Other Information
Things to Avoid
•Do not attempt to disassemble the camcorder. There are no
•Avoid operating the camcorder immediately after moving it from a cold location to a warm location. Give the camcorder
•In cold to warm conditions, condensation might occur causing the tape to stick to the recording heads and damage the camcorder or tapes.
•Never aim the camcorder at the sun or other bright objects.
•Do not leave the camcorder in direct sunlight for extended periods of time. The resulting heat buildup might permanently damage the camcorder’s internal parts or reduce the life of the clock battery.
•Do not operate the camcorder in extremely humid environments.
•Do not operate the camcorder near the ocean as salt water or spray might damage the internal parts of the camcorder.
•Do not operate the camcorder for extended periods in temperatures below 40˚F (4˚C) or above 95˚F (35˚C).
•Do not expose the camcorder or power supply/charger to rain or moisture. If any component becomes wet, turn off the power and take the unit to an authorized RCA camcorder service provider.
•Do not use an power supply/charger or batteries other than the ones specified for the camcorder. Using the wrong accessories might cause damage to the camcorder.
Traveling Tips
•Write down your camcorder’s serial number and keep it separate from the camcorder when traveling. If your camcorder is lost or stolen, you will be able to identify it.
•Use extra care to avoid damage to your camcorder and accessories when operating them at a beach or pool. Spray, sand, and dust should be avoided. If your lens has been exposed to the elements, clean it only with proper lens cleaning supplies.
•Make sure you have any plug adapters that you might need before taking your camcorder to other countries. Consult your dealer for advice.
•Carry your camcorder in a carrying case when traveling. See the accessories section (page 92) for a case designed especially for this camcorder. An ordinary suitcase or carry bag does not offer the protection your camcorder needs. Treat your camcorder as
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