I notice that the instruction manual for a lot of consumer electronics starts off with a couple of pages of safety instructions that are boilerplate that has little or nothing to do with the actual product. For example, I just grabbed the instructions for my Sony DVD player, and there's a section on outdoor antenna grounding--but the player has no antenna input! It's a player, not a recorder.
While the cord on this unit is two-pronged, there is a section on grounded plugs. (They do, however, mention that there may be either a two-prong or a grounded plug on the unit.)
I've seen much worse than this particular manual.
What this long-winded discourse is getting to is that your customer may simply be reading the meaningless lawyerish in the front of the manual, and thinking that it actually means something.
[This message has been edited by SolarPowered (edited 06-16-2005).]
