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If the appliance, the mains lead or the
mains plug is defective or if the appli-
ance shows any other signs of damage
or is not functioning, it must not be put
into service.
When unplugging the mains lead from
the socket, take hold of the plug – do
not pull on the lead.
electric shock, do not expose the appli-
ance to rain or other damp conditions.
Do not operate the appliance close to
bath tubs, swimming pools or splashing
water.
Do not place any receptacles containing
ance. They could fall over and the spilt
liquid could lead to considerable dama-
ge and/or the risk of electric shock.
Do not immerse the appliance in run-
ning water or other liquids and do not
put it in a dishwasher.
If foreign objects or liquids should get
into the appliance, immediately unplug
the mains plug from the power socket.
experts before using it again. Otherwise
there is a risk of electric shock.
Do not on any account open up the ap-
pliance – this may only be done by a
risk of electric shock. Touching compo-
nents that carry electric current is poten-
tially life-threatening.
Never attempt to repair a defective ap-
pliance yourself. Always refer the prob-
lem to your appliance dealer.
Always have servicing carried out by
placing yourself and others at risk.
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Even when the appliance is switched off
and in standby mode it is still connec-
ted to the electrical power supply. If you
are not going to be using the appliance
for an extended period (e.g. holiday),
unplug the mains plug from the mains
power socket. When doing so, take hold
of the plug only, do not pull on the po-
wer cord.
prohibited.
Damaged appliances (e.g. with cracked
glass) or accessories must not continue
to be used.
Make sure that the mains lead and/or
the mains plug is/are always accessible
-
so that the appliance can be quickly dis-
connected from the power supply if ne-
cessary.
Do not plug the appliance into a mains
power socket that is shared by other ap-
pliances.
Route the mains lead in such a way that
nobody can trip over it.
The mains power socket should be as
close to the appliance as possible.
When connecting to the power supply,
make sure the mains plug is pushed all
the way into the socket.
Use a suitable, easily accessible mains
power socket close to the appliance and
avoid using multi-socket adaptors.
Do not take hold of the mains plug with
wet hands – risk of electric shock!
In the event of faults that indicate an
electrical malfunction, immediately un-
plug the mains plug from the power
outlet socket.
If a thunderstorm is threatening, unplug
the appliance from the mains before the
storm starts.
If the appliance is not to be used for an
extended period, e.g. before going away
on holiday, unplug it from the mains.
If the glass-ceramic surface breaks or
cracks, switch off the appliance to pre-
vent electric shock.