Kärcher SC 1, Original Instructions Manual

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directly via the water connec-
tion as long as it is connected
to the mains. Instead, use a
jar for filling it.
 Check the appliance and the
accessories, especially the
power cord, the safety lock
and the steam hose for prop-
er condition.
Do not use the appliance in
case of damage.

If the power cord is damaged,
please arrange immediately
for the exchange by an au-
thorized customer service or
a skilled electrician.
 Promptly replace a damaged
steam hose. You may only
use a steam hose that is rec-
ommended by the manufac-
turer.
 Never touch the mains plug
and the socket with wet
hands.
 Always disconnect the mains
plug and allow the steam
cleaner to cool down before
performing any maintenance
work.
 Repair works may only be
performed by the authorized
customer service.
 The connection between the
power cord and extension ca-
ble must not lie in water.
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WARNING
 The appliance may only be
connected to an electric sup-
ply that has been installed by
an electrician in accordance
with IEC 60364.
 The appliance may only be
connected to alternating cur-
rent. The voltage must corre-
spond with the type plate of
the appliance.
 In wet rooms, e.g. bathrooms,
connect the appliance to
sockets with a series con-
nected RCD adapter.
 Only use splash-proof electri-
cal extension cables with a
minimum cross-section of
3x1 mm²
 Replace couplings at the
power cord or extension ca-
ble only with couplings that
have the same protection
against splashing water and
the same mechanical
strength.
 Be very careful while cleaning
tiled walls with sockets.
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CAUTION
 Make sure that the power
cord or extension cable is not
damaged by running over,
pinching, dragging or the like.
Protect the power cords from
heat, oil, and sharp edges.

DANGER
 The user must use the appli-
ance as intended. The person
must consider the local condi-
tions and must pay attention
to other persons in the vicinity
when working with the appli-
ance.
 The appliance may not be op-
erated in explosive atmos-
pheres.
Safe handling