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Avoid Dust
Particulate matter like dust tends to corrupt and damage most electronic
devices. Keep the phone away from dust and fine particles.
Only Use Safe Software
Customizing the phone is fun and can be very useful. However, some
applications and procedures designed to alter the phone's operating system
or bypass the phone's security measures can damage the phone. At the very
least, data can be rendered irretrievable.
Avoid using dangerous procedures or installing applications from unverified
sources.
Cleaning
Keep the phone clean to avoid organic substance buildup or residues. To
clean the touchscreen, use a damp, soft cloth.
Do not use any abrasive cleaners, and do not pour water directly onto
the phone. The touchscreen and lens surfaces may be scratched. Avoid
contacting them with any abrasive substance.
Many cleaning products damage plastic, metal and glass components.
These cleaners can include benzine, paint thinners or alcohol-based
compounds. Be careful when choosing a cleaning product for use with this
smartphone.
Connectors
The connector is designed to fit snugly into the socket in the phone. Do not
exert pressure or torsion on the connector. This connection is vital for the
use of the phone, and if it is damaged, the phone may not be chargeable
and it may be impossible to transfer data to and from a computer.
The Battery
Do not subject the battery to abuse, pressure, shocks, moisture or fire.
The battery is a chemical power storage device. It also has a significant
electronic component. If it is shorted, it can cause fires. If pierced, its
chemical components may cause injury.
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