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USER SAFETY GUIDE
About Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) - Continued
•If you use any personal medical device, such as a pacemaker, please consult the manufacture of your medical device to determine if it is adequately shielded from EMI. Your physician might assist you in obtaining this information.
•Please turn off this device if you are instructed to do so, especially on an airplane or in a hospital.
•Please keep away from medical instruments in a hospital or medical unit while using this device.
IMPORTANT NOTES ON HEARING
Your hearing is very important to you and to us. We strongly recommend you to follow the guideline below in order to prevent possible damage to or loss of hearing.
Hearing experts caution that listening to loud sounds can damage hearing over time. With continuous listening to loud sounds, hearing adapts and will give the impression that volume has reduced. What seems normal may, in fact, be harmful. To guard against this before hearing adapts, set the volume at a low level and slowly increase the volume level until sound can be heard comfortably and clearly without distortion. Damage to hearing is accumulative and is irreversible. Ringing or discomfort in the ears indicates that the volume is too loud. Once a comfortable listening level has been established, do not increase the volume level further.
Cautions
•If you experience a ringing sound in your ear, lower the volume or discontinue the use of this product.
•Do not use the headphones while driving or cycling. Because this product reduces the external noises, you might not be able to hear the warning sounds, such as an automobile horn, and might result in a traffic accident. Additionally, listening to headphones while driving is illegal in many places
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