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Important safety precautions
Do not burn exhausted batteries. Burning lithium polymer
batteries can explode and release toxic and corrosive
fumes and gases. Do not dispose of batteries with house-
hold waste. Recycle or dispose of batteries according to
regulations of your local municipality.
Do not use or store the phone in temperatures that ex-
ceed 104 degrees F (40 degrees C), as the phone might
become hot.
Turn off the phone while in hospitals, near medical equip-
ment or on an aircraft. The phone's signals can interfere
with the equipment.
It's safe to talk on a cell phone, but avoid placing your
cell phone directly over your pacemaker implantation
site when the phone is turned on. Although unlikely, your
pacemaker could misinterpret the cell phone signal as
a heartbeat and withhold pacing, producing symptoms,
such as sudden fatigue. It is also advised that anyone
with a pacemaker should not carry the turned-on phone
in a pocket directly over the pacemaker.
Turn off the phone while refueling your vehicle. It is pos-
sible for a phone battery to spark and ignite gasoline
fumes.
Do not use or store the phone in a blasting area or areas
that are dusty, dirty, or contain explosive fumes, dust or
chemicals. Sparks in such areas could cause explosion
or fire.
Cautions
Cautions indicate practices that could harm the phone
or other objects.
Insert batteries according to the marked polarity symbols.
To avoid damage to the SIM card, do not touch the metal
area of the SIM card, and keep the card away from
electricity and magnetism.
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