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Important Usage Information
on the Li-Poly / Li-Ion Battery
The product uses a lithium polymer cell. This type of battery is safer than its Li-Ion counterparts
since the risk of electrolyte spilling has been eliminated.
• The cells may explode or release toxic substances into the environment. There is a risk of
fire or burns. Do not open, crush, modify, dismantle, burn or heat the batteries above
60°C (140°F).
• Never charge the conventional non-rechargeable batteries. The batteries can explode or
the electrolyte may leak out causing fires, damage, or injury.
• When installing the battery, take close notice of the polarity (plus/minus [+/-]) and install it
accordingly in its compartment. Reversed position of the battery may lead to an explosion
or leak of the electrolyte, causing fire, damage or stains around the battery.
• When storing or disposing of the batteries, secure the battery terminals with electrical tape
or similar means of protection, to make short-circuit impossible (involving other cells or
metal objects).
• When disposing of cells that have been worn out, follow the recommendations on them,
general recommendations, and the general law regulations in force.
• Do not use any other cells than the one specified in the present manual. In any other case,
there is a risk of fire or electrolyte leakage. T his may lead to a fire, damage, injury, or emergence
of stains around the battery.
• Do not store the batteries together with small metal objects. These objects may cause
a short-circuit, thus creating electrolyte leak, explosion, or other issues.
• Do not heat up or dismantle the battery cells. One should not throw the cells into the fire or
water. This could potentially lead to leakages, explosion, cause fire or cause injuries
or damage, or stains around the batteries.
• If electrolyte leak occurs, carefully remove the battery cell from the compartment, before
inserting a new one. If the electrolyte enters your eyes, it may cause sight loss. In cases as
such, you should immediately rinse your eyes with a major quantity of clean water, without
rubbing the eyes, and then you must contact a doctor immediately. If the electrolyte gets
in contact with skin or clothes it may cause skin damage or burns. Should this happen, wash
the irritated area of the skin with a large quantity of clean water, then consult your doctor.
• When inserting or replacing the battery, unplug the instrument from any other device.
• If you plan not to use the instrument over a longer period, please remove the battery cell.
In extreme cases it may explode, the electrolyte may leak out, fire or damage may occur,
or stains may be formed by the leak.
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Mayones Musashi Nitōryū 2.0 Preamp - User Manual
www.mayones.com
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