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SAFETYAND
WARNINGS
High voltages
are used
in the operation
of tbis television
receiver.
Do not remove
the cabinet
back
fi-om your set.
Refer
ser,'icing
to qualified
service
personneh
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To prevent
fire or electrical
shock
hazard,
do not expose
the television
receiver
to rain or moisture.
Do not drop
or push
objects
into the television
cabinet
slots or openings.
Never
spill
any kind
of liquid
on the
television
receiver.
Do not block
the ventilation
holes
in the back
covet-.
Adequate
ventilation
is essential
to prevent
tSlilure
of
electrical
components.
Do not trap the power
supply
cord under
the television
receiveL
Never stand on, lean on, or suddenly pusb the television or
its stand. You should pay special attention to children.
Serious injury may result if it tails.
Do not place
your television
on an unstable
cart,
stand,
shelf
or table.
Serious
injury
to an individual,
and damage
to the television,
may
result
if it t_llls.
When
tbe television
receiver
is not used
for an
extended
period
of time,
it is advisable
to disconnect
theAC
power
cord
from
theAC
outlet.
Avoid
exposing
the television
receiver
to direct
sunlight
and
otber
sources
of heat.
Do not stand
the television
receiver
directly
on other
products
which
give
offheat,
e.g. video
cassette
players
and audio
amplifiers.
Do not
place
naked
flame
sources,
such as lighted
candles
on
the television.
If the television
is to be built
into a compartment
or similar
enclosure,
the minimm_
distances
nmst
be maintained.
Heat
build-up
can reduce
the service
life of your
television,
and
can also be dangerous.
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