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Wipe dust off the power plug and keep it dry to avoid risk of fire
If the phone or accessories do not work properly, contact your local vendor
Do not dismantle the phone or its accessories yourself.
Protecting the environment
Please observe the local regulations on phone packaging, battery and used
phone disposal and bring them to the collection point for proper recycling. Do
not dispose of used phones or batteries in a household rubbish bin.
Please take your used, unwanted lithium batteries to a designated place. Do not
dispose of them in a rubbish bin.
Emergency call
In an emergency situation, if the phone is on and you are within the network
range, it can be used to make an emergency call. However, emergency call
numbers may not be reachable on all networks; you should never rely on your
mobile phone for emergency calls.
Using the battery/charger
Only use batteries and chargers approved by the manufacturer. Do not use
batteries or chargers that are not compatible with your model to avoid any
explosion.
Do not throw a battery in a fire as it might catch fire or explode. Do not cause a
short circuit to the charger as it might result in malfunction, smoke or fire.
Do not place conductors like metals, keys or jewels, against the battery poles or
allow them to touch the ends of the battery to avoid short circuiting the battery
and causing injury (burns, for example) as a result of battery overheating
If the power cable is damaged (wires exposed or broken) or the connection to
the plug is loose, do not use it to avoid electric shock, short-circuit of the
charger or a fire.
Do not dismantle the battery or weld the two poles of the battery to prevent the
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