Brother PocketJet PJ-673 w WLAN - Manual (Page 6)

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The printer may be damaged if it is dropped or subjected to strong shocks, such as being stepped
on. If you continue to operate a damaged printer, fire or electric shock may result. If the printer is
damaged, immediately turn it off, disconnect the AC adapter/DC cable from the electrical outlet,
remove the rechargeable battery from the printer, and then contact the sales representative where
the printer was purchased.
If the printer operates abnormally (for example, if it produces smoke, an unusual odor, or noise),
stop using it, otherwise fire, electric shock, or damage may result. Immediately turn off the printer,
disconnect the AC adapter/DC cable from the electrical outlet, remove the rechargeable battery
from the printer, and then contact the sales representative where the printer was purchased for
repairs.
Stop operating the printer if it leaks, becomes discolored or deformed, or if it otherwise appears
defective.
Do not charge the printer with an AC adapter/DC cable other than that specified.
If the printer is not fully charged after the appropriate amount of time (120 minutes for the
rechargeable Ni-MH battery and 180 minutes for the rechargeable Li-ion battery) has passed,
nonetheless stop charging it, otherwise fire, electric shock, or damage may result.
Do not place the product near chemicals or in a place where chemical spillage could occur. In
particular organic solvents or liquids may cause the casing and/or cables to melt or dissolve, risking
fire or electric shock. They may also cause the product to malfunction or become discolored.
While using the AC adapter/DC cable, do not touch the machine during a severe thunderstorm, as
this may result in electrical shock.
Keep the printer and its accessories (rechargeable battery, consumables, plastic bags, labels, etc.)
out of the reach of children, particularly infants, or injury may result, particularly if the child ingests
or attempts to ingest any of these items.
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