Kitchen Living FDM-1301 Manual Del Usuario página 9

DANGER!
Risk of electric shock!
Defective electrical installation or excessive line voltage could
lead to electric shock.
− Connect the treat maker only to an alternating current (AC)
power supply. Make sure that the voltage corresponds
with the voltage details on the device. The treat maker
must be operated using (120 V / 60 Hz)
alternating current (AC).
− Only connect the treat maker to an easily accessible socket
so that you can quickly pull the plug in an emergency.
− Do not use the treat maker if the housing or cord is
defective or has other visible damages. In the event of
damage, only have the treat maker serviced by the
manufacturer, its customer service team or a similarly
qualified person to avoid risks.
− Plug the cord into a socket only when the treat maker is
properly assembled.
− Never open the housing of the treat maker.
− Never try to repair the treat maker yourself. All repairs
must be carried out solely by a qualified electrician.
− Keep the main unit, cord and plug away from water and
other fluids.
− Do not touch the plug of the treat maker with wet hands.
− Always pull the plug and not the cord to disconnect the
treat maker from the mains.
− Never use the cord of the treat maker as a carrying strap.
− Lay the cord of the treat maker so that it does not pose a
tripping hazard.
− Ensure that the cord of the treat maker is not damaged,
tightly stretched or kinked and is not laying over sharp
edges.
− Do not let cord of the treat maker hang over edge of table
or counter.
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