Appendix C - Notices, Warranties, Safety Precautions
Safety | To prevent accidents caused by improper handling or operation, please |
Precautions | take note of the following precautions. |
| Be careful when handling UHP lamps. |
| There is a serious risk of eye damage from the intense illumination |
| provided by the UHP lamp. Avoid direct viewing or unprotected viewing |
| back into the projection lens. |
| While operating, UHP lamps are under very high internal pressure. |
| Even after you turn off the lamp, the pressure remains high until the lamp |
| cools down. At room temperature the internal pressure drops to about one |
| atmosphere. |
| Handle the UHP lamp by the metal parts only. Do not get fingerprints on |
| the glass of the lamp. This could adversely affect its operation. If |
| fingerprints get on the glass, clean it with alcohol and a clean, lint free |
| cloth or tissue. Clean the lamp before turning it on. A hot lamp will etch |
| the fingerprint permanently into the glass and affect performance. |
| Do not attempt to repair the product yourself. Opening the case may |
| expose the user to dangerous voltage or other hazards. |
| Keep the product away from dirt and dust, and periodically wipe its |
| surface with a soft, dry cloth. You can remove stubborn marks by using a |
| soft cloth moistened with a mild detergent. |
| Avoid condensation that is caused by moving the projector from a cold |
| environment to a warm, humid environment. If condensation occurs, |
| allow the projector to dry out completely before powering it up. |
| If the product will not be in use for a long period of time, disconnect the |
| power plug from the AC outlet. |
Avoid using the product under the following conditions:
•Extremely hot, cold or humid environments
•Areas susceptible to dust
•Near an appliance that generates a strong magnetic field
•In direct sunlight
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