Sony VAIO Safety regulations User Manual

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Before putting your computer in a bag, turn off the computer or place it into Sleep

mode. If the computer is equipped with the power indicator, make sure the power

indicator light is off.

When holding the computer, be sure to wait until it cools down. The surface around the air

exhaust vent may be extremely hot.

To prevent possible damage and risk of ignition to your computer during transportation, first

attach any supplied connector covers and slot protectors in their appropriate locations, and

secure the battery pack in the battery compartment if it is removable.

Always keep the battery pack installed while the computer is in use (for models with the

removable battery pack).

For information on how to replace the battery pack, refer to the leaflet that came with your

VAIO® computer (for models with the removable battery pack).

Do not use or store your computer in a location subject to heat sources, such as radiators or

air ducts; direct sunlight; excessive dust; moisture or rain; mechanical vibration or shock;

strong magnets or speakers that are not magnetically shielded; excessively high and low

temperatures; and high humidity.

Do not charge the battery pack in any way other than as described in the user guide or as

designated by Sony in writing.

Sony recommends using the genuine Sony battery pack and AC adapter that are provided

with this product. If either of these items needs to be replaced during the life of the product,

be sure to use a compatible genuine Sony battery pack or AC adapter. Information about

compatible models can be found at http://www.sony.net/ (for models with the removable

battery pack and/or AC adapter).

Sony disclaims and shall assume no responsibility in case of any losses and damages arising

from:

the use of non-genuine Sony battery packs or AC adapters with your VAIO® computer.

the disassembly, alteration of, or tampering with any Sony battery pack.

Do not use wireless functionality on hospital premises. Doing so may cause medical devices

to malfunction.

Check for and respect airline restrictions on use of wireless capabilities. If use of the wireless

function is prohibited on the airline, disable all wireless connections before boarding.

For Windows 8 models, open the charms by pointing to the top right corner of the screen,

then move the pointer down and select the

Settings charm. Select the network icon and then

turn on

Airplane mode.

For Windows 7 models, right-click the

VAIO Smart Network icon in the desktop notification

area and select the option to disable all wireless connections.

If you urgently need to disable the wireless function, turn off the computer.

For models with a wireless keyboard and/or a wireless mouse, turn off the wireless devices as

well.

If using wireless functionality near a pacemaker, make sure it is at least 8 inches / 20 cm away

from the pacemaker.

Sony is not responsible for any interference that you may experience or that may be caused

when operating this device.

The supplied wireless keyboard and/or wireless mouse are intended for use with this product

only (for models with the wireless keyboard and/or wireless mouse).

Do not clean your computer with aerosol products (air dusters, aerosol sprays, etc.) that

contain flammable gas. Doing so may fill the inside of the computer with gas and if the

motors, the switch contacts, or other internal parts of the computer spark, the gas may ignite

and it could cause an explosion or fire.

Keep magnetically sensitive items, such as a magnetic card and ticket, away from magnetic

components of your computer and wireless keyboard (wireless keyboard supplied models

only). Magnetic components may cause data corruption of magnetically sensitive items.

Keep your computer and wireless keyboard (wireless keyboard supplied models only) away

from an implanted pacemaker. The computer and wireless keyboard contain magnetic

components. Magnetic components may cause a pacemaker to malfunction.

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