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Safety Precautions
Use only the recommended
battery.
Do not place the battery
near or in direct
flame.
Unplug
the power
cord periodically,
and using
a dry cloth,
wipe away
any dust
and dirt that has collected
on the plug,
the exterior
of the
power
outlet,
and the surrounding
area.
Do not handle
the power
cord
with
wet hands.
Do not use the equipment
in a manner
that exceeds
the rated
capacity
of the electrical
outlet
or wiring
accessories.
Do not use
if
the power
cord
or plug
are damaged,
or not fully
plugged
into the
outlet.
Do not allow
dirt
or metal
objects
(such
as pins or keys)
to contact
the terminals
or plug.
The battery
may explode
or leak, resulting
in electrical
shock or fire. This
could cause injury and damage
the surroundings.
In the event that a battery
leaks and the battery
electrolyte
contacts
eyes, mouth,
skin or clothing,
immediately
flush with water.
Turn the camera
off in places
where
camera
use is prohibited.
The electromagnetic
waves emitted
by the camera
may interfere
with the
operation
of electronic
instruments
and other
devices.
Exercise
adequate
caution
when
using the camera
in places
where use of electronic
devices
is
restricted,
such as inside
airplanes
and medical
facilities.
Do not play the supplied
CD-ROM(s)
in any CD player
that does
not
support
data CD=ROMs.
It is possible
to suffer hearing
loss from listening
with headphones
to the
loud sounds
of a CD-ROM
played
on an audio
CD player (music
player).
Additionally,
this could damage
the speakers.
When
holding
the camera
by the strap,
be careful
not to bang
it,
subject
it to strong
impacts
or shocks,
or let it get caught
on other
objects.
Be careful
not to bump
or push strongly
on the lens.
This could
lead to injury or damage
the camera.
Be careful
not to subject
the screen
to strong
impacts.
If the screen
cracks, injury
may result from the broken fragments.
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