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 If you are not careful with the device, this could lead to a risk of fire.
Be careful when using the device in the vicinity of flammable
materials. Do not point it in one direction for a long period.
 Do not use in an explosive atmosphere.
 Heat can be conducted towards covered, flammable
materials. After use, place the device on the stand
and leave to cool before it is stored.
 Do not leave a device that is turned on unsupervised.
 Warning! Always turn the device off if you're not using it.
 Warning! Always remove the plug from the socket for cleaning and
maintenance work, or changing the mouthpiece! And make sure that
the device has cooled down completely.
Not following the safety guidelines can lead to electric shock, fire and/or
serious personal injury.
Safety instructions work area
 Ensure there is a clear and well-illuminated working environment.
Messy, dark working environments lead to accidents.
 Never use electrical tools in a potentially explosive atmosphere, such
as near flammable liquids, gasses, vapours or other substances.
Electrical tools can cause sparks which could set light to these
substances.
 When you are using electrical tools, keep children and bystanders at
a safe distance. If you are distracted, you may lost control of the tool.
Instructions for electrical safety
 Plugs for electrical devices must fit properly into the socket. Never
make any changes to a plug. Do not use adapters. Standard plugs
and suitable sockets reduce the chance of an electric shock.
 Prevent physical contact with earthed surfaces, e.g. pipes, radiators,
hobs and fridges. If your body is earthed, the chance of an electric
shock is increased.
 Never expose electrical tools to rain or moisture. If water penetrates
an electrical device, the chance of an electric shock is increased.
 Never use the cable to carry an electrical device, to move it or to pull
the plug out of the socket. Protect the cable against oil, heat, sharp
edges and moving parts. Damaged or jammed cables increase the
chance of electric shock.
 When you are using electrical devices outdoors, use an extension
cable that is suitable for outdoor use. Using a cable that is suitable
for outdoor use reduces the chance of an electric shock.
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