Schaerer Euroca 2, User Manual

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S a f e t y I n s t r u c t i o n s & W a r n i n g s !
Unauthorised Operators
Persons unfamiliar with the Operating Instructions, children or those
under the influence of alcohol, drugs or medicines may not operate
the coffee machine or only do so under supervision. Dangerous parts
of self-service coffee machines, such as steam and hot water outlet
points must be clearly marked for customers to see.
Electricity
supply
Never touch live parts! They can give an electric shock, which can
lead to serious injury or even death. The coffee machine must only
be connected to alternating current. The voltage must correspond to
that shown on the machine nameplate. It is strictly forbidden to force
objects into the machine or to opening the housing!
Mains
cable
Never use the machine with a damaged mains cable. Have faulty
cables and plugs replaced immediately by authorised specialists. Do
not pull or clip the mains cable around corners or sharp edges. Do
not place the mains cable on hot objects or allow it to hang down
over them; protect it from oil. Never lift or pull the machine by the
cable. Never pull the plug by the mains cable or pull it out of the
socket with wet hands. Do not allow the mains cable to hang down
from a table or shelf. Only use an extension cable if you have
confirmed that it is in perfect condition. The extension cable must
have a minimum cross-section of 1.5 mm
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and be fitted with a 5-pole
plug. Get a specialist to install or check the fitting.
Voltage
Make sure that the voltage in your premises at the socket being used
is the same as the voltage on the nameplate of the coffee machine.
The socket must have a 16A fuse at least.