General Regulations - CleanCraft dryCAT 133 IC-HC Manual De Uso

This symbol will be used to remind
the operator to pay attention to operations
that can cause injuries, even death, to the
operator himself or to people or animals
present in the surroundings.
Moreover the operations identified by
this symbol could cause even irreparable
damages to the vacuum cleaner.
INTRODUCTION
It's important that the vacuum cleaner be
used by responsible persons who keep a
proper use of functioning, maintenance and
repairing. In case of problems of functioning
always ask your dealer.
The aim of the present handbook of
instructions is to inform the operator of the
main functions of the vacuum cleaner so
as to work always in safe conditions.
It is the buyer's responsibility to assure
that the vacuum cleaner is used by people
informed about the present handbook of
instructions.
The buyer is not allowed to modify or
tamper with the vacuum cleaner in any way,
under pain of warranty voidance and the
exemption of the manufacturing company
from liability about eventual damages to
things or people.
In case of loss or damage of the handbook,
please contact the manufacturing
company.
In case of sale of the vacuum cleaner please
deliver the present handbook of instructions
to the future owner or inform the buyer
about the manufacturing company data.

GENERAL REGULATIONS

- Read the present manual before starting
up the vacuum cleaner.
- Check that the staff authorized to
operate the vacuum cleaner has read
this instruction manual.
WARNING:
- Before use the operators should be
informed, instructed and trained to
use the device and the substances for
which it must be used, including the
safe method of removal and elimination
of the collected material.
- For maintenance by the user, the
device must be dismantled, cleaned,
and serviced, as much as is reasonably
applicable, without causing risks to
maintenance staff and to others.
S u i t a b l e p r e c a u t i o n s i n c l u d e
decontamination before dismantling,
conditions for forced exhaust air
ventilation in the room where the
device is dismantled, cleaning of the
maintenance area and suitable protection
for the staff.
- The user or any trained person must carry
out a technical check – at least once
a year – which consists, for example,
in checking the filters, searching for
damages to the air-tightness of the
device and the correct functioning of
the control mechanism.
- It is necessary to supply a proper exchange
of air in the room if the exhaust air of the
device returns into the room. Reference
to national regulations is necessary.
- All the parts of the device must be deemed
to be contaminated when they
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