Risks involved in handling electrical appliances
- Connect the appliance only to a correctly installed electrical
socket with a mains voltage equivalent to that shown on the
rating plate�
- To avoid risk of injury, accident or damage to the
appliance, the mains lead, if damaged, should only be
replaced by a professional repair shop recommended by
the manufacturer�
- Ensure that the electrical socket is located near the
appliance and easily accessible in order to quickly unplug
the appliance from the mains in the event of an operating
problem�
- Repairs must only be carried out by approved specialist
workshops� Appliances that have been repaired
incorrectly represent a danger to the user�
- To avoid accidents, do not leave the appliance
unsupervised while it is in operation�
- To avoid accidents, multiple household appliances should
never be connected to the same electrical socket at the
same time (e�g� using a triple socket adapter)�
- Never immerse the appliance in water and do not use it
outside, as it should not be exposed to rain or any other
kind of damp� Risk of electrocution!
- In the event of the appliance falling into water, remove
the mains plug from the electrical socket before lifting
the appliance out of the water! Do not turn the appliance
on again, but have it checked first at an approved service
point� The same applies if the mains lead or appliance is
damaged, or if the appliance has been dropped or
damaged in any way� Risk of electrocution!
- Always unplug the appliance from the mains when not in
use, before cleaning or in the event of operating problems!
Never pull on the mains lead! Risk of electrocution!