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English 7
Risk of scalding from high wa-
ter output if you tilt the due to
more than 30° to the side when
using it.
Applies to SC 1 devices only
Risk of scalding on the hot
steam boiler. Allow the steam
boiler to cool down before filling
it with water.
Does not apply to SC 3 devices
lNever disconnect accessories
from the device while steam is
being expelled.
Hot water may
drip out when disconnecting ac-
cessory parts. Allow the device
to cool down first. Never open
the maintenance / safety lock
during operation. Allow the de-
vice to cool down first. Do not
clamp the steam lever / steam
key during operation. Replace
a damaged steam hose immedi-
ately with a steam hose as rec-
ommended by the
manufacturer. lDo not steam any
objects which contain harmful
substances (e.g. asbestos).
몇 CAUTION Only operate or
store the device in accordance
with the description or figure.
lCheck the device and the ac-
cessories, in particular the pow-
er supply cable, safety lock and
steam hose, to make sure it is in
proper safe and reliable condi-
tion before operation each time.
Do not use the device if it is
damaged. Replace damaged
components immediately.
Only
switch on the device when water
is present in the steam boiler.
The device may otherwise over-
heat, see chapter Troubleshoot-
ing.
Accidents or damage due
to the device falling over. Before
all actions with or on the device,
you must make sure that it is sta-
ble.
ATTENTION
Do not fill with
any cleaning agents or other
supplements. Do not operate
the device at temperatures be-
low 0 °C.
Never leave the de-
vice unsupervised while it is in
operation.
Protect the device
from rain. Do not store the de-
vice outdoors. Device damage.
Never pour solvents, liquids
which contain solvents or diluted
acids (e.g. cleaning agent, pet-
rol, paint thinner and acetone)
into the boiler / water reservoir.
For upright machines
몇 CAUTION In order to guar-
antee stability, place the device
on a firm, flat surface. Do not
carry the device when perform-
ing cleaning work.
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