Rössle Fango 2000 Manuel D'utilisation page 15

Attention – danger to life! Never immerse the suction head (1) into water or any other liquid!
Never hold the suction head (1) under flowing water, and always protect it from splashes!
For cleaning, remove the plug (1.3) from the mains, and wipe the suction head (1) with a damp cloth. Always clean
the pond sludge suction cleaner at the end of work. Never clean the pond sludge suction cleaner before starting
work! When pumping, unwind the power cable (1.3) completely. Never pull the pond sludge suction cleaner by the
power cable (1.3). Ensure that the power cable (1.3) is not trapped, squashed, or driven over. This could damage the
insulation. Connect the pond sludge suction cleaner only to a correctly installed 230 V socket which has protective
contacts and which is correctly equipped with a residual current circuit breaker (FI 30mA, RCD, VDE 0100T739). If an
extension cable is required, ensure that the extension is suitable for the connected load of the pond sludge suction
cleaner. Cable drums must be fully unwound (heat generation).
Remove the mains plug from the socket:
– for cleaning the pond sludge suction cleaner
– for cleaning the dirt pump (2.1)
– for emptying the container (2)
– if the appliance has a fault
– when the appliance is no longer in use
Note!
The pond sludge suction cleaner is fitted with a cut-off switch.
The suction effect is interrupted when the liquid level in the container (2) rises too high, and therefore triggers the
cut-off switch.
Remove the dirt or the foreign bodies from the intake opening of the dirt pump (2.1) (disconnect from the mains
first). See Cleaning the dirt pump.
Never reach into the intake opening of the dirt pump (2.1) when it is running (danger to life).
The pond sludge suction cleaner creates a very strong suction effect during operation! Never come into contact with
the suction opening!
Never direct the suction opening towards humans or animals!
If the appliance tips over while it is in operation, disconnect from the mains immediately! Set the appliance upright
again, put the I/O switch (1.2) into the OFF position, and empty the container.
Before restarting work, it must be ensured that there is no liquid in the suction head.
Check the pond sludge suction cleaner regularly for damage.
The pond sludge suction cleaner must not be operated with a damaged power cable (1.3) or other damage (from
dropping).
Never try to open the appliance yourself, or to replace the power cable (1.3).
Arrange for repairs to be carried out only by the manufacturer. Repairs carried out incorrectly can cause serious
injuries to the user.
Before you pull the plug (1.3) out of the socket, use the I/O switch (1.2) to switch off the appliance.
Never disconnect from the mains by pulling the cable. Instead, take hold of the plug to disconnect the appliance from
the mains.
Do not use the appliance when it is raining, or when a shower or storm is on the way.
The pond sludge suction cleaner must never be operated below the water level. (see fig. A + B) There is a danger
from self-priming, and therefore a possibility of flooding of the suction cleaner and of the building.
If the end of the suction hose (11) is higher than the location of the pond sludge suction cleaner, a hose block must
be fitted between the suction cleaner and the hose connection, in order to prevent water from running back into the
suction cleaner (danger of flooding).
No-one may remain in the water during the cleaning process. Bathing is forbidden!