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Appendix 1: ike Maintenance and Information
Caring for your ike
This section how to store, clean, and protect your ike unit and battery packs. Specifically, it
provides guidelines for:
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storing your ike and battery packs
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protecting the touchscreen
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protecting your ike against mechanical shock
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battery pack warning
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equipment warnings
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using your ike in extreme temperatures
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cleaning your ike
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repairing your ike

disposing of your ike and battery packs
Storing your ike and battery packs
This section describes what you need to know about storing your device and battery
packs, including:

the storage temperature range of your ike

how to store your ike for less than two weeks
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how to store the device for more than two weeks

how to take your ike out of extended storage
Storage temperature range of your ike: Your ike can be stored at temperatures between
-22° F and 140° F (-30° C to 60° C).
Where possible, store your ike indoors out of direct sunlight, in a cool/non-humid location
and away from electric/magnetic materials. Doing so helps protect your device from
extreme temperature changes and helps your device run efficiently at start up.
Storing your ike for less than two weeks: If you plan to
store your device for less than two weeks, suspend the
device by following these steps:
1. As a precaution, back up your data onto a desktop
computer or an external storage device such as a SD
card. (See
Using the Hardware for more instructions
on backing up your data.)
2. Leave the battery pack in the device.
3. If you plan to store the device longer than a few days, it
is a good idea to leave the device connected to the
wall charger or to make sure the battery pack is fully
charged.
4. Suspend the device.
Storing your ike for more than two weeks:
To store the device safely for longer than two weeks, follow these steps:
1. Back up your data.