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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
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The instructions should be included with
the appliance if you sell it, or pass it on.
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Always follow local regulations for safety
at the workplace and prevention of
accidents.
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Read all the instructions, safety
instructions and warning labels on the
product before using it. Failure to follow
all the instructions and safety instructions
can result in the risk of electric shock and/
or serious personal injury.
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High-pressure jets can be dangerous if
they are not used properly. Do not point
the jet at persons or animals, at live
electrical equipment, or at the high-
pressure washer unit.
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Wear safety glasses and suitable personal
safety equipment.
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The appliance is not intended to be used
by persons (children or adults) with any
form of functional disorders, or by persons
who do not have sufficient experience or
knowledge on how to use it, unless they
have received instructions concerning the
use of the appliance from someone who
is responsible for their safety.
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Keep children under supervision to make
sure they do not play with the appliance.
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The water jet from the high-pressure
nozzle causes the spray gun to jerk when
the trigger is pressed. Keep a firm footing
and good balance at all times, and keep a
firm grip on the spray gun and the spray
head.
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Never leave the appliance unattended
when switched on.
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Do not use the appliance at temperatures
lower than 0°C.
WARNING!
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Only use chemicals recommended by the
manufacturer. The use of other
detergents or chemicals can put safety
at risk.
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Do not point the jet at yourself or any
other person, e.g. to clean clothes or
shoes.
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Do not use the appliance near other
persons who are not wearing safety
clothing.
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Never allow children, or anyone who is
unfamiliar with the appliance and these
instructions, to use it.
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Switch off the appliance with the power
switch and pull out the plug during
longer interruptions to the work.
Electrical components
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Do not touch the plug or power cord with
wet hands or other wet parts of your body.
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All live components in the work area must
be protected from the penetration of
water.
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Route the power cord and extension cord
so that they cannot be driven over, trod
on, or tripped over. Keep power cords
away from heat, oil and sharp edges.
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Never leave the appliance running when
unattended.
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Do not use the appliance in explosive
environments, such as in the vicinity of
flammable liquids, gases or dust.
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Never use undiluted or diluted solvents
such as petrol, acetone, thinner, fuel oil
etc., or undiluted acids, in the appliance.
These substances can damage the
appliance and produce a mist that is toxic
and explosive, or highly flammable.
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Never use the appliance with flammable
or toxic liquids, or liquids that are
otherwise incompatible with the
appliance.
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Keep the packaging material out of the
reach of children – risk of suffocation.
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Only use spare parts and accessories
recommended by the manufacturer.
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Switch off the appliance and pull out the
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