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Safety instructions
• In the event of a malfunction or dama-
ge to the mains cable or other elemen-
tary components, do not continue to
use the appliance and immediately
disconnect it from the power supply
by releasing the fuse in order to avoid
associated dangers.
Otherwise there is a risk of life-threate-
ning electric shock!
This applies in particular to damage
where internal components can be-
come freely accessible.
• To avoid damage to the power cable
and associated hazards, ensure that it
is not bent or crushed during installa-
tion and grasp the plug to pull it out of
the socket.
• Replacement of the mains cable and
repairs, as well as maintenance on the
appliance, may only be carried out by a
certified electrician.
Never attempt to make any changes to
the appliance, its cable or the mains
plug yourself and do not disassemble it.
• To avoid possible electric shocks due
to creeping current, do not operate the
appliance with wet or damp hands and
wear footwear during operation.
• Moisture penetration may cause a
short circuit or electric shock.
Do not use pressure washers or steam
cleaners to clean the appliance.
Risk of burns
• During and even after use, the acces-
sible parts of this appliance are very
hot and can cause burns.
Be careful not to touch the heated sur-
faces, especially the heating elements
and inner surfaces of the cooking
chamber, with your body, clothing or
objects and keep children away from
the appliance.
• Accessories and dishes become very
hot when the oven is in operation.
Always protect yourself from burns,
e.g. by using oven gloves to remove
something from the heated cooking
space.
• When opening the appliance door du-
ring or after operation, hot steam may
escape and may not be visible depen-
ding on the temperature.
To avoid injury, always grip the door
handle in the middle and keep your dis-
tance from the edges of the door.
• Do not pour water into the hot cooking
chamber.
This will produce hot steam which can
cause injury.
The resulting temperature change can
also damage the enamel coating.
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