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battery.
(These
look
like
metal
strips
on
the
battery.)
Short
‐
circuiting
the
terminals
may
damage
the
battery
or
the
connecting
object.
•
Leaving
the
battery
in
hot
or
cold
places,
such
as
in
a
closed
car
in
summer
or
a
freezer
in
winter
conditions,
will
reduce
the
capacity
and
lifetime
of
the
battery.
Always
try
to
keep
the
battery
between
59°F
and
77°F
(15°C
and
25°C).
A
hot
or
cold
battery
may
not
function
temporarily,
even
when
the
battery
is
fully
charged.
•
Battery
performance
is
particularly
limited
in
temperatures
below
freezing.
•
Do
not
dispose
of
batteries
in
a
fire!
Dispose
of
batteries
according
to
local
regulations.
Please
recycle
when
possible.
Cellphones
are
not
considered
household
waste.
Mobile
phone
maintenance
•
Keep
the
device
dry.
Precipitation,
humidity,
and
all
types
of
liquids
or
moisture
can
contain
minerals
that
will
corrode
electronic
circuits.
If
your
device
does
get
wet,
remove
the
battery
and
allow
the
device
to
dry
completely
before
replacing
it.
•
Do
not
use
or
store
the
device
in
dusty,
dirty
areas.
Its
moving
parts
and
electronic
components
can
be
damaged.
•
Do
not
store
the
device
in
hot
areas.
High
temperatures
can
shorten
the
life
of
electronic
devices,
damage
batteries,
and
warp
or
melt
certain
plastics.
•
Do
not
store
the
device
in
cold
areas.
When
the
device
returns
to
its
normal
temperature,
moisture
can
form
inside
the
device
and
damage
electronic
circuit
boards.
•
Do
not
attempt
to
open
the
device
other
than
as
instructed
in
this
guide.
•
Do
not
drop,
knock,
or
shake
the
device.
Rough
handling
can
break
internal
circuit
boards
and
fine
mechanics.
