Safety Instructions - Noaton AC 5109 Gebrauchsanweisung

Safety instructions

WARNING
This portable air conditioner may not be used in areas in which the following conditions apply:
- Potentially explosive places
- Aggressive environments and rooms with open flame or other heat sources or electrical discharges
- Areas containing high concentrations of solvents
- Places with extremely high levels of dust
Protect against children: To prevent possible injury, do not allow children to play with this
appliance or around it. In your absence, ensure that the appliance remains out of the reach of
children.
Ensure appliance is properly earthed: Always use the appliance with an earthing plug and an
earthing socket. An earthing plug is an important safety feature that helps reduce the risk of
electric shock or fire.
Protect the power cable against damage: Never use an appliance with a damaged power
cable, since this may cause a risk of electric shock or fire. If the power supply cable is
damaged, it must be replaced by an experienced service technician with another cable of a
similar type and rated current. Pull the cable out of the socket only by its handle.
Extension cables: Extension cables must be earthed and able to supply the appropriate
voltage to the unit.
Careful handling: Do not throw the air conditioner; do not allow it to fall from any height; and
do not allow it to impact against other objects or people. Unsuitable handling may damage
the appliance's components or electrical connection and may therefore result in conditions
that may cause risk.
Operate on a stable surface: Always operate the appliance on a stable, level surface, e.g. on
the floor, so that the air conditioner is unable to fall and cause an injury or be damaged.
Keep away from water: Never use the appliance if it is standing in spilt water: this may cause
an electric shock. Do not store or use the appliance outdoors. If the electrical connection or
components are damp, dry them thoroughly before use. In case of doubt, do not use the air
conditioner and seek advice from a qualified electrician or approved technician.
Keep the air intake clear: Do not block or otherwise impede the air intake. This may occur e.g.
if the air conditioner is placed too close to net curtains, walls or any other objects that restrict
air intake. This may cause the unit to overheat and start a fire, or cause a risk of electric shock.
Keep electrical components dry: Never allow water to penetrate into the electrical
components of the air conditioner. If they, nonetheless, come into contact with water, unplug
the appliance from the mains and dry it thoroughly. If you have any doubts about the air
conditioner, do not use it – contact a qualified electrician or approved technician.
The operator must instruct the user on how to handle the appliance and check that the user
understands this manual and has been familiarized with the safety instructions.
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