound continuously for a long time may
cause hearing impairment or other difficulty.
In addition, not being able to hear surroundings may cause
an accident.
If you have a weak heart, adjust ringtone
vibration and volume as needed.
Handset suddenly vibrating and ringing for a new call may
startle you and adversely affect your heart.
If you are using an electronic medical device,
check with its manufacturer or vendor on radio
wave effects before using handset.
Radio waves may adversely affect electronic medical
devices, etc.
Power off handset near electronic devices that
employ high precision control systems or weak
signals.
Radio waves may cause electronic devices to malfunction or
may adversely affect the operation.
Take added care near these devices:Hearing aids, implanted
pacemakers/defibrillators and other electronic medical
devices; other automatic control devices. If you are
using an electronic medical device such as an implanted
pacemaker/defibrillator, check with its manufacturer or
vendor on radio wave effects.
If Display or Camera lens breaks, be careful
with shards of broken glass and exposed
handset parts.
Touching the broken or exposed parts may cause burns,
injury, electric shock, etc.
Do not let your pet bite handset.
Internal Battery may ignite, burst, overheat, or leak,
causing fire, burns, injury, etc.