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HOPPER WITHOUT FIRST UNPLUGGING THE APPLIANCE FROM THE
MAINS.
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Take care, as the grinding blades may continue rotating for a short while even
after the appliance is switched off.
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THE USER IS NOT AUTHORIZED TO REMOVE SCREWS OR ANY PARTS
SCREWED ONTO THE APPLIANCE.
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In the event the appliance is not working properly or is faulty, contact skilled
technical personnel, and do not attempt to make repairs yourself.
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BEFORE PERFORMING ANY WORK ON THE APPLIANCE, INCLUDING
CLEANING AND/OR MAINTENANCE, DISCONNECT IT FROM THE
POWER SUPPLY BY UNPLUGGING.TURNING OFF THE APPLIANCE USING
ITS MASTER SWITCH DOES NOT ASSURE THE SAME CONDITIONS OF
SAFETY.
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When the appliance is left unattended, the appliance’s power supply must be dis-
connected using its master switch (for example, at night, during work breaks,
midweek closing or holidays).
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Do not let liquids of any kind come into contact with the internal or external
parts of the appliance.
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Never put ground coffee in the hopper intended only for coffee beans.
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Do not tamper with the appliance.
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Do not tug on the supply cable to unplug the appliance from the mains.
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Do not touch the appliance with damp or wet hands or feet.
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Do not use the appliance barefoot.
The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for bodily injury or damage to prop-
erty if these regulations are not complied with.
12) NOISE LEVEL
EEC Countries:
The maximal noise emission of our coffee-grinders or grinder-dosers (valued as
acoustic power) is 81 dB(A), measured in ISO 3741 reverberating chamber,
according to EN 60704-1:1998 and EN 60704-3:1996.
The daily personal noise exposure of a worker, due only to an appliance’s limit
operation of 240 min. per eight hours, is 78 dB(A), according to ED 86/188/EEC
and ED 2003/10/EEC.Therefore during he appliance’s normal operation, no pro-
visions are to be taken in order to prevent such risks arising or likely to arise
from noise exposure at work (articles 3-8 of ED 2003/10/EEC).
