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HOPPER WITHOUT FIRST UNPLUGGING THE APPLIANCE FROM THE
MAINS.
•Take care, as the grinding blades may continue rotating for a short while even
after the appliance is switched off.
•THE USER IS NOT AUTHORIZED TO REMOVE SCREWS OR ANY PARTS
SCREWED ONTO THE APPLIANCE.
•In the event the appliance is not working properly or is faulty, contact skilled
technical personnel, and do not attempt to make repairs yourself.
•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.
•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).
•Do not let liquids of any kind come into contact with the internal or external
parts of the appliance.
•Never put ground coffee in the hopper intended only for coffee beans.
•Do not tamper with the appliance.
•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 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).