Safety Precautions - STEINEL mobile heat MH3 Manual Del Usuario

GB Translation of the original operating
instructions
Please familiarise yourself with these operating instructions
before using this product because prolonged reliable and
trouble-free operation will only be ensured if it is handled
properly.
We hope your new hot air tool will give you lasting satisfaction.

Safety precautions

Read and observe this information
before using the tool. Failure to
observe the operating instructions
may result in the tool becoming a
source of danger.
When using electric power tools,
observe the following basic safety
precautions to avoid electric shock
as well as the risk of injury and fire.
Used carelessly, the tool can start
an unintentional fire or injure persons.
Check the tool for any damage
(power cord, housing etc.) before
putting it into operation and do not
use the tool if it is damaged. Do
not leave the tool switched on
unattended.
Children should be supervised to
make sure they do not play with
the tool.
First time of use
A small quantity of smoke may de-
velop when the tool is used for the
first time. This smoke is caused by
binding agents released from the
heater's insulating film during the
first time of use.
To let the smoke escape quickly,
the tool should be set down on its
standing surface. The area you are
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working in should be well ventilated
when using the tool for the first time.
Any smoke coming out of the tool is
not harmful!
Take the ambient conditions
into account.
Do not expose electric power tools to
rain. Do not use electric power tools
if they are damp and do not use
them in a damp or wet environment.
Exercise care when using the tool in
the proximity of flammable materials.
Do not direct the tool at one and the
same place for a prolonged period.
Do not use in the presence of an ex-
plosive atmosphere. Heat may be
conducted to flammable materials
that are hidden from direct sight.
Protect yourself
from electric shock.
Avoid coming into contact with
earthed objects, such as pipes, radi-
ators, cookers or refrigerators. Do not
leave the tool unattended while it is in
operation.
Do not leave the tool unattended
while it is in operation.
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