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Precautions, Batteries

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PRECAUTIONS ON BATTERIES • Always handle batteries properly. Incorrect handling or use may result in leakage, heat generation and explosion. Always check the batteries' polarity markings when inserting them. • When replacing batteries, do not mix battery brands and types, or old batteries with new ones. • When you will not be using the camera for a long period of time, remove the batteries from it. Old batteries are apt to leak and can cause damage to the battery compartment. • Never try to break, recharge or throw used batteries into a fire; they can explode. • Keep the batteries warm in cold locations to ensure a stable power supply and to prevent camera malfunctions. • Carry a spare set of new batteries during trips and when photographing outdoors. • When keeping the camera in a bag or case, be sure to turn the main switch off to avoid accidental shutter releases and unnecessary battery consumption. • When the RTF is used continuously, the lithium battery may become slightly warm. This is natural, and nothing to worry about. • With one fresh 6V lithium battery or four fresh "AA"size alkaline batteries, approximately 55 rolls of 24exposure film can be exposed (under the experimental conditions of the Pentax laboratory). 0 0 CD IPc 59 •

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PRECAUTIONS
ON
BATTERIES
•
Always
handle
batteries
properly.
Incorrect
handling
or
use
may
result
in
leakage,
heat
generation
and
explosion.
Always
check
the
batteries'
polarity
markings
when
inserting
them.
•
When
replacing
batteries,
do
not
mix
battery
brands
and
types,
or
old
batteries
with
new
ones.
•
When
you
will
not
be
using
the
camera
for
a
long
period
of
time,
remove
the
batteries
from
it.
Old
batteries
are
apt
to
leak
and
can
cause
damage
to
the
battery
compartment.
•
Never
try
to
break,
recharge
or
throw
used
batteries
into
a
fire;
they
can
explode.
•
Keep
the
batteries
warm
in
cold
locations
to
ensure
a
stable
power
supply
and
to
prevent
camera
malfunctions.
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0
•
Carry
a
spare
set
of
new
batteries
during
trips
and
when
photographing
outdoors.
•
When
keeping
the
camera
in
a
bag
or
case,
be
sure
to
turn
the
main
switch
off
to
avoid
accidental
shutter
releases
and
unnecessary
battery
consumption.
•
When
the
RTF
is
used
continuously,
the
lithium
battery
may
become
slightly
warm.
This
is
natural,
and
nothing
to
worry
about.
•
With
one
fresh
6V
lithium
battery
or
four
fresh
"AA"
-
size
alkaline
batteries,
approximately
55
rolls
of
24
-
exposure
film
can
be
exposed
(under
the
experimental
conditions
of
the
Pentax
laboratory).
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IPc
59
•