Canon E 500 User Manual

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Inserting a New Lithium Battery

The CR2025 lithium battery provides your
camera with enough power to store character
titles, date and time, and an age, even when the
camera is turned off.
One lithium battery will last approximately one
year. (Life span varies slightiy according to
ambient conditions.) When the lithium battery is

not in place or is nearly exhausted, “DATE”

flashes in the viewfinder indicating that the lithium

battery needs to be replaced.
Be sure to connect a power source to the camera
before changing the lithium battery, othen/vise the

titles, date and time, and age will be cleared from
the camera’s memory and will have to be reset.

Inserting Procedure

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1. Press the GRIP UNLOCK button

and rotate the grip downward.

2. Hoid the camera with the battery

pack facing down, then draw out

the lithium battery holder.

• If the camera is held with the battery pack

facing up, the lithium battery will drop out
when the lithium battery hoider is removed.

3. Insert a new lithium battery into the

iithium battery holder with the +

side facing up.

4. Snap the iithium battery holder

back into the compartment.

Warning

The battery used in this device may present a fire or
chemical burn hazard if mistreated. Do not recharge,
disassemble, heat above 100°C or incinerate.

Replace the battery with Sanyo CR2025, Panasonic
CR2025 or Duraceli DL2025B. Use of another battery
may present a risk of fire or explosion. The used
battery should be handed back to the supplier for

safe disposal.

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C aution

Make sure the plus (+) side is facing up in the
lithium battery compartment.

Keep the battery out of children’s reach. If

swallowed, contact physician immediately.
To ensure proper contact, wipe the battery with the

clean, dry cloth before use.

Do not pick up the battery using tweezers or other
metal tools which may cause short circuiting.

Do not disassemble, heat or immerse in water, to
avoid risk of explosion.

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