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GBSafety
When the appliance is switched on and
immediately after boiling, there is a risk
of burns on hot housing parts:
Only hold the water container at the
handle provided for this purpose.
Let the appliance cool down for a while
prior to carrying out maintenance. The
bottom of the water container remains
warm for a long time.
Water may spoil if it is left in the appli-
ance for several days:
Do not leave any water in the appliance
when it is not in use. Pour out any unused
water. Clean the appliance regularly.
A faulty appliance can cause damage
and injuries:
Check the appliance for damage prior
to each use. If you detect any transport
damage, immediately contact the dealer
from whom you purchased the appli-
ance. Never operate a faulty appliance.
Never operate an appliance that has
been dropped.
The appliance needs to be repaired
in the event of a fault or a damaged
power cord. The appliance does not
contain any parts that you are able to
repair yourself.
Damage may occur if the appliance is
handled incorrectly. Place the appliance
on a dry, level, and non-slip surface.
Do not place the appliance on a hot
surface or in the vicinity of powerful heat
sources.
Do not place the appliance on a surface
that could be damaged by water and
heat (e.g. untreated wood.)
Position the appliance so that other
objects and furniture (e.g. wall cabinets)
are not damaged by the steam and heat
that it produces.
Do not let the power cable dangle.
After use, store the cable in the cable
compartment on the underside of the
appliance.
Never operate the appliance without
water or with too little water. Fill the
water container at a minimum to the
0.
25 litre marker.
Before you store the appliance:
Unplug the power plug and let the
appliance completely cool down. Allow
the appliance to completely dry at room
temperature or dry it with a cloth.
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