Lithium
Battery
Precautions
Lithium
Battery!
This
computer
contains
a
lithium
battery to
enable the date, time,
and
other
data
to
be
stored.
The battery
should
only be exchanged
by
authorized
service
personnel.
Warning! A
risk
of
explosion from incorrect
installation
or mis-
application
may
possibly
occur.
Pile
au
lithium!
Le
micro-ordinateur
renferme
une pile au
lithium qui permet de
sauvegarder
certaines
donndes
comme la date
et I'heure
notamment,
EUe ne
devra 6tre
remplacee que
par
un
technicien
qualift^.
Avertissement!
Risque
d'explosion en cas de non
respect
de
cette
mise en
garde!
Usage
Avoid
Extreme Heat and
Cold
Do
not store or use the
computer
in
locations
exposed
to heat, direct sunlight,
or
extreme
cold.
Avoid
moving the
computer
between
locations
with
large
temperature difference.
Operation:
5 "C
to
35 "C
{41
'^F
to
95 °F}
Storage:
-20
°C to 60 "C
{-4
"F to
140
°F}
Avoid
Direct Sunlight on the
LCD Panel
The
LCD
panel should not be
exposed
to
direct
sunlight
or
ultraviolet
light.
Avoid
Humidity,
Liquids and
Dust
Do not
store or use the computer
in locations
exposed
to high humidity,
liquids
(including
rain) or
dust.
Prevent
Shock
Avoid
subjecting
die
computer
to severe
vibrations
or
impact.
Do
not
place the computer
inside a car
tmnk.
Avoid
Radio Frequency
Interference
Do
not place the computer
near
a television
or ra-
dio
receiver.
Avoiding
low-temperature burns
Avoid
more than casual contact
with
any heat pro-
ducing
area of the notebook
computer,
AC adap-
tor, and
any option or
accessory you use
with
it.
Even
low
heat, if
warmer
than body
temperature,
can
cause a burn, if the skin
is exposed to
the
heat
source
for
a long enough period
of
time.
Handling
Avoid
Magnetic
Fields
Keep
the
computer away from
magnets.
Data
stored
on
the hard disk may
be
lost.
Avoid
Stacking
Do
not place
heavy
objects
on top of the
computer.
Keep
Small
Objects
Away
Do
not insert paper clips
or
other
small objects into
the
computer.
Do
Not
Disassemble the
Computer
Do
not attempt to disassemble
your computer.
Avoid
Excessive Force
on the Display
Do
not apply
excessive downward
force on the display.
Peripherals
Incorrectly
using
peripheral
devices
may lead to a
decrease
in per*
formance, an
increase
in
temperature
and/or damage your com-
puter.
For
more
information
on peripheral devices, refer
to the
Reference
Manual.
Cables
Use of an
interface
cable longer than
3 m
(9.84
feet) is not recom-
mended,
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