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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
CAUTION!
Be careful with your operations. With a dangerous voltage you can suffer a dangerous
electric shock when touching the wires!
This device has left our premises in absolutely perfect condition. In order to maintain this condition and to
ensure a safe operation, it is absolutely necessary for the user to follow the safety instructions and warning
notes written in this user manual.
Important:
Damages caused by the disregard of this user manual are not subject to warranty. The dealer
will not accept liability for any resulting defects or problems.
If the device has been exposed to drastic temperature fluctuation (e.g. after transportation), do not switch it
on immediately. The arising condensation water might damage your device. Leave the device switched off
until it has reached room temperature.
Please make sure that there are no obvious transport damages. Should you notice any damages on the A/C
connection cable or on the casing, do not take the device into operation and immediately consult your local
dealer. Please use the original packaging if the device is to be transported.
Please make sure that the device can always be disconnected from the mains. This device falls under
protection-class I. The power plug must only be plugged into a protection class I outlet. The voltage and
frequency must exactly be the same as stated on the device. Wrong voltages or power outlets can lead to
the destruction of the device and to mortal electrical shock.
Always plug in the power plug last. The power plug must always be inserted without force. Make sure that
the plug is tightly connected with the outlet. Never let the power-cord come into contact with other cables!
Handle the power-cord and all connections with the mains with particular caution! Never touch them with wet
hands, as this could lead to mortal electrical shock. Never modify, bend, strain mechanically, put pressure
on, pull or heat up the power cord. Never operate next to sources of heat or cold. Disregard can lead to
power cord damages, fire or mortal electrical shock. The cable insert or the female part in the device must
never be strained. There must always be sufficient cable to the device. Otherwise, the cable may be
damaged which may lead to mortal damage. Make sure that the power-cord is never crimped or damaged by
sharp edges. Check the device and the power-cord from time to time. If extension cords are used, make sure
that the core diameter is sufficient for the required power consumption of the device. All warnings concerning
the power cords are also valid for possible extension cords.
Always disconnect from the mains, when the device is not in use or before cleaning it. Only handle the
power-cord by the plug. Never pull out the plug by tugging the power-cord. Otherwise, the cable or plug can
be damaged leading to mortal electrical shock. If the power plug or the power switch is not accessible, the
device must be disconnected via the mains.
If the power plug or the device is dusty, the device must be taken out of operation, disconnected and then be
cleaned with a dry cloth. Dust can reduce the insulation which may lead to mortal electrical shock. More
severe dirt in and at the device should only be removed by a specialist.
There must never enter any liquid into power outlets, extension cords or any holes in the housing of the
device. If you suppose that also a minimal amount of liquid may have entered the device, it must immediately
be disconnected. This is also valid, if the device was exposed to high humidity. Also if the device is still
running, the device must be checked by a specialist if the liquid has reduced any insulation. Reduced
insulation can cause mortal electrical shock.
There must never be any objects entering into the device. This is especially valid for metal parts. If any metal
parts like staples or coarse metal chips enter into the device, the device must be taken out of operation and
disconnected immediately. Malfunction or short-circuits caused by metal parts may cause mortal injuries.
