Locking The Switch-On Button; Switching Off; Incorrect Use - Meister MRW1400-2 Traduction Du Manuel D'utilisation Original

running. The substance will be thrown
out, and contaminate the surrounding
and may injury eyes.

Locking the switch-on button

With the switch­on button
locked, the motor will continue
to operate even if the user
releases the button.
Figure 5|8: To lock the pressed switch­on
button, press the locking button as well.
Then release the switch­on button and the
locking button.

Switching off

General information
When you switch off the stirrer, wait
until it has come to a complete standstill.
Only then remove the stirrer out of the
substance. Pull the plug out of the power
socket.
Switching off when the switch-on
button is not locked
Release the switch­on button.
Switching off when the switch-on
button is locked
Briefly press the switch-on button. The
locking button will be released. Release
the switch­on button.

Incorrect use

All applications carried out with the device
that are not listed in the „Intended use"
chapter will be considered improper use.
The device may not be used for the
following purposes:
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• Never use the electrical tool as a drill,
• For polishing, grinding, sharpening,
engraving with appropriate tools,
• As drive for additional devices.
There is a risk of injury.
The guarantee is voided by the
manufacturer if components other than
original components are used on the
machine.
Residual risks
Even when the device is used properly,
there is a residual risk that cannot be
excluded. The following potential dangers
are inherent in the type and construction
of the device:
• Contact with the rotating chuck
(crushing injuries)
• Reaching into the rotating mixer paddle
(cut injuries)
• Damage to the hearing if the
prescribed ear defenders are not worn
• Electrical shock when touching non-
insulated electrical components.
If the instructions detailed in your operating
instructions are not observed, incorrect
use may result in other residual risks.
• This unit may not be used by people
(including children) with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capa-
cities, with a lack of experience and
without the appropriate knowledge,
unless they are supervised by some-
one who is responsible for their
safety or have been instructed by
such a person with regard to how the
unit is to be operated.
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