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POLARIZATION

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having

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CAUTIONS REGARDING

LOCATION

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where it will not

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exposed to the

stoves or

affect the cabinet and

installation

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in a well ventilated location

be exposed to high

or humidity.

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direct rays

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of

result in malf

installation near cookers

avoid

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to smoke from

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components.

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outdoor antenna,

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mark

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discs. Also,

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disc will

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signal surfaces

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brightness

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periphery.

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disc

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or smudges

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may be reduced.

quality.

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