Nokia 2626 User Guide
This guide begins with safety warnings, covering when to switch the device off in hospitals, aircraft, refueling stations, and blasting areas, as well as road‑safety advice. It also explains SAR limits and environmental disposal requirements.
The manual then walks you through getting started – installing the SIM card and battery, charging, and basic phone functions such as calls, messaging, menu navigation, contacts, media, and radio. Additional sections cover battery care, enhancements, and detailed safety information.
| Maximum SAR (general) | 2.0 W/kg averaged over 10 g tissue |
|---|---|
| Maximum SAR (ear) | 0.68 W/kg |
You should switch the device off in hospitals, aircraft, refueling points, and blasting areas, and obey all local road‑safety laws while using it.
The device’s SAR limit is 2.0 W/kg averaged over 10 g of tissue, with a lower limit of 0.68 W/kg when used at the ear.
Insert the SIM card into the slot, then place the battery in its compartment and secure it before powering on the phone.
Additional safety details are provided in the “Additional safety information” section near the end of the guide.