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The precautions below cover the proper and safe use of the instrument and are designed to protect you and others from damage or injury. Please observe all precautions carefully! If a child will use the instrument, a guardian should clearly explain these precautions to the child and make sure they are fully understood and observed. ¦ About the icons : This icon indicates points worthy of your attention. : This icon indicates prohibited actions. Caution Failure to heed cautions carrying this mark may result in injury or damage. Do not throw or swing the instrument toward others. Parts may possibly strike other people. Always handle the instrument gently. Keep oil, polish, etc., out of reach of children – especially their mouths! Oils and polishes can be harmful or fatal if swallowed! Keep oil, polish, etc. out of reach of children and perform care and maintenance only when children are not present. Be careful not to touch the pin springs during maintenance or on any occasion. The ends of pin springs on high-end models are sharpened to provide greater key action. Be aware of climatic conditions such as temperature and humidity. Keep the instrument away from heat sources, such as stoves, furnaces or heaters. Do not use or store the instrument under any extreme of temperature or humidity. Doing so may damage the key balance, linkage or pads and result in performance problems. Do not use benzene or thinner for maintenance on instruments that feature a lacquer finish. Doing so may damage the finish top coat. Take care not to disfigure the instrument. Placing the instrument on an unstable surface may cause the instrument to fall or drop, resulting in disfigurement. Take care as to where and how you place the instrument. Do not modify the instrument. Modification to the instrument voids the warranty and may make repairs impossible. In regard to brass instruments with plate finishes: The color of the finish may change over time. However, this does not affect the instrument’s performance. Discoloration in its early stages can be removed easily by routine maintenance. (As discoloration progresses, it may become more difficult to remove.) * Please use the accessories specified for the particular type of finish on your instrument. Also, note that metal polishes remove a thin layer of the finish top coat, resulting in a thinner finish. Please consider this before you apply metal polish. Etiquette during practice Although this instrument creates beautiful sounds, some people may be bothered by the repetitive or awkward nature of practice. Please be considerate of your neighbors. Precautions for Wooden Bodies The wooden body of a Yamaha oboe is made of from natural grenadilla or kingswood. For this reason, the instrument is more susceptible to changes in temperature and humidity than are metal or resin instruments. In particular, sudden changes in temperature or humidity may distort the wood, resulting in body cracks or key malfunction. The body of the oboe is th...
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