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CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Your device is a product of 
s
u
peri
or 
de
sign 
and craftsmanship and s
h
ould 
be 
treate
d w
i
th 
care
. 
T
h
e sugges
t
ions below
 
wi
ll 
help you 
prot
ect your warranty cove
rage
.
•
K
eep the device dry.
 
Pre
c
ipi
t
ation, humidity
 and all 
t
y
pes of 
l
i
qui
d
s or 
mois
ture 
can 
cont
ai
n minerals
 
that will corrode electronic 
ci
rcuits
. If your de
vice 
does
 get
 w
e
t, 
remove 
the bat
t
ery and allow the device
 
t
o
 
dry comp
letely before replacing 
it
.
•
D
o not us
e or 
s
t
ore the devic
e
 
in dus
t
y, di
rty 
areas.
 Its 
moving
 parts
 and el
ect
r
onic 
compone
n
t
s
 can be 
damage
d.
•
D
o 
no
t st
ore t
h
e
 device in hot 
are
a
s
.
 Hi
gh 
temperatures 
can shorte
n t
h
e
 life 
of elect
r
onic 
devices, damage
 
batt
eries
, 
and 
w
a
rp or me
lt certain 
plast
i
cs.
•
D
o no
t 
s
t
ore the 
device in cold 
areas. When 
th
e device return
s to 
it
s norm
al 
t
e
mperat
ure, 
moist
u
re can form inside
 
t
h
e device
 and damage electron
ic ci
r
c
uit boards.
•
D
o 
not 
attempt
 t
o
 op
en 
the 
device o
t
her t
h
an as 
instructed 
in t
h
i
s
 g
u
ide
.
•
D
o not drop, knock, or 
shake 
t
h
e device. Ro
ugh hand
ling
 can 
break 
in
ternal circuit 
boards 
an
d fine 
mecha
n
ics.
•
D
o not us
e harsh 
chemicals
,
 cle
a
ning 
s
o
lvent
s
, or strong dete
rgent
s
 to clean the device.
•
D
o not paint
 
t
h
e
 
device. Paint c
a
n 
clog the 
mov
i
ng parts and prevent proper operatio
n
.
•
U
se a 
s
o
ft, clean, dry clo
t
h 
t
o
 
clean 
any 
lenses
 
(s
uch 
as camera, proximity sensor,
 
and
 
light sensor lenses
)
.
•
U
se only 
t
h
e supplie
d 
or an approved re
plac
em
ent
 an
tenn
a. Un
aut
h
orised 
an
tenn
as, 
modifications, or at
tac
h
ments coul
d 
damage
 th
e device 
an
d 
ma
y 
violate regulat
i
ons 
governing radio devices.
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