1. Discharge static electricity during cleaning. Clean the charger and charging port regularly. Use a damp cloth or an anti-static cloth for cleaning. Never use a dry cloth (due to static charge)!
2. Water and moisture protection. As an electronic product, accidental water damage or prolonged exposure to humid air when not in use can cause varying degrees of corrosion or oxidation to the internal electronic components.
3. Shock and drop protection. The phone charger is a fragile component; its internal components cannot withstand impacts. Especially prevent accidental drops during use. Do not throw, knock, or shake the charger. Rough handling will damage the internal circuit board.
4. Protection from cold and heat. Do not place the charger in excessively hot environments. High temperatures will shorten the lifespan of electronic components, damage the charger, and cause some plastic parts to deform or melt. Do not store the charger in excessively cold environments either. When the charger operates in an excessively cold environment, the internal temperature rises, causing moisture to form inside the charger and damaging the circuit board.
5. Protection from harsh chemicals. Do not clean the charger with harsh chemicals, cleaning agents, or strong detergents. To remove stains from the charger's exterior, use a cotton ball dampened with a small amount of anhydrous alcohol to wipe it.
