1) USE
AN ORDINARY HOUSEHOLD AC
POWER
SOURCE
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Use
from an AC
power
source of
high voltage,
such as
for
air
conditioners, is very dangerous.
Be extremely
careful not to make a connect¡on to the
electrical
outlet
for a large air conditioner or
central-
heating
unit
which uses high
voltage, because
there
is
the
possibility
of fire.
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A DC
power
source cannol
be used.
Be
sure to
check the
power
source
carefully, especially
on
a ship
or
other
place
where DC is used.
DC
I
lltlet hands
are dangerous.
A dangerous
electric
shock
may result
if
the
plug
is
touched
by wet hands.
I
Don't
pull
the
power
cord.
Always
grasp
the
plug;
never
pull
the cord
itself.
A serious
electric
shock
might
occur
if this
unit
is repaired,
disassembled
or reconstructed
by unauthorized
persons,
or if the
internal
parts
are accidently
touched.
Never
permit
children to
put
anything,
especially metal,
inside this unit. A serious electric shock
or malfunction
could occur
if articles such as coins,
needles, screw-.
dr¡vers,
etc. are inserted
through
the ventilation holes, etc.
of this
unit.
5)
TURN
OFF
AFTER USE
lf
the unit is
left
for a long
time
with ihe
power
on, this
will
not
only shorten its useful
operat¡on
life, but may also cause
other
unexpected trouble.
6) ¡F
WATER
lS
SPILLED
ON.THE
UNIT
Be extremely
careful if
water is spilled on the unit,
because
a f¡re
or serious
electric
shock might
occur. lmmediately
disconnect
the
power
cord
plug,
and consult with
your
dealer.
7) PLACE THE UN|T WHERE
rr WILL BE
WELL
VENTILATED,
AND AWAY FROM DIRECT
SUNLIGHT
Place th¡s
unit at least
10 cm
(4")
away f rom wall surfaces,
etc., and away
f
rom
direct
sunlight. Be careful that
curtains
and similar
materials do
not obstruct the ventilation
holes.
8)
KEEP
THE UNIT
AWAY FROM STOVES,
ETC.
Heat can
damage the external
surfaces
as
well as internal
circuits and components.
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OF THE
CONNECTI ANDON
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R
OR
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