Other things you should know – XM Satellite Radio SA10113 User Manual

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Other Things You Should Know

Care

You should be able to take your MyFi along with you
during most of your daily activities. Still, you should
remember:

• Your MyFi is not waterproof. Avoid splashing it with

liquids and never submerge it.

• Take your MyFi with you when you leave your vehicle,

especially on a hot day. Not only can you continue to
enjoy XM programming, but you’ll also prolong the
life of your MyFi’s case, display, and battery.

• If your MyFi gets dirty, wipe the case with a soft cloth

lightly moistened with water, then wipe dry with
another cloth. Avoid chemicals such as paint thinner,
alcohol, or abrasive cleansers.

Important battery information—please read

Your MyFi’s battery should be charged before you use
the radio. The amount of charge is indicated by the
battery level meter in your MyFi’s display. When you’re
charging the battery, you will see . When the battery
is exhausted, you will see .

When you use your MyFi for the first time, charge the
battery until the meter indicates it’s fully charged

.

Then use your MyFi until the battery is exhausted. This
charge/discharge cycle calibrates the battery level meter
so that it accurately reports the state of the battery.

Your battery performs best when used and charged in
an ambient temperature of between 50°F to 90°F (10°C
to 32°C). Do not leave your MyFi inside a hot vehicle or
in direct sunlight.

Batteries gradually wear down and require longer
charging times. When a battery no longer holds its
charge, you should purchase a new battery. Always
use authorized batteries and power adaptors.
Replacement batteries and power adaptors can
be ordered online at www.xmradio.com.

To prevent injuring yourself or damaging your MyFi, do
not disassemble, crush, or puncture the battery. Never
allow metal to touch the battery terminals.

Your MyFi’s rechargeable battery should be
disposed of properly and may need to be
recycled. Contact your local recycler for
details. Never dispose of batteries in a fire

or in water as
they may explode.

To remove the battery, follow the
steps as shown. Use the clear tab
to help you pull the battery out.

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