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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Battery Replacement and Safe Handling
When replacing batterries in a
device, follow these instructions
to reduce the risk of property
damage and personal injury.
• ALWAYS use the correct size and
type of battery specified by the
manufacturer of your device.
• ALWAYS remove batteries from
a device while it is powered by
household (AC) current.
• NEVER place batteries in a
refrigerator or freezer. This
will not "recharge" batteries or
increase battery strength or
storage life.
• ALWAYS replace all used batter-
ies in a device at the same time.
• ALWAYS insert batteries with
the PLUS (+) and MINUS (–)
terminals correctly aligned.
Insert batteries with PLUS (+) and
MINUS (–) terminals correctly aligned.
• ALWAYS recycle batteries where
communities offer recycling or
collection programs. When dis-
posing of used batteries:
– Do NOT dispose of large
quantities of batteries at one
time.
– ALWAYS store used batteries
in a non-metal container, in a
well ventilated area.
– Do NOT mix batteries with
other items.
– Contact your local government
for disposal options in your
area.
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• ALWAYS store batteries in their
original packaging, in a dry place,
and at normal room temperature
until ready to use.
• ALWAYS keep all batteries in a
safe place, away from children
and pets.
To reduce the risk of property
damage or personal injury due to
battery leakage, overheating, or
rupture:
– NEVER attempt to take
apart batteries, remove
battery labels, or dispose of
batteries in a fire.
– NEVER mix old and new
batteries, batteries of
different brands, or
batteries of different types
(for example, heavy duty zinc
chloride batteries with alkaline
batteries) in the same device.
– NEVER leave batteries in
a device that may not be
used for several months.
Many devices do not power off
completely when switched off
and, after time, may cause the
batteries to leak.
– NEVER carry loose batteries
in a pocket, backpack,
purse, etc. Loose batteries
can be shorted by contact
with metal objects and create
a safety hazard by leaking,
overheating, and/or rupturing.
– NEVER leave batteries or
battery­powered devices
in extremely warm or
cold locations. Extreme
temperatures reduce battery
per formance and may lead to
battery leakage.
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