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• Do not place the batteries
near a heat source
or expose
them to direct flame
or heat. Neither
should
you immerse
them h_water. Such exposure
may damage
the batteries
and lead to the leakage of corrosive
liquids, fire, electrical
shock,
explosion
or serious
injury.
• Do not attempt
to disassemble,
alter
or apply
heat to the batteries.
There
is serious
risk of h_jury due to
an explosion.
Immediately
flush with water
any area of the body, h_cluding the eyes and mouth,
skin or
clothing,
that comes
into contact
with the inner contents
of a battery.
• Avoid
dropping
or subjecting
the batteries
to severe
impacts
that could
damage
the casings,
it
could lead to leakage
and injury.
• Do not short-circuit
the battery
terminals
with
metallic
objects,
such
as key holders,
it could lead to
overheating,
burns and other injuries.
• Before you discard
a battery,
cover the terminals
with
tape or other
insulators
to prevent
direct
contact
with
other
objects.
Contact
with the metallic
components
of other materials
in waste
contah_ers
may lead to fire or explosions.
Discard
the batteries
in speciaJized
waste
facilities
if available
in your area.
• Use of batteries
not expressly
recommended
for this equipment
may cause
explosions
or leaks,
resulting
in fire, injury
and damage
to the surroundings.
Use only recommended
batteries
and
accessories.
• If using AA-size
NiMH
batteries,
use only Canon
AA-size
NiMH
batteries
and the charger
recommended
for use with
these
batteries.
Use of another
charger
may cause
batteries
to overheat
or
deform,
posing
risk of fire or electric
shock.
• Disconnect
the battery
charger
or compact
power
adapter
from
both
the camera
and power
outlet
after recharging
and when
the camera
is not in use to avoid
fires and other
hazards.
• The camera
terminal
of the battery
charger
cord
and the compact
power
cord
is designed
for
exclusive
use with
your camera.
Do not use it with other products
or batteries.
There
is a risk of fire and
other hazards.
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