Operation Manual

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 The digital video camera may not be taken apart, modified or repaired. There is a fire
and electric shock hazard.
Heat damage - re hazard
 Do not leave the video camera laying around in places where the temperature
could rise significantly. This could damage the housing or the parts inside, which in turn
could cause a fire.
 Do not wrap the video camera in anything and do not place it on textiles.
This might cause heat to build up in the video camera, resulting in a deformation of the
housing, and it can also cause a fire.
Hazards through the use of batteries
 Remove the batteries from the video camera if it is not used for an extended period of time.
 Do not immediately remove the batteries after using the video camera for an extended
period of time. The batteries often become hot during use.
 There is danger of explosion if the batteries are replaced improperly or if the wrong
 typeofbatteryisinserted.Therefore,onlyusebatteriesofthetypeLR03,1.5V(AAA)or 
NiMH batteries with the same specification.
 Never expose the batteries to excessive heat such as sunlight, fire, etc. This is a fire or
explosion hazard. Do not store the batteries near fire, stoves or other sources of heat.
 Never store the batteries at temperatures under 10°C and over 40°C.
 Keepthebatteriesout of the reach of children.
 Never store or transport a battery in a bag or tool box or similar by which there is a
hazard of them coming into contact with metal objects.
 The batteries may not be thrown in fire, short-circuited, completely discharged,
deformed or disassembled. There is a fire and explosion hazard.
 Never touch leaking batteries without the corresponding protection. If the battery acid
comes into contact with your skin, wash the spot with a lot of water and soap.
 Avoid eye contact with the battery acid. Should your eyes ever come into contact with the
battery acid, flush your eyes with a lot of water and immediately contact a doctor.