Electrical Energy; Hot Surfaces; Suction Danger; Faults - aqua technix AQ 280 Traduction Du Instruction D'utilisation Originale

2.7.3

Electrical energy

There is an increased risk of electric shock when working on the
electrical system due to the humid environment.
Electrical protective earth conductors which were not installed
correctly can also result in electric shocks, for example due to
oxidation or cable breakage.
 Observe VDE and utility company regulations.
Build swimming pools and their protection according to

DIN VDE 0100-702.
 Before working on the electrical system, take the following
measures:
– Disconnect system from the power supply.
– Attach a warning sign: "Do not switch on! The system is
being worked on."
– Ensure that the system is free of voltage.
Check the electrical system regularly to ensure it is in proper

working condition.
2.7.4

Hot surfaces

The electric motor can reach temperatures of up to 70 °C. There
is a risk of being burned.
 Do not touch the motor during operation.
 Allow the pump/unit to cool down before servicing it.
2.7.5

Suction danger

Due to a small suction surface, there is a danger of people, long
hair or other objects being sucked in.
 Fit the suction area according to DIN EN 13451 and the data
sheet 60.03 "Safeguarding of discharge lines against
pressing forces" published by the German Society for the
Bathing Industry (Deutschen Gesellschaft für das
Badewesen).
2.8

Faults

 In case of a fault, immediately switch the pump off and
remove it from operation.
 Have all faults repaired immediately.
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