Intended Use - Laufen CLEANET RIVA Notice Abrégée

SAFETY AND WARNING NOTICES

INTENDED USE

The Laufen shower toilet is designed to wash the rear area and also the female intimate
area with the lady shower. Any other kind of use is not permitted. Glowing cigarettes or
other burning objects must not be thrown into the WC bowl. Laufen shall not accept
liability for damage that occurs as a result of connecting the appliance incorrectly,
misuse or inappropriate use.
Persons with physical, sensory or mental disabilities as well as
persons who are completely unfamiliar with the appliance
(especially children) may only use the shower toilet under the
supervision or instruction of a responsible person.
WARNING NOTICES / PRECAUTIONS (YOUR SAFETY)
Never operate a faulty appliance. For further information, see operating manual
(www.laufen-cleanet.com), Laufen Cleanet Riva technical data.
Always use drinking water to operate your Laufen shower toilet. Do not use rainwater, grey water
or demineralised water.
Check all functions regularly to ensure they work normally. Should you have any suspicion that
the appliance is faulty, disconnect it immediately from the power supply and contact Laufen
customer services.
Every person feels temperatures differently. You should therefore check the water temperature
setting before using the shower toilet.
Thermal cleaning is performed using hot water: Caution, risk of scalding!
Do not sit on the shower toilet during thermal cleaning.
Do not attempt to open or repair the appliance yourself. Do not install any additional components
or make any modifications. The appliance contains live components. Opening the appliance can
be extremely dangerous!
Unprofessionally performed repairs can cause dangerous accidents, malfunctions or damage to
the appliance and installation. Repairs must therefore always be performed by trained and
authorised personnel using original spare parts and accessories.
Only original materials for electrical and water connections as well as original spare parts
may be used..
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