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Be careful that hair, fingers, clothing and the like never come
in contact with the nozzle while the vacuum cleaner is
connected to the mains.
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Never vacuum close to smoke, sparks or fire (such as
cigarettes, matches, hot ashes), flammable liquids and gasses
or explosive materials.
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Aerosols may not be sprayed in or on the vacuum cleaner it
could explode.
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Do not use the machine if it is damaged and, if it breaks
down. Check the electrical components regularly for
defects. Have damaged connection cables, electro-hoses,
electrical contacts and electric tubes exchanged
immediately.
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Never clean your vacuum cleaner and all its electrical parts,
especially the electrical connections, with water or liquid
cleaners.
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Only use the socket on the vacuum cleaner for Forbes
accessories mentioned in this instruction manual.
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Maintenance and repairs may only be undertaken by
authorised Forbes customer service personnel. Use only
ORIGINAL Forbes spare parts and accessories.
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Never attempt to modify the electric yourself.
Please read through the important safety instruction carefully
before you use the vacuum cleaner.
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The manufacturer is not liable for any damage caused by
improper use.
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Persons who are physically, mentally or because of lack of
experience unable to operate the vacuum cleaner safely are
not allowed to operate this machine without supervision.
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Never leave small children unattended near the machine.
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Before cleaning the unit or changing the filters always switch
off the vacuum cleaner and pull the plug out of the socket.
Never pull the plug out by the cable.
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Never leave the vacuum cleaner connected to the mains
when not in use.
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Compare the electric contact data on the rating plate with
the mains voltage, frequency and maximal ampere, this
figures have to comply.
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The mains have to be protected by a 16A or 10A fuse.
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Use the vacuum cleaner only for dry substances. Never use
the machine in damp environment.
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Never vacuum people or animals.
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Never vacuum sharp-edged objects.
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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS