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Non-adherence to the operational instructions and
assembly instructions and normal wear and tear are also
excluded from warranty.
Residual Danger and Protective Measures
Electric residual danger:
Threat Description
Direct Electric shock
electrical
contact
Indirect Electric shock
electrical through a
contact medium
Other threats:
Threat Description
Flung-away Dirt, foreign
objects objects and so
forth can be
flung away and
inflict injuries
Slipping, The very feed
tripping, or cable and
falling device can
constitute the
cause of
tripping
Emergency Behavior
Perform an injury-appropriate first-aid treatment and call a
qualified emergency medical service as soon as possible.
Protect the injured person from other injuries and calm
them. On account of possible accidents, the workplace
must be equipped with a first-aid kit in accordance
with DIN 13164. The material which you take from the
first-aid kit must be immediately replenished.
If you seek help, state the following information:
1. Accident site
2. Accident type
3. Number of wounded persons
4. Injury type
Disposal
Disposal instructions follow from the pictograms placed on
the device and its package. The description of their
particular meanings can be found in the chapter titled
"Labeling".
Package disposal
The packaging protects the device from damage during
transportation. The packaging materials are chosen
essentially based on their environmental friendliness and
disposal methods and can be therefore recycled.
Returning the packaging into material circulation saves
raw materials and reduces the costs of waste disposal.
Parts of the packaging (e.g. the foil, styropor) can be
dangerous for children.
There's a danger of suffocation!
Keep these parts of the packaging away from children's
reach and dispose of them as quickly as possible.
Attendance Requirements
The attending personnel must read carefully through the
operational instructions.
Qualification
Apart from getting thorough instructions from a specialist,
there is no special qualification required to operate the
device.
Protective measure(s)
RCD safety switch
RCD safety switch
Protective measure(s)
Wear protective goggles
You as well as bystanders
should observe a sufficient
safe distance
According to the installation
type, take respective
measures (appropriate
installation site, marking the
installation site, etc.)
Minimum Age
The device can be operated only by persons who have
reached 16 years of age. An exemption from this rule
represents the case when the youth operate the device
within the frame of professional education for the purpose
of acquiring skills under the supervision of a trainer.
Training
Operating the device only requires getting adequate
instructions from a specialist or reading through this
owner's manual. No special training is necessary.
Servicing
Do you have technical questions? Complaint? Do you
need spare parts or a copy of the owner's manual?
At our Internet website (www.guede.com), in the Service
section, we will help you quickly and in a non-bureaucratic
way. Please help us help you. In order to identify your
device in case of a complaint, we need the serial number,
order number and the year of manufacture. All these
pieces of information can be found on the type label. To
have these pieces of information at disposal at all times,
please write them in below.
Serial number:
Order number:
Year of manufacture:
Tel.: +49 (0) 79 04 / 700-360
Fax: +49 (0) 79 04 / 700-51999
E-Mail: support@ts.guede.com
Maintenance and Storing
Keep the air vent and body clear of dust and dirt.
For cleaning, use a soft duster and a mild soap water
solution. Prevent direct contact of the device with
aggressive detergents. You must not use aggressive,
volatile or caustic detergents.
Have your high-pressure cleaner checked once a year by
a qualified, authorized specialist.
The device has to be protected from dampness and dust.
If you are not going to use the device for longer periods of
time, store it covered in a dry, safe place inaccessible by
children.
At any rate, protect the device from frost!
Filter Cleaning/Checks – Vario Nozzle Cleaning
Unscrew the adapter on the water supply connection and
pull out the filter sieve by narrow, flat pliers. Rinse the filter
sieve with water and insert it back in. A damaged sieve
needs to be replaced.
ATTENTION! Under no circumstances put the high-
pressure cleaner into operation if the filter sieve is
damaged or missing.
Use a thin wire to clean the Vario nozzle or to remove
potential obstructions. See below.
Defect Detection
The following table shows possible defects, their potential
causes and means of their remedies. If you are unable to
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