Canon AUTO ZOOM 1014 - Manual (Page 17)

Setting-Up
1 How to Use the Handgrip
* The handgrip also serves as a battery chamber. It is automatically
locked firmly when turned out. To fold it, push the handgrip lock up and
return it to the former position.
If you should have any difficulty in folding the handgrip, push it forward
once while pushing the handgrip lock up, and then fold it to the former
position.
0 Loading the Batteries
^ Prepare six penlight (size AA) batteries which are the source of energy
for the film drive system, the power zooming system, and the exposure
meter. Insert four batteries in the handgrip and two in the battery chamber
at the side of the camera body.
• Remove the battery chamber cover at the bottom of the handgrip by
turning it counterclockwise with a coin.
Insert the batteries confirming the position of the poles as Indicated in the
diagram and close the cover.
• Remove the cover of the battery chamber at the side of the camera.
Pull toward the arrow while pushing the cover of the battery chamber.
Insert the batteries as the diagram in the chamber indicates.
Press the cover of the battery chamber toward the arrow until it clicks.
+ Running Ability:
Manganese batteries Approx. 10 cartridges or more.
(The running ability may differ because of the performance of batteries.}
• When not using the camera, keep the switch dial at "OFF" to prevent the
camera from operating accidentally.
• When changing the batteries, choose six high-quality penlight batteries
(size AA) of the same brand and change them all at the same time.
• If the camera will not be used for an extended length of time, the bat­
teries should be taken out of the battery compartment to prevent possible
damage to the terminals from battery corrosion.