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+ Always keep a minimum distance of 16 cm/ 7 inches between the telephone
and the pacemaker.
+ Do not transport the telephone in a breast pocket or near the pacemaker.
+ During the telephone call, hold the telephone against the ear that is further
away from the pacemaker.
+ If there is any indication of interference, switch off the telephone imme-
diately.
Hearing devices and hearing aids
Some digital hearing devices can basically be disturbed by mobile telephones.
In this case please contact the hearing device acoustician.
Use in automobiles and airplanes
The radio signals of mobile telephones can basically interfere with the elect-
ronic systems of automobiles and airplanes. Use the telephone therefore only
in automobiles when this is explicitly permitted and observe the respectively
valid regulations.
Do not deposit the telephone or other parts in the vicinity of airbags. Airbags
are infl ated very quickly and the telephone can cause serious injuries when
being hurled about.
The use of telephones in airplanes is generally not permitted at the date of this
print. Switch off your telephone when you board an airplane. These regulati-
ons may be changed in the future. Information on the current status can be
gathered from your airline or your mobile communications provider.
Explosive environments
Switch off the telephone if you are in an environment where there is a risk
of explosion. Observe all the pertinent regulations, because voltage peaks can
trigger explosions in these environments that can cause serious, even fatal,
injuries. Switch off the telephone therefore also in the vicinity of fuelling
stations.
Explosive environments are usually clearly marked, for example with the di-
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