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2. Remove the water reservoir lid and place it in the
storage compartment.
3. Store the device and accessories in an indoor area
protected from frost and direct sunlight.
Care and service
DANGER
Improper cleaning
Short-circuit
Switch off the device and remove the battery pack be-
fore performing any work on the device.
Do not clean the device with a hose or high-pressure
water jet.
ATTENTION
Improper cleaning
Risk of damage.
Do not use any abrasive or aggressive detergents.
The device is maintenance-free.
Cleaning the device
1. Clean the device with a moist cloth.
Cleaning the water reservoir
1. Clean the water reservoir with a moist cloth.
Cleaning the fine filter
Clean the fine filter regularly.
1. Depressurise the device, see chapter
.
2. Devices with a water reservoir: Remove the device
from the water reservoir, see chapter
.
ATTENTION
Risk of damage due to improper cleaning!
The fine filter is damaged by improper cleaning.
Clean the fine filter only under running water against its
flow direction.
Do not use sharp or hard objects such as needles or
wire brushes.
ATTENTION
Risk of damage!
The device may be damaged when operated without a
fine filter.
Do not operate the device without a fine filter or with a
damaged fine filter.
Check the fine filter for damage before installation and
replace a damaged fine filter immediately.
3. Clean the fine filter:
a Unscrew the coupling from the water connection.
b Pull the fine filter out of the water connection.
c Rinse the fine filter under running water from the
outside to the inside.
Illustration W
4. Install the fine filter in the reverse order.
Troubleshooting guide
DANGER
Touching live parts
Electric shock
Switch off the device and remove the battery pack be-
fore performing any work on the device.
Have repair work and work on electrical components
carried out by the authorised customer service only.
You can remedy minor faults using the following over-
view.
If in any doubt, please contact your authorised Custom-
er Service.
Fault
Cause
Rectification
The device does not start
up
The battery pack is not sitting properly in
the battery mount.
1. Push the battery pack into the battery
mount until it audibly clicks into place, see .
The charging state of the battery pack is
too low.
1. Charge the battery pack.
The device or the battery pack is too hot
/ too cold.
1. Remove the battery pack from the device
and let it cool down, see chapter .
2. Observe the maximum ambient tempera-
ture see chapter
3. Do not place the device and the battery
pack in the sun or operate/store them out-
side the permissible ambient temperature.
The battery pack or charger is defective. 1. Replace the battery pack or charger.
Device switches off auto-
matically
The device or the battery pack
is overheated/too cold.
1. Remove the battery pack from the device
and let it cool down, see chapter .
2. Observe the maximum ambient tempera-
ture see chapter
3. Do not place the device and the battery
pack in the sun or operate/store them out-
side the permissible ambient temperature.
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