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Danger of electrocution

The compressor is an electrical device that is powered by sup-
ply voltage. It has been designed so that no live parts are ac-
cessible. However, if ambient conditions are unfavourable or if
the compressor or power cord is damaged, this protection may
no longer be provided. It may then be possible to come into
contact with live parts. This in turn may lead to an electric
shock. To avoid this danger, follow the instructions below:
– Make sure that the compressor housing, the power cord and
the power plug are undamaged every time before use. The
compressor must not be operated
– if the housing, the power cord or the power plug is
damaged,
– if a fault is suspected following a fall or similar.
– Never leave the compressor unattended while it is in use.
– Plug the compressor into an easily accessible socket. It
should be possible to unplug the power plug at all times.
– Switch the compressor off and disconnect the power plug
from the mains socket immediately:
– if it is suspected that the compressor or the power cord
might have been damaged (e.g., after the compressor
has fallen or if there is a smell of burning plastic)
– if a malfunction occurs during operation
– before cleaning and maintaining the device
– immediately after use
– Keep the power cord away from domestic animals (e.g., ro-
dents). They may damage the insulation on the power cord.
Hazard due to small parts which can be
swallowed
The product contains small parts. Small parts can block the air-
ways and lead to a choking hazard. Keep all components of
the product out of the reach of babies and infants at all times.
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