Fieldmann FDV 1001-A - Manual (Page 10)

EN 9
FDV 1001-A
Operating instructions
Do not spray the product with water or any other liquid. Do not pour water or any other liquids into
the appliance. Do not submerge the appliance in water or any other liquid.
Never leave the appliance switched on without supervision.
Do not touch machine parts until they have come to a complete stop.
Allow the motor to cool down before storing the machine in a closed room.
Under no circumstances should you repair or alter the product yourself. Entrust all repairs and
adjustments of this product to an authorised service centre or the vendor. Tampering with the
appliance during the warranty period may void the warranty.
The manufacturer is not responsible for damages caused by incorrect use of this product or its
accessories. Such damages include food spoilage, injuries, burns, scalding, fi re, etc.
Electrical safety
ATTENTION: Read all the safety warnings and all instructions. If you fail to follow the
provided warnings and instructions an injury caused by electrical shock could occur as well as
fi re or serious injuries.
NOTE: Keep these warnings and instructions for future use. The term "electric power tool" in all
warnings relates to your tool powered from the mains (it has a power cord installed) or cordless
tools (without a power cord).
The charger of the cordless device can be connected to any power plug, preventing discharge, that
is installed according to norms in force.
The plug must be powered at 230 V ~ 50 Hz.
Disconnect the charger if you will not be using it for a long time, if you are changing the tool or
performing maintenance on the tool.
The power plug on the tool's charger cord must correspond to the power socket. Never modify
the power plug in any way. Do not use any power plug adapters for tools protected by grounding.
Unmodifi ed power plugs and corresponding power sockets reduce the risk of injury by electrical
shock.
Do not touch grounded surfaces such as pipes, heaters, electrical stoves and refrigerators when
working with the machine. When your body is grounded the risk of injury by electrical shock is
increased.
Do not expose the electrical tool to rain or a moist environment. The entry of water into the electrical
tool increases the risk of injury by electrical shock.
Handle the power cord with care. Never use the power cord to carry or move the tool and do not pull
on it when you want to disconnect the tool from the power grid. Prevent the tool coming into contact
with greasy, hot and sharp items or moving parts. A damaged or tangled up power cord increases
the risk of injury by electrical shock.
When working with electric power tools in a moist environment, the power circuit must have current
protection installed (RSD - Residual Current Device). The use of a residual current device reduces
the risk of injury by electrical shock.