Caution, Safety information – Panasonic CNGP50N User Manual

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Caution

Observe the following cautions when installing the product.

Use the designated parts and tools for installation.

Use the included or designated parts and appropriate tools to install the product. The use

of parts other than those included or designated may result in internal damage to the unit.
Faulty installation may lead to an accident, a malfunction or fire.

Do not install the product where it is exposed to strong vibrations or is

unstable.

If the installation is not stable, the unit may fall down while driving and this can lead to an

accident or injury.

Make sure that wiring is completed before installation.
To prevent damage to the unit, do not connect the power connector until all

wiring is completed.

To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock or product damage, do not expose

this product to rain, splashing, dripping or water.

Be sure to always use the specified fuse. If a fuse other than the one specified is

used, it may cause a fire or an accident.

Do not damage the cord by pinching or pulling it. Do not pull or damage the

cord. If the cord is not treated properly, it will short out or be severed and may
cause a fire or an accident.

Run the cords avoiding the spots where the temperature can be extremely high.

Route the cables of the External GPS Antenna (option) attached to the outside

of the vehicle to the inside the vehicle correctly, to avoid water seeping in.

If water seeps in the vehicle during rain or car washing, it could cause fire or electric shock.

Mount the navigation unit and the External GPS Antenna (option) securely, so

that they won’t come off and fall.

Wipe the mounting area clean of dirt, wax etc., then fasten the unit and the External GPS

Antenna securely in place.

Check the state of bonding or mounting occasionally.

CAUTION:

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PLEASE FOLLOW THE LAWS AND REGULATIONS OF YOUR STATE, PROVINCE OR COUNTRY

FOR INSTALLATION OF THE UNIT.

Safety information

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