Canon CP-100 Guide D'utilisation page 11

Do not remove the paper cassette from the printer while printing is in progress. Paper
moves back and forth in the cassette four times during printing. Placing your hand in
the way of moving paper may result in injury. Wait for printing to finish completely
before removing the cassette. Never place your hand into the paper cassette slot.
Do not reach into internal parts of the devices except as specified in the operating
instructions. Reaching into inappropriate parts of the devices may cause your hand to
become caught or injured.
Power
Do not move the devices while they are plugged in. Doing so may damage the AC
cable. Continued use of a damaged AC cable poses risk of fire or electric shock.
Do not excessively bend or twist the AC cable. Doing so may damage the cable.
Continued use of a damaged cable poses risk of fire or equipment failure. Leave about
10 cm (4 in.) of clearance around the devices to ensure adequate ventilation.
Do not pull on the AC cable. Doing so may damage the cable. Continued use of a
damaged cable poses risk of fire or electric shock. Always hold the cable by the plug
area when unplugging it.
Usage Location
Do not use the devices in locations that are smoky, humid, dusty, or subject to strong
vibration. Entry of water or dust into the devices, or internal damage caused by strong
vibration, may pose risk of fire or electric shock. Have the devices checked
approximately once a year (contact your dealer), preferably before the onset of the
your area's humid season.
Do not leave the devices exposed to high temperatures. Do not leave in direct sunlight,
or close to heating equipment, or in a car with windows closed on a hot day. High
temperatures may cause deformation of the devices and pose risk of fire.
Do not use the devices near an open flame. Sheets ejected from the printer (onto the
top of the paper cassette) may fall into the flame, resulting in fire.
Do not use the devices close to TV sets or AM radios. Devices' operation may
adversely affect TV and radio reception.
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