Safety hazard: Mechanical parts of the appliance
Hazard
Where or in what situations does the
hazard arise?
Preventive action
Risk of body parts be‐
ing crushed if the hood
is dropped
During lifting and incorrect position‐
ing of the hood on the appliance
■
Fix using material provided
■
Exercise caution when performing
this action
■
Wear personal protective equip‐
ment
Risk of cuts from sharp
edges
When handling sheet-metal parts
■
Exercise caution when performing
these tasks
■
Wear personal protective equip‐
ment
Risk of hand injuries or
hair or loose clothing
being caught by rotat‐
ing fan wheel
During operation of the hood with
the hood casing not installed or re‐
moved
Disconnect power supply before re‐
moving the cover
Always reinstall the hood casing be‐
fore the power to the hood is switch‐
ed on again
Take special care for jobs that re‐
quire electrical power and must be
performed with the appliance’s top
box or the hood casing removed
Safety hazard: heat - hot surfaces
Hazard
Where or in what situations does the
hazard arise?
Preventive action
A risk of burns from hot
surfaces
On the top of the appliance:
■
Air vent
■
Ventilation port
■
Allow the appliance to cool down
before starting work
■
Exercise caution when performing
this action
■
Wear personal protective equip‐
ment
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