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3. SAFETY
3.1. General safety rules
Carefully read the whole instruction manual.
The connection to the electricity mains must comply with the current safety
Do not clean the machine with gasoline and/or solvents of any kind.
Do not site the machine near heating equipment (stoves or radiators).
standards in the user’s country.
The machine must be connected to an electric outlet that is:
The power cord must not be:
compatible with the plug provided with the machine;
of dimensions conforming to the data shown on the rating plate on the
side of the machine;
properly grounded;
connected to a system provided with a differential switch and circuit break-
connected to a system that has been certified according to the current
standards and regulations in the country of use.
er;
allowed to come into contact with any kind of liquid: danger of electric
shocks and/or fire;
crushed and/or brought into contact with sharp surfaces;
used to move the machine;
used if it shows any damage;
handled with damp or wet hands;
wound into a coil when the machine is on.
tampered with.
Repair work may be performed only by a Service Center authorized by the
Manufacturer and/or specialized, trained personnel.
ln case of fire, use carbon dioxide (CO2) extinguishers. Do not use water or
powder extinguishers.
In the event of improper use, all warranty rights will be forfeited
and the manufacturer will accept no liability for injury or dam-
age to persons and/or property.
The following are to be considered improper use:
- any use other than the intended use and/or with methods other than those
- any operation on the machine that is in contrast with the directions provided
- use of the machine after any components have been tampered with and/or
- use of the machine after it has undergone repair with components not au-
- outdoor installation of the machine.
The machine is shut down by turning off the on/off switch.
thorized by the manufacturer;
safety devices have been changed;
herein;
described herein;
3.2. Stop functions
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