Working conditions and precautions for the rechargeable battery
•New batteries should be fully charged before initial use.
•Battery should be changed by an adult for safety.
•Battery should only be used and charged when temperatures are between 32
•Never put the battery in fire or water.
•Do not expose the battery to high temperatures or store in hot, sunny places.
•Do not short the battery terminals.
•Do not open the battery.
•When the battery is weak, the ON/STANDBY indicator will flash and the Low Power icon
“ 
” will appear on the LCD screen and then the power automatically turns off. If this occurs, please use the AC adaptor to recharge the battery or play the set on AC power.
REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION
1. Push the door tab to open the battery door.
2.Insert 2 size “AAA” alkaline batteries (included) into the battery compartment according to the + and – markings inside the battery compartment, then replace to close the battery door.
NOTE:
•Point the remote control unit from less than 20 feet (6 m) from the remote sensor and within about 60o of the front of the unit.
•Batteries should be changed by an adult for safety.
•Reversing polarities will damage the batteries and possibly your REMOTE. Be sure to follow polarity ( + and
•Do not mix different types batteries together (Alkaline,
•When the batteries have become discharged, they must be disposed of in a safe manner that complies with all applicable laws.
•When the batteries becomes weak, the operating distance of the remote control will be greatly reduced and you will need to replace the batteries.
•When the remote control is not to be used for a long time (2 months or more), remove the batteries to avoid possible damage that may be caused by batteries leakage.
•Avoid keeping the remote control in extremely hot or humid locations.
•Do not point bright lights at the remote control sensor (like laser pointers).
•Do not place objects between the remote control unit and the remote control sensor.
•Do not use this remote control while using the remote control unit of any other equipment at the same time, the signals may mix.
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