Sim2 3DHOME, Руководство пользователя

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The unauthorized covering removal is a cause of immediate guarantee forfeiture!
Power cable
• In order to mount the equipment, first test the power cable integrity. Should
it be damaged, do not connect it to the device and address to the customer
service.
• Mount the power cable so as not to cause its squashing with objects on and
by it. Furthermore avoid placing it next to passing areas, where it could acci-
dentally be trampled, pulled out or anyhow damaged.
• Should the cable be damaged, carefully disconnect the receiver from the sup-
ply socket and address only to trained staff or to the customer service in order
to make it be repaired.
Liquids
• Keep the product away from any kind of liquid. Do not put on it objects with
liquids inside, such as pots or moistener dampener and so on.
• Do not place it where it could come into contact with liquid splash or squirt, or
in any case do not put it in rooms with a high damp level, subject to moisture
concentrations.
• Should the receiver accidentally come in contact with liquids, immediately pull
out the plug from the socket. DO NOT HANDLE the device before it will have
been disconnected.
Cleaning
• In order to clean the set-top box, first pull the device out of the socket.
• In order to clean the outside of the receiver, use a smooth and dry cloth; or
slightly damp it with water. Avoid the use of chemical products or solvents.
Ventilation
• Assure yourself that the place where the set-top box will be mounted is well
aired, so to allow enough heat dispersion and so to avoid over-heating.
• In order to allow an adequate ventilation, keep a 0.33 feet (10 cm) minimum
free room at the set-top box sides and a 0.48 feet (15 cm) minimum free room
over the set-top box.
• The airing fissures must be free, not obstructed with objects, such as new-
spapers, tablecloths, furnishing cloths and so on. Do not mount the receiver
next to heat sources (such as radiators, heaters and so on) or upon other
equipments that generate heat (such as video recorders, DVD players and so
on).