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INSTALLING/REMOVING
ALKALINE
OR
MANGANESE
BATTERIES
(SOME
GENERAl
VERSIONS)
WARNING! Do
not
install the batteries in a hazardous environment
where sparks could cause an explosion.
It
is
preferable to use high quality alkaline batteries
rather than manganese batteries. If manganese or
alkaline batteries are used, it's recommended that
transmissions be made only with the "LO" or "EL"
transmitter output power.
1 To remove the battery case, simultaneously press
the tab on the back
of
the case while pulling out the
case from the dual bander.
2 Open the battery case by simultaneously pressing
on
the locking tab on the bottom of the case while
pulling the two case halves
apart
4
Locking tab
3 Insert four
AA
(LR
6)
alkaline or manganese
batteries
in
the case half with metal contacts making
sure the
+ and - end of each battery is as shown.
• If replacing batteries, remove the old batteries
first by lifting up on each battery end.
WARNING! Never discard old batteries in fire as extremely high
temperatures can cause batteries to explode.
4 Insert the two small alignment tabs
on
the other half
of the case into their matching holes in the case half
containing the batteries. Press the case halves
together until the tab
on
the case bottom locks
in
place.
5 Insert the battery case into the bottom of the dual
bander, and push in until the tab on the case locks in
place.
CAUTION:
• Install only alkaline
or
manganese batteries in the battery case.
Attempting to recharge NiCd batteries that are installed in the
battery case may damage the battery case
as
a result
of
contact
healing.
• Remove the batteries from the battery case
if
your dual bander
will not be used for a long time.
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