external parts of the appliance.
•
Never put ground coffee in the hopper
intended only for coffee beans.
•
DO NOT TUG ON THE SUPPLY
CABLE TO UNPLUG THE APPLIANCE
FROM THE MAINS.
•
Do not touch the appliance with damp
or wet hands or feet.
•
Do not use the appliance barefoot.
The manufacturer cannot be held
responsible for bodily injury or damage
to property if these regulations are not
complied with.
12. Noise level
EEC Countries:
The maximal noise emission of our
appliances (valued as acoustic power) is
81 dB(A).
The daily personal noise exposure of a
worker, due ONLY to an appliance’s
limit operation of 240 minutes per eight
hours, is 78 dB(A), according to
European Directive 86/188/EEC and
European Directive 2003/10/EC.
Therefore during he appliance’s normal
operation, no provisions are to be taken
in order to prevent such risks arising or
likely to arise from noise exposure at
work (articles 3-8 of European Directive
2003/10/EC).
USA & Canada:
The noise level of our appliances is
included within the limits stated in U.
S. regulation 29 CFR 1910. 95 (‘
Occu-
pational Health and Environment
Control - Occupational noise exposure
’)
for eight hours continuously in a day (in
reference to a noise exposure due solely
to appliance operation).
Said noise level has been determined on
identical news appliances.
13. Maintenance
It is essential to check the state of the
supply cable and plug periodically.
IN THE EVENT THE SUPPLY CABLE
OR PLUG ARE DAMAGED, CALL IN
SKILLED TECHNICAL PERSONNEL TO
REPLACE THEM, THIS TO PREVENT
ANY RISK.
IN
-CERTIFIED APPLIANCES, A
SPECIAL TOOL IS REQUIRED TO
OPEN THE BASE PLATE TO GET AT
THE CABLE.
It is recommended to use original spare
parts only.
In order to assure the lasting efficiency
of the appliance, skilled technical
personnel must be called in to perform
periodical maintenance, including
detailed checks of the state of those
components subject to wear.
The state of the grinding blades must be
checked periodically. Keeping the
grinding blades in an excellent state
assures high-quality grinding, resulting
in greater productivity and limited over-
heating.
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