Troubleshooting; Disposal; Disposable/Rechargeable Batteries - SilverCrest SHLF 2000 A1 Mode D'emploi

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Fault
Appliance cannot be
switched on
Appliance cannot be
switched off
Appliance switches off
automatically
9.1 Appliance
The symbol with the crossed-
out rubbish bin on wheels
means that within the European
Union, the product must be
disposed of to a sorted rubbish
collection. This applies to the
product and all accessories which are
marked with this symbol. Marked products
must not be disposed of via the regular
domestic waste but must be handed in to a
recycling centre for electrical or electronic
devices. Recycling helps to reduce the use of
raw materials and
environment. It is therefore imperative that
you follow the
applicable in your country.
SHLF 2000 A1

8. Troubleshooting

Cause
Faulty fuse or wall socket
Faulty appliance
Faulty electronic components
Safety switch has triggered
Thermal cut-out has triggered

9. Disposal

to relieve the
disposal regulations
Remedy
Select another wall socket
Have repairs carried out at a specialist
workshop or dispose of the appliance. You
will find the service address in "Service
Centre" on page 49.
Have repairs carried out at a specialist
workshop or dispose of the appliance. You
will find the service address in "Service
Centre" on page 49.
Set the appliance upright (see "6.9 Safety
switch" on page 46)
Allow the appliance to cool down (see
"6.8 Thermal cut-out" on page 46)
Clean the appliance (see "7. Cleaning" on
page 46)

9.2 Disposable/rechargeable batteries

Batteries must not be disposed of
with normal household waste. Flat
batteries must be disposed of
properly. Special containers for battery
disposal are provided for this purpose at the
shop where you bought the batteries or at a
municipal collection point. Batteries and
rechargeable batteries on which the
following letters are printed contain harmful
substances as follows: Cd (cadmium), Hg
(mercury), Pb (lead).
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