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Safety Cautions (Continued)
Provided AC Adapter
WARNING
b b b b Use only the provided AC adapter
Use the provided AC adapter. Using a
different AC adapter can cause fires or
electric shock, due to differences in power
cord current capacity.
b b b b Never touch the AC adapter with wet
hands
This can cause electric shock.
b b b b Power plug
Never use while abnormality is not
corrected.
The following situations can cause fires or
electric shock.
• Never allow dust to accumulate on
power plug or in outlet insertion holes.
Dust and dirt on either contact portion
can cause an electric short or
overheating. Wipe off with a dry cloth.
• When using an outlet where humidity is
high or condensation forms easily, or an
outlet in a kitchen or dusty environment,
unplug the power plug regularly and
wipe off the dust and dirt adhering to the
plug.
• Never pull the power cord to unplug the
power plug.
Always hold the power plug when
unplugging.
• Never leave the power plug plugged into
the outlet while the DC plug is
disconnected from the power source
input terminal on this unit. This can
cause electric shock when touching with
wet hands, or when an infant places the
power plug in his/her mouth.
• Never use an outlet if the power plug is
fully seated but is still loose in the outlet.
This can cause fires due to overheating.
• Never use the power plug when it is
damaged. When the plug has poor
contact, consult the installer or the
location of purchase.
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Introduction
b b b b Power cord
Never bundle up the power cord during
use. This can cause overheating, fires and
electric shock.
b b b b When using an extension cord
Be careful that the total power
consumption of the connected equipment
does not exceed the rated power of the
extension cord.
Exceeding the rated power can cause
fires.
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