Beem M34.001, User Manual

Page: 20 / 56

18
Cyclone Mega-Clean EN
BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle
DANGER
Danger from electric current!
Do not use the charging station if the ►
mains cable or mains plug is dam-
aged.
Never open the housing of the hand
►
vacuum cleaner, the charging station
or the power adapter. Danger from
electric current if live connections
are touched and/or the electrical and
mechanical configuration is changed.
Never immerse the appliance ► ,
the charging station or the power
adapter in water or other fluids.
Pull the ► power adapter out of the
mains socket,
if you are not using the charging –
station,
if a malfunction occurs during op-
–
eration,
before you clean the charging sta-
–
tion.
Risk of suffocation!
Never play with packaging mate-
–
rial. Risk of suffocation.
WARNING
Do not vacuum potentially inflamma - ►
ble or explosive substances, dust or
gases and do not vacuum locations
where such substances are stored.
Do not vacuum burning or smolder-
►
ing objects such as cigarettes or
apparently extinguished ash or coal.
Do not point the appliance near to
►
the head when vacuuming.
WARNING
Keep hair, jewellery, loose clothing, ►
fingers and other body parts away
from the suction nozzle.
Before use, check that the appliance
►
and/or attached accessories are not
damaged.
When used for a longer period of
►
time, the appliance can become hot.
Allow the appliance to cool down
before storing it or carrying out work
on the appliance.
Before working on the appliance
►
and the accessories, switch off the
vacuum cleaner.
Risk of fire, explosion and injury from
improper handling of the rechargeable
batteries!
Do not open or short-circuit the ►
rechargeable batteries, throw them
into fire or immerse in fluids.
Only charge the batteries with the ►
charging station supplied. Risk of
fire, explosion or acid burning if a
wrong charging appliance is used.
Battery acid can leak out of a dam-
►
aged battery. If one of the recharge-
able batteries is leaking, avoid
contact of the battery fluid with the
skin, eyes and mucous membranes.
In the event of contact with battery
acid, rinse the areas concerned with
plenty of clear water and consult a
doctor immediately.
If the rechargeable battery is dam-
►
aged or mishandled, vapour can
escape. Provide fresh air and consult
a doctor in the event of discomfort.
Vapours can irritate the respiratory
tract.