General Safety Instructions For Electrical Equipment - SilverCrest SHK 360 A1 Consignes D'utilisation Et De Sécurité

and 30° C. Prior to storage, the
appliance must have completely
cooled down. Please store the ap-
pliance in the original packaging
materials.
z General safety
instructions for electrical
equipment
Only connect the appliance
„ „
via a fault-current (FC) circuit
breaker.
Protect yourself from electric
„ „
shocks. Avoid touching it when
using earthed appliances
(e.g. refrigerators, water
pipes, etc.).
DANGER! Avoid
„ „
contact with live wires.
This appliance provides no
insulation against electric
shocks.
Prior to commissioning the
„ „
appliance, check that the
voltage indicated on the type
plate of the appliance and
voltage of your power supply
are the same.
Regularly examine the
„ „
extension and power cable.
Immediately replace faulty
cables with new ones.
If the power cable for this
„ „
appliance is damaged, ensure
that the cable is replaced by
the manufacturer, a customer
service technician or a
qualified repair shop to avoid
any possible hazards.
If you do not use the appliance
„ „
for a longer period of time
store it in a dry environment.
Make sure that the connec-
„ „
tion cable is not hanging or
stretched across edges, or else
there is a risk of injury.
Do not misuse the power
„ „
cable to carry or suspend the
appliance or to pull the plug
out of the plug socket.
Never pull the mains plug out
„ „
of the plug socket by holding
on to the cable.
Do not use electronic
„ „
appliances in moist or wet
environments and do not
expose them to rain or high
levels of humidity.
Never switch electrical
„ „
appliances on in close
proximity of easily flammable
liquids or gases.
Never use the direct in the
„ „
direct vicinity of a bathtub,
shower stall or swimming pool.
Make sure that no other
„ „
electrical appliance is
connected to the same electric
circuit because this can result
in an overload.
If you are going to be absent,
„ „
disconnect the mains plug.
Safety instructions Table of contents
GB/IE/NI 29