Dangers Of Injury; Danger Of Electric Shock And Fire; Danger From Rechargeable Batteries - DS Produkte HZ-01 Mode D'emploi

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service department or a similarly qualifi ed person (e.g. special-
ist workshop) in order to avoid any hazards.

Dangers of Injury

■ Keep the device and packaging material away from children and animals. There is a
risk of injury and suffocation!

Danger of Electric Shock and Fire

■ Do not use the device if highly fl ammable gases are present in the air.
■ Do not touch the device with wet hands. Do not operate it outdoors or in rooms with
high humidity.
■ Never pick up liquids with the device. Do not pour liquids into the dust container.
■ Store the device only in dry indoor rooms.
■ In the event of damage/faults (e.g. unusual noises, odour or smoke development),
switch the device off immediately.
■ Never carry or pull the mains adapter by the cable; always treat the cable with care.
Avoid pinching the cable in doors or pulling it over sharp edges or corners. Keep the
cable away from hot surfaces.
■ Connect the mains adapter only to a plug socket whose mains voltage corresponds
to the data on the rating plate. The plug socket must still be accessible after the con-
nection has been made.
■ In the interest of your own safety, you should check the device for damage each time
before you use it. Only use it if it is not damaged in any way!
■ Switch the device off and pull the mains plug out of the plug socket
– in the event of a thunderstorm,
– if there are faults with the mains adapter / charging station,
– if liquids or foreign bodies have found their way into the device.
■ Always pull the plug, never the cable, to remove the mains plug from the plug socket.
Touch the mains plug only with dry hands.

Danger from Rechargeable Batteries

■ Rechargeable batteries can be deadly if swallowed. Seek medical attention immedi-
ately if a battery has been swallowed.
■ Before inserting the battery pack, check whether the contacts are clean and clean
them if necessary.
■ Use only the battery type specifi ed in the technical data.
■ If the battery has leaked, do not allow your skin, eyes and mucous membranes to
come into contact with the battery acid. If you touch battery acid, rinse the affected
sites with abundant fresh water immediately and contact a doctor as soon as possi-
ble.
■ Remove a leaking battery from the device immediately. Clean the contacts before
inserting a new battery.
■ The battery must not be taken apart, thrown into a fi re, immersed in liquids or
short-circuited.
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