• Notes concerning handling
• Power switch
The power switch should be left untouched for at least 1
0 seconds after being turned
on
or
off.
This
is
necessary
to
ensure correct operation
of
the computer. Do
not
unplug
the
power cable when
the
power switch is on: otherwise, trouble may result.
• Power cable
Avoid placing heavy objects such
as
desks on
top
of
the
power cable. This may damage the power
cable, possibly resulting in a
serio:u~
accident.
Be
sure
to
grasp the cable
by
the
plug when unplugging
it.
• Power supply voltage
The power supply voltage
is
240/220
VAC. The computer may
not
oper~te
properly
if
the
voltage
is
too
high
or
too
low. Contact
your
dealer for assistance
if
you
experience this problem.
• Ventilation
Many vents are provided in the cabinet
to
prevent overheating. Place
the
computer in a well ventilat-
ed place, and
do
not
cover
it
with a cloth. Do
not
place any objects on
the
left side
of
the
computer,
since this
is
where
the
vents for
the
power supply
unit
are located.
• Humidity
and
dust
Do
not
use
the
computer in a damp
or
dusty places.
• Temperature
Do
not
place
the
computer
near heaters
or
in places where
it
may be exposed
to
direct sunlight;
failure
to
observe this precaution may result in damage
to
the
computer's components.
• Water and foreign substances
Water and
other
foreign substances (such
as
pins) entering the computer will damage it. Unplug
the
power cable immediately and contact
your
dealer for assistance
if
such an accident occurs.
• Shock
Avoid subjecting the
computer
to
shock; strong shocks will damage the
computer
permanently.
• Trouble
Stop
immediately operation and contact
your
dealer
if
you
note
any abnormality.
• Prolonged disuse
Be
sure
to
unplug
the
power cable
if
the
computer
is
not
to
be
used for a prolonged period
of
time.
• Connection
of
peripheral devices
Use only parts and components designated
by
Sharp when connecting any peripheral devices, other-
wise,
the
computer
may
be damaged.
• Dirt
Wipe the cabinet with a soft cloth soaked in water
or
detergent when it becomes dirty.
To
avoid
discoloration
of
the
cabinet,
do
not
use volatile fluids such
as
benzene.
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