Water Connection - Kärcher HDS 10/20-4 M Manual De Instrucciones

stalled by an electrician in ac-
cordance with IEC 60364.
Never touch the mains plug
–
with wet hands.
Make sure that the power
–
cord or extension cables are
not damaged by running
over, pinching, dragging or
similar. Protect the cable from
heat, oil, and sharp edges.
The mains plug and the cou-
–
pling of an extension cable
must be watertight and must
never lie in water. Moreover,
the coupling may never lie on
the ground. The use of cable
reels that ensure that the
sockets are at least 60 mm
above the ground is recom-
mended.
Unsuitable electrical exten-
–
sion cables can be hazard-
ous. Only use electrical ex-
tension cables outdoors
which have been approved
and labelled for this purpose
and have an adequate cable
cross-section.
The power cord must be
–
checked regularly for damag-
es, such as cracks or aging. If
damage is found, the cable
must be replaced before fur-
ther use.
When replacing couplings on
–
the power cord or extension
cable, the watertightness and
the mechanical resistance
must remain ensured.
Do not clean the appliance
–
with a water hose or high-
pressure water jet (danger of
short circuits or other dam-
age).
Do not operate the appliance
–
at temperatures below 0 °C.
ATTENTION
Operating procedures create
–
short term power sinkings.
During unfavorable net condi-
–
tions other devices might be
disturbed.
With a net impedance lower
–
then 0,15 Ohm no disturbanc-
es are to be expected.

Water connection

DANGER
The high pressure hose must
–
not be damaged. A damaged
high pressure hose must be
replaced immediately. Only
hoses and joints recommend-
ed by the manufacturer may
be used. See Operating In-
structions Manual for Order
Number.
Please ensure that screw
–
connections of all hoses are
not leaky.
WARNING
Please observe the safety in-
–
structions of your water sup-
ply authority.
Application
DANGER
The appliance and its working
–
equipment must be checked
to ensure that it is in proper
working order and is operat-
ing safely prior to use.
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