Help translating several instructions for Russian tourists

So in our coast where I work we have lockers, but the instructions of how to use the lockers are written only in English and Hebrew. I thought to help a bit to our Russian tourists who often neglect using it or get confused as to how to. We do have a Russian worker in our coast but he's not always around to help.

So if anyone could help me translate this I will print and laminate it to post it on the locker doors... I'm sure the manager here will be pleased to have one of those :)

http://img228.imageshack.us/img228/5...kersjcoast.jpg

Could I harness anyone's help for this?

Откройте дверцу и положите вещи в ячейку. Закройте дверцу плотно.
1. Вставьте монету достоинством в 10 новых шекелей для однократного использования ячейки (не более 24 часов).
2. Поверните ключ влево и вытащите его (НЕ поворачивайте ключ вправо!).
3. Камера хранения работает до 22:00.
4. Штраф за потерянный ключ - 45 новых шекелей.
5. Администрация не несет ответственности за сохранность вещей, оставленных в камере хранения.
6. Ведется видеонаблюдение.

Numbering items from 3 to 6 seems unnecessary to me :-)
First steps should be numbered instead.

Well, maybe, but you wrote that the security cameras work till 22:00, but what's originally said is that the lockers operate till 22:00 :)

Nice work though!

lockers = камера хранения (it is very common designation for such thing in Russia, and is immediately familiar to any Russian person)
security cameras = камеры видеонаблюдения

All lockers as a whole are called камера хранения, individual locker is called ячейка.

You're perfect xdns :) Thanks for letting me know these curiosities! Sorry for doubting you ;) Much appreciated

Is "for further details contact (XXXXX)" translated: Более подробную информацию позвоните XXXXX?

You're welcome :-)

"Телефон для справок XXXXX" would be more natural.
I omitted the line because I doubt they have Russian-speaking operator :-)

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Originally Posted by xdns

You're welcome :-)

"Телефон для справок XXXXX" would be more natural.
I omitted the line because I doubt they have Russian-speaking operator :-)

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I was thinking about it....heh. Good call ...and excuse the pun :)

I wanna add the fact that "every new usage - another 10 shekels"

каждое новое применение - еще 10 шекелей ?


Also, if I remove the word "новых" from "новых шекелей" it won't spoil the grammar right? Because nobody says "новых шекелей", we just say шекелей :)

Something like "Каждое использование ячейки - 10 шекелей" will do.
Or maybe "Каждое запирание дверцы - 10 шекелей" if we want to emphasise the need for payment every time our customer locks his stuff :-)

Yes, just throw "новых" away.

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Originally Posted by xdns

Something like "Каждое использование ячейки - 10 шекелей" will do.
Or maybe "Каждое запирание дверцы - 10 шекелей" if we want to emphasise the need for payment every time our customer locks his stuff :-)

Yes, just throw "новых" away.

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hmm...will "Каждое новое использование ячейки - 10 шекелей" also work?

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Originally Posted by Valda

hmm...will "Каждое новое использование ячейки - 10 шекелей" also work?

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Yes.

I've laminated it today, I'll try to get it posted on the lockers tomorrow :)

http://img84.imageshack.us/img84/1600/laminated.jpg