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WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
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Check that the mains voltage corresponds with that shown on the
rating plate of an electrical appliance before you use it.
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Check that the socket to which you connect the electrical appliance
is earthed.
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Always install electrical appliances on a stable and level surface
where it cannot fall over.
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Certain parts of an electrical appliance may become warm or
sometimes hot. Do not touch them as you may burn yourself.
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Make sure your hands are dry when you touch an electrical appliance,
a cord or a plug.
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Electrical appliances must be able to lose their heat to avoid fire
hazards. Therefore, make sure that the appliance has sufficient
clearance around it and that it does not come into contact with
flammable materials. Electrical appliances must never be covered.
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Make sure that electrical appliances, cords or plugs do not come into
contact with water.
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Never immerse electrical appliances, cords or plugs in water or any
other liquid.
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Do not touch electrical appliances if they have fallen in the water.
Immediately pull the plug out of the socket. Stop using the appliance.
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Make sure that electrical appliances, cords and plugs do not come
into contact with heat sources, such as a hot hob or open fire.
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Never let cords hang over the edge of the sink, a worktop or a table.
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Always remove plug from the socket when you are not using the
electrical appliance.
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Remove the plug from the socket by pulling the plug itself and not
the cord.
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Regularly check if the cord of the electrical appliance is not damaged.
Do not use the electrical appliance if the cord shows signs of damage.
If the cord is damaged, it should be replaced by the manufacturer, a
technical service provider or a person with an equivalent qualification,
to avoid any danger.
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The appliance may not be switched on with the aid of an external
time switch, or by a separate system with remote control.
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