Nikon 4645 User Guide - Page 16

TIPS ON CARE • Avoid external shock. cr. • Avoid water. O • Do not disassemble. • • Avoid leaving in a hot or humid place. 32 • Avoid using where strong magnetic or electric waves are discharged (e.g., near TV tower). Malfunction may result. Cleaning: • Clean with a soft, clean cloth or blower brush. • After use near the sea, wipe equipment first with a water-moistened soft cloth. Do not use benzine or thinner. Storage: • When the transmitter is not in use, turn it off. If you do not plan to use it soon, remove the batteries. • Protect from rust and mold by storing equipment in a cool, dry place. Also, do not store in direct sunlight, and keep it away from naphthalene or camphor. In a humid environment, store equipment in a vinyl bag with a desiccant to keep out dust, moisture and salt. • Keep equipment away from other electrical equipment such as radios or TV sets. ABOUT BATTERIES New batteries Puchase the freshest batteries possible. Battery brand Do not mix battery brands or use batteries with different model numbers. Avoid mixing new and old batteries. Temperature Battery life ratings are based on operation at around 20°C (68°F). At other temperatures battery life and shooting range will be shortened. Have spare batteries on hand if you anticipate using the equipment at low temperatures. Continuous frame shooting For optimum results in continuous frame shooting, always use fresh batteries. Alkaline-manganese batteries are recommended. Storage To minimize power drainage, store batteries in a cool, dry place with a temperature below 20°C (68°F). Keep batteries out of children's reach. If someone accidentally swallows batteries, call a doctor immediately. Disposal Do not dispose of batteries by burning, and never disassemble them. 33