Parkside PTPS 1100 B2, Translation Of The Original Instructions

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cal protection measures are in
place.
• Monitor the equipment dur
-
ing operation (particularly in
residential spaces, in order to
detect automatic switching off
or dry running of the pumps
in time. Regularly check the
function of the float switch (see
chapter “Initial Operation“).
Non-observance will invali-
date all guarantee and liability
claims.
• Please note that the pump is
not suitable for continuous op-
eration (e.g. for watercourses
in garden ponds). Check the
equipment regularly for correct
functioning.
• Note that the lubricants used in
the equipment may cause dam-
age or contamination if they
escape. Do not use the pump in
garden ponds with fish stocks or
valuable plants.
• Do not carry or fix the equip
-
ment by the cable or pressure
line.
• Protect the equipment from frost
and from running dry.
• Use only original accessories
and do not carry out conversion
work on the equipment.
• Please read the notes in the op
-
erating instructions on the topic
of “Cleaning/Maintenance/
Storage”. Any measures above
and beyond these, particularly
opening the equipment, are to
be carried out by an electrician.
In the case of repairs, always
contact our service centre.
Electrical safety:
Caution: to avoid accidents
and injuries from electric
shocks:
• After erection, the mains plug
must be freely accessible when
the equipment is in operation.
• Before you put your new pump
into operation, have it checked
professionally if you are unsure
about:
- The earthing, the protec
-
tive multiple earthing; the
residual current circuit break-
ing must be compliant with
the safety regulations of the
energy supply company and
function without fault,
- The protection of the electri
-
cal plug connections from the
wet.
- If there is a risk of flooding,
fix the plug connections in an
area that is safe from flood
-
ing.
• Ensure that the mains voltage
matches the specifications on
the rating plate.
• The electrical installation shall
be according to national wiring
rules.
• Before each use, check the
equipment, cable and plug for
damage. Defective cables are
not to be repaired, but rather re-
placed by new ones. Have dam-
age on your equipment repaired
by an authorised specialist.
• If the power cable for this equip
-
ment is damaged, it must be
replaced by the manufacturer,
a customer service agent of the