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and

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prevent

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product

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the

following

rules

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to:

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instaflation,

use

and

maintenance

of

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the

following

safety

instructions

before

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these

instructions

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product

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product

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information

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this

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seiect

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this

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get

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the

AV

input

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in

mind

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and

component

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this

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same!

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channel

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enter

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the

surface

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battery

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and

slide

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back

into

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inserting

the

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use

the

specified

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batteries.

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not

mix

new

and

01d

batteries.

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may

result

in

cracking

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that

may

pass

a

fire

risk

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lead

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personal

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the

batteries

incorrectiy

may

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result

in

cracking

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Ieakage

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may

pose

a

fire

risk

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read

to

personal

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bafiefies

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accordance

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the

remote

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and

the

receiver

window.

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effective

range

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the

remote

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feet

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heat

them,

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them

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a

fire.

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not

subject

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remote

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physical

stress,

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strikiflg

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dropping

it.

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not

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