Vortice CALDODO Betriebsanleitung Seite 7

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Precaution:
• Do not make any modifications of any kind to your
product.
• Always adopt the necessary measures when leaving
the unit unattended.
• The appliance must not be exposed to atmospheric
conditions (rain, sun, etc.).
• Perform periodic inspection on the unit to see that it
is free of visual defects. If any are found, do not
operate the unit and immediately contact Vortice
Service Centre.
• The appliance must not be located directly under an
electrical wall socket.
• The unit must be correctly connected to an electric
system compliant with current law requirements and
does not require a grounding system because it has
a dual insulation. In doubt, have the unit inspected
by a qualified technician.
• The electrical power source to which the product is
to be connected must be able to provide the
maximum amount of electrical power required by the
product. If it cannot do this, contact an electrician for
appropriate remedial action.
• It the plug of the unit is not suited for the electric
socket, have it replaced with a correct one by a
qualified technician. When possible, avoid using
adapters, multiple sockets and/or extensions. If their
use cannot be avoided, make sure they are
compliant with current safety standards and suited
to the maximum power indicated on the nameplate.
Always use the shortest extensions possible to
avoid overheating the unit and enabling the thermal
protections.
• Do not pull on the electrical cord. Do not place the
cord near a source of heat, and avoid serious
overheating by always wind it up completely. If it
should be damaged, contact Vortice.
• Do not cover or compress the power cable to avoid
overheating or damaging the unit and make sure
The power-source data must be consistent with the
electrical data shown on the nameplate A.
this symbol indicates that care must be taken to avoid damaging your product
that its position does cause any hindrance.
• A limited rise of the temperature of the power cable
and related plug are acceptable during the ordinary
operation of the unit. However, if the temperature
rises above acceptable limits causing an excessive
overheating or the deformation of the unit, contact a
Vortice Technical Assistance Centre.
• Never place the power cable in front of resistances.
• Always maintain the unit in vertical position.
• Should the appliance be dropped or suffer a heavy
blow, have it checked immediately by a qualified
engineer.
• If a problem and/or failure occur, disconnect the plug
from the socket and immediately contact a Vortice
Technical Assistance Centre. Always ask for Vortice
original spare parts.
• If you are not using the unit, disconnect the plug
from the electric socket.
• Always turn the unit off before cleaning it. To do so,
press the main switch and disconnect the plug from
the electric socket.
• Never immerse the unit in water.
• Always place the unit at a minimum distance of 20
cm from corners.
• Always place the unit at a minimum distance of 15
cm from walls or objects.
• Never direct the hot air flow towards walls or objects
(the unit should always be kept at a minimum safety
distance of 50 cm) and towards curtains, beds, other
furniture items or inflammable materials. Make sure
that the unit is always placed at a minimum distance
of 1 metre from these objects.
• When fitted under a top or shelf, the unit should be
placed at a minimum distance of 50 cm.
• Never introduce objects into the unit.
• Do not cover or obstruct the unit's air intake and
outlet grilles.
• Avoid covering the unit to prevent potential fires.
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