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2.2
Safety recommendations
Warning!
The following information plays an important role in preventing all hazards that may
occur while the vacuum cleaner is running. However, they cannot replace the expertise
and common sense of operators as an overall framework for the prevention of
accidents.
Each section lists further safety measures specific to
the various functions.
CAUTION!
• This vacuum may only be used by suitably trained adults.
• This vacuum cleaner is intended for industrial use, e.g., in factories, warehouses, workshops.
• Ensure that mains electrical connects have suitable earthing.
• This vacuum is not intended to be used in corrosive or explosive environments.
• Keep the vacuum cleaner clear of foreign objects such as debris, oil, tools and other objects which may
impede its functioning and cause personal injury.
• Avoid the use of toxic or inflammable solvents, such as petrol, benzene, ether and alcohol for cleaning.
• Avoid prolonged contact with solvents and inhaling their vapours.
• Avoid using near open flames or heat sources; ensure adequate ventilation.
• Never use the vacuum cleaner without its mist filter.
• Do not suction up lit cigarette ends as they could ignite the safety filter.
• Do not vacuum petroleum products or inflammable liquids in general.
• Ensure that all protection equipment and guards are in place and that all safety devices are present and
operating.
• Do not use the vacuum cleaner on non-level or inclined surfaces.
• Do not wear loose or flowing apparel such as ties, scarves, or torn clothing that could become hung or
caught up by the vacuum cleaner.
• Never move the vacuum cleaner by pulling it by the electrical supply cord.
• Never use extension leads, plug-in connection devices and adapters.
• Do not remove the hopper lid when the vacuum is running.
• Do not climb on the vacuum cleaner.
