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WARNING: Li-ion battery handling notice
Always read the instruction manual and any warnings
on the device before using a lithium-ion battery.
Rechargeable lithium-ion batteries can explode, release
flames, and/or cause burns if disassembled, punctured, cut,
crushed, short-circuited, incinerated, recharged incorrectly,
or exposed to water, fire, or high temperatures.
1.Use the battery charger and AC adapter specified for use
with the lithium-ion battery.
2.Do not force the lithium ion battery into a battery charger or
device if it does not fit.
3.Do not throw lithium-ion batteries into a fire or heat source
also lead to overheating, explosion or fire.
4.Do not connect the positive and negative terminals of the
lithium-ion battery with a metal object.
5.Do not throw lithium-ion batteries, drop them from high
places, or otherwise subject them to strong impacts
6.Do not put a lithium-ion battery in a microwave oven,
pressure container, or other such devices.
7.Do not place combustible materials on top of or over a
lithium-ion battery when charging or discharging.
8.Do not disassemble or modify a lithium-ion battery.
9.When the electric device is not being used for an extended
period of time, remove the lithium-ion batteries from the
device and store them in a dry place.
10.Keep devices that contain batteries and batteries
themselves out of reach of children. Mishandling of
lithium-ion batteries is dangerous.
11.Lithium-ion batteries have finite life spans. If the batteries
require constant recharging, replace them with new ones.
12.If battery leaks or gives off an unusual odour, immediately
remove it and place it away from any naked flame.
13.Never dispose of a lithium-ion battery in your regular trash
or recycling bin, contact your local council for recycling
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