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5) When charging, use a specified charger. Other conditions (high temperature, high

pressure/high current, using the modified battery charger, etc) excludes here may

result in over-charging the battery and abnormal current and/or voltage, cause

abnormal chemical reaction, and may cause the battery overheat, light and/or

explosion.

6) Battery clearly marks with positive and negative. When connect the battery with

the charger and/or printer, be sure to verify the correct battery orientation. Reverse

insertion will cause the reverse charging and may cause abnormal chemical reaction,

and then may cause the battery overheat, ignite, and/or explosion.

7) Do not make the battery contact with the power outlet and/or car cigarette lighter

socket. This may cause high pressure and excessive current, and lead to the battery

overheat, burning and/or explosion.

8) Do not heat the battery or put the battery into fire. This may melt insulation material

and/or damage safety devices or safety equipment, then ignite electrolytic solution,

and cause the battery overheat, burning and/or explosion.

9) Do not use the battery with contrary (+) and (-) Location. In the charging process,

this will cause the reverse charging and may cause abnormal chemical reaction.

During use, may appear unpredictable current exception, and cause the battery

overheat, ignite, and/or explosion.

10)Do not make the battery (+) and (-) contact with any metal. Also, do not carry along

or store batteries with metal objects, such as necklaces, hair clips and so on. Battery

internal short circuit may cause excessive current, and lead to the battery overheats,

ignite, and/or explosion and the adjacent metal objects (necklaces, hairpins, etc.) may

be overheating.

11) Do not throw or heavy attack the battery. If internal safety device of the batteries

burn, the battery charging may cause any abnormal current and/or voltage, and

abnormal chemical reaction, and lead to the battery overheat, ignite, and/or explosion.