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Danger! Electric shock due to penetration of liquid.
f Do not use the appliance near bathtubs, showers or other water-
filled containers. It should also not be used in areas of high
humidity. Always disconnect from the mains power supply after
use since water can pose a hazard, even when the appliance is
switched off.
f Always position or store electrical equipment where it cannot
fall into water (e.g. washbasin). Keep the appliance away from
water and other liquids.
f If you have wet hands, do not use the appliance and never con-
nect it to or disconnect it from the mains.
f Never touch electrical equipment that has fallen into water
or reach into water to retrieve it. Disconnect from the mains
immediately.
f If the appliance is dropped into water, it may not be used again
subsequently. Have the appliance inspected at a service centre
before using it again.
f Only use and store the appliance in dry rooms.
f Faulty electrical installation, a mains voltage that is too high or
improper use can result in short circuiting or electric shocks.
f As an additional safety measure, it is recommended that a
tested residual current appliance (RCD) with a residual operat-
ing current of not more than 30 mA be installed in the circuit. Ask
an electrician for advice.
Danger of explosion!
f Never use the product in an environment with a high concentra-
tion of aerosol (spray) products or in which oxygen is released.
Warning! Burning and fire hazards
f Parts of the appliance may become hot during use. This poses a
burning hazard!
f Always maintain a sufficient distance from any highly flammable
items, such as drapes or curtains.
f Place the appliance on a solid and heat-resistant surface after
use.
f Allow the appliance to cool down completely before cleaning or
storing it.
f Do not leave the appliance unattended either during or after use.
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