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the pacemaker. The
s
e recommendations are 
cons
is
tent wit
h
 the ind
e
pendent r
e
search by 
and recomme
n
dati
ons
 
of Wireles
s Technolog
y
 
Research. 
Pers
ons
 w
i
th pacemakers
 s
h
ould:
•
a
lways
 keep
 t
h
e 
device 
mo
re t
h
an 6 
in. 
(1
5
.
3
 
cm
) 
from th
eir pacema
ker 
when th
e device 
is sw
itche
d
 
on;
•
n
ot c
a
rry 
t
h
e
 
device in 
a breast pocket; 
and 
•
h
old 
t
h
e
 
de
v
i
ce to the ear 
opp
osit
e 
t
h
e pacemaker to mini
mis
e
 
t
h
e
 
pot
ential for 
interference.
If you 
ha
ve any reason 
to 
s
u
s
p
ect tha
t
 
inte
rfere
nc
e is taking 
p
l
a
c
e, switch 
off you
r
 device 
immediately.
He
aring aids
Some digital wirel
e
ss devices may interfere wit
h
 some hea
r
i
n
g aids. If interfere
nce occ
u
rs,
 
cons
ult
 your 
service p
r
ovi
d
er.
■
Veh
i
cles
RF signals may affect
 
improperl
y installe
d 
or inade
q
uate
ly shield
ed e
lec
tronic s
y
s
t
ems 
in 
motor vehi
cle
s
 
s
u
ch 
as ele
ct
roni
c fue
l
 
i
n
jec
t
i
on syst
ems, electro
n
ic antis
k
id 
(antilock) 
braki
n
g syst
ems, electronic speed
 cont
rol syste
m
s
,
 
air bag 
s
y
s
t
ems.
 
For more
 
information, 
ch
eck with
 th
e 
manu
facturer or 
its
 representat
i
ve
 of your vehi
cl
e or any equipment
 that has
 
been adde
d.
Only qual
ified personnel sho
u
ld se
r
v
ice the device
, 
or inst
al
l t
h
e 
device 
in a vehicle. 
Fault
y
 
installatio
n
 or se
rvi
c
e may be dangero
u
s and 
ma
y inv
a
lid
a
t
e a
n
y warra
nty th
at may
 apply to
 
the device. Check regularly 
t
h
at all wireles
s de
vice eq
uipment 
in your vehicle 
is 
mounte
d 
and op
erat
ing properly. Do no
t st
ore or carry fl
ammable
 liquids, gase
s, or ex
plosive materials 
in 
t
h
e same compartment as the 
de
vice,
 
it
s pa
rt
s, or enhancements
. 
For vehi
c
l
e
s
 
e
q
ui
pped 
wit
h
 an air 
bag, remember that
 
air bags in
flat
e w
i
th gre
a
t
 force. 
D
o
 not 
place o
b
jects,
 
incl
uding ins
t
alled or portable wi
rel
e
ss equipment in the area ov
er 
the air 
bag or 
in t
h
e
 air 
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