Kärcher K 4 Premium, Руководство по эксплуатации

Страница: 4 / 16

4 English
hose, hand spray gun and
safety installations, for dam-
age prior to every operation.
Immediately replace dam-
aged components. Do not op-
erate appliance with dam-
aged components.
 High-pressure jets can be
dangerous if improperly used.
The jet may not be directed at
persons, animals, live electri-
cal equipment or at the appli-
ance itself.
 The high-pressure jet must
not be directed at other per-
sons or the user him-/herself
to clean clothing or footwear.

Vehicle tyres/tyre valves are
susceptible to damage from
the high-pressure jet and may
burst. The first indication for
this is a discolouration of the
tyre. Damaged vehicle tyres/
tyre valves are perilous. Keep
a minimum jet distance of
30 cm during cleaning!
몇
WARNING
 Do not use the appliance
when there are other persons
around unless they are also
wearing protective clothing.
 The appliance must not be
operated by children or per-
sons who have not been in-
structed accordingly.
 This appliance is not intended
for use by persons with limit-
ed physical, sensory or men-
tal capacities or lacking expe-
rience and/or skills, unless
such persons are accompa-
nied and supervised by a per-
son in charge of their safety
or they have received precise
instructions on the use of this
appliance and have under-
stood the resulting risks.
 Children must not play with
this appliance.

Supervise children to prevent
them from playing with the
appliance.
몇
CAUTION

Create stability for the appli-
ance prior to any work on or
with the appliance to prevent
accidents or damage.

The water jet that is emitted
from the high-pressure noz-
zle results in a repulsion pow-
er acting on the hand spray
gun. Make sure that you have
a firm footing and are also
holding the hand spray gun
and spray lance firmly.
 Never leave the appliance
unattended as long as it is in
operation.
ATTENTION

In case of extended breaks,
switch off the appliance at the
appliance switch.
 Do not operate the appliance
at temperatures below 0 °C.