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GB/IE
Safety
Safety
Safety advice
The right to claim under the guarantee shall be
rendered invalid in respect of damage caused by
the non-observance of these operating instructions!
No liability is accepted for consequent damage!
No liability is accepted for damage to property
or persons caused by improper handling or non-
observance of the safety advice!
To avoid danger to
life from electric shock
Every time before connecting the lamp the mains,
check it and the mains lead for damage. Never
use your light if you find it is damaged in any way.
CAUTION!
A damaged light bulb means your
life is at risk from electric shock. If there is any
damage, repairs to be carried out or other
problems related to the light bulb, please contact
the service centre or a qualified electrician.
In order to prevent hazards, if the outer flexible
cable of this lamp becomes damaged it may
only be replaced by the manufacturer, a service
representative of the manufacturer or a similar
specialist!
Before assembly, ensure that the mains voltage
available corresponds to the operating voltage
necessary of the light (230–240 V ∼).
Never let the lamp come into contact with water
or other liquids.
Never open or insert anything into electrical
fittings or equipment. Doing this sort of thing can
lead to a serious danger to life from electric shock.
To avoid danger
of fire and injury
CAUTION! RISK OF INJURY!
Check bulbs
for damage immediately after unpacking. Do
not fit defective bulbs into the light. If they are,
contact the service point for a replacement.
CAUTION! RISK OF INJURY FROM
BURNS!
Ensure the lamp has been switched
off and allowed to cool before you touch it. In
this way you will avoid the danger of burns.
Bulbs give off a lot of heat around the top of
the lamp.
0.5 m
RISK OF FIRE!
Install the light
so that it is at least 0.5 m from any
illuminated materials. Fire can result
from the development of too much heat.
Immediately replace the faulty light bulb with
a new one. Remove the lamp from the socket
before changing the light bulb.
Do not allow any objects to cover the lamp.
Fire can result from the development of too
much heat.
Never leave the lamp operating unattended.
Do not allow the lamp or the packaging materials
to lie around unattended. Plastic film or bags,
Styrofoam etc. can turn into dangerous toys for
children.
Working safely
Use only 230–240 volt ∼ energy-saving bulbs
with an E14 fitting and a maximum power
output of 9 watts for the reading lamp. Use only
230–240 volt ∼ energy-saving bulbs with an
E27 fitting and a maximum power output of
22 watts for the uplight.
or
Use only 230–240 volt ∼ bulbs with an E14
fitting and a maximum power output of 25 watts
for the reading lamp. Use only 230–240 volt ∼
bulbs with an E27 fitting and a maximum power
output of 60 watts for the uplight.
Install the light so that it is protected from
moisture and dirt.
Prepare carefully before assembly and allow
yourself enough time. Lay out all the individual
components and additional tools or materials
required so that you can see and reach them.
Remain alert at all times and always watch what
you are doing. Always proceed with caution
and do not assemble the lamp if you cannot
concentrate or feel unwell.
