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Precautions for AC adapter and power cord use
Caution:
Choose an outlet that is easy to reach and near your
computer.
Don’t use the AC adapter around strong chemicals.
After disconnecting the AC power cord or the DC
connector, wait at least five seconds before plugging
them back in.
If the power cord is damaged, ask your dealer to replace
it and don’t use a power outlet for too many devices.
Warning:
Use the AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz for this model.
User specified adapter only. Don’t put any object on
power cord or adapter.
Don’t place on soft surface or wrap with soft cloth.
Don’t touch with wet hands.
Power cord should be directly connected to AC mains
supply. Use of an extension lead may heat the cord,
leading to risk of fire.
When releasing from the AC mains, hold plug to do so.
Hold connector when disconnecting output cord. This
will avoid risk of shorting internal wires, and
consequent fire.
Avoid use of AC adapter on electrically heated carpet
or near heating appliances.
Disconnect from AC mains supply when not in use.
Don’t hit, drop, or subject the AC adapter to strong
vibrations.
Don’t leave the AC adapter in direct sunlight.
Don’t store the AC adapter where it is uncomfortably
hot. Avoid using the adapter in a humid or dusty
environment.
Don’t leave the AC power cord plugged into an outlet if
the DC connector is not connected to the computer. A
short circuit can result if the plug contacts metal while
the AC power cord is plugged in.
Don’t place heavy objects on the power cord or run the
cord under the computer.
Don’t cut, bend, twist, pull, or heat the power cord.
Unplug the power cord before you clean the computer.
Stop:
Don’t use the AC adapter near water. If it gets wet,
unplug the adapter from the power outlet and the
computer, then contact your dealer.
Don’t disassemble the AC adapter. You could get an
electrical shock, and you may damage the adapter. If
the device needs replacement, contact your dealer.
Don’t handle the power cord with wet hands.