Free2Move eSolutions eProfessional Manual De Instalación página 264

WARNINGS
Danger of electric shock and fire
Before installing or using the device, make sure that none of the components have
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been damaged. Damaged components can lead to electrocution, short circuits, and fire due
to overheating. A device with damage or defects must not be used.
Install eProfessional away from petrol cans or combustible substances in general.
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Before carrying out any maintenance, ensure the power supply is switched off.
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Before installing eProfessional, ensure the main power source has been disconnected.
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Before putting back or moving eProfessional, ensure the device is not connected to the
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power supply.
eProfessional must only be used for the specific applications it is designed for.
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Installation, maintenance or repairs not carried out correctly may pose risks to the user.
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Please ensure that eProfessional is only used in correct operating conditions.
The device must be connected to an electricity network in compliance with local and
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international standards, and all the technical requisites indicated in this manual.
Children or other persons not able to gauge risks related to the installation or use of the
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device could suffer serious injury, or put their lives at risk. Such persons must not
operate the device and must be supervised when close to it.
Pets or other animals must be kept away from the device and packaging material.
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Children must not play with the device, accessories or packaging provided with the product.
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eProfessional does not contain components that the user can repair or maintain
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autonomously.
The only part that can be removed from eProfessional (solely during the installation and
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dismantling stages and following the instructions) is the removable cover. eProfessional
should not be opened further unless by qualified personnel during installation, dismantling
or maintenance.
eProfessional can only be used with an energy source.
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eProfessional must be treated and disposed of in compliance with current legislation,
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separately from normal household waste, as electric and electronic waste (WEEE).
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