Safety Instructions
They’re Important, So Please Read arefully!
Please DO…
Keep these instructions in a safe place for future reference – you may need them
The SOLIS works best on a clean, dry and flat surface. Try it, you’ll see.
The SOLIS needs room to breathe, so made sure it’s new home has adequate
ventilation. on’t put it on beds, sofas, rugs, enclosed bookcases / cabinets or
anywhere else where its ventilation maybe obstructed and it can overheat.
Made sure that your SOLIS is connected to the correct power supply as indicated
on the unit.
Unplug your SOLIS when it’s not in use for a long period (days not hours)
Always make sure power cables are placed safely and not obstructing a walkway.
If you move your SOLIS from a cool to a warm place, condensation may form on
the surface of the vacuum tube. It’s nothing to worry about, but allow 1 hour
before you switch it on again. This will avoid leakage or a blow out of the vacuum
tube due to too much sudden heat.
You really should get your SOLIS serviced by an authorized service engineer if:
1. The power supply or cord is damaged
2. It drops or is struck by a falling object
3. It’s exposed to rain or moisture
4. Liquid is split on it
5. It’s not operating normally or shows a sudden change in performance
Please DON’T…
on’t put your SOLIS anywhere near water – it hates it. So avoid placing it near
bathtubs, sinks, washing machines, swimming pools, saunas, Jacuzzis, kettles,
precariously balanced pints of beers etc.
Exposed it direct sunlight or to extremes of temperatures or humidity.
on’t leave it near direct heat sources such as radiators, stoves, gas fires, naked
flames or candles.
Never drop the unit. It’s delicate, so don’t apply excessive force to the controls or
place heavy objects on top of it either.
on’t let too much dust gather on your SOLIS – give it a regular wipe with a soft
dry cloth. If necessary, use a slightly damp cloth but O NOT use solvents.
The SOLIS has valves, and they can get hot. on’t touch the tubes and keep away
