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Safety instructions
2.5 Dangers due to electric current
2.3.7
Risk of crushing or cuts
When mounting, look out for moving parts and protruding cables and bolts.
2.4
Hazards in the event of fire, explosions and emergencies
Fire and explosion protection
Do not store or use highly flammable liquids that produce flammable vapors, such as gasoline
or ethanol, in the proximity of the Dispenser. Electrostatic charges or heat generated during
charging can ignite explosive and flammable liquids.
Fire hazard
In the event of a fire, leave the danger zone. Do not use the Dispenser in case of fire.
Insufficient ventilation
Insufficient ventilation clearances result in components overheating and, in the worst case, in
the generation of smoke and fire. A fire can result in severe injuries.
Furthermore, the service life of installed components is reduced significantly by
overtemperatures.
2.5
Dangers due to electric current
2.5.1
Protection from ingress of liquids and particles
The IP54 degree of protection of the enclosure protects the Dispenser against the following:
• Ingress of water splashing against it from any direction
• Ingress of precipitation
• Ingress of liquids applied to the cabinet surface without pressure
• Protects against harmful dust deposits in the Dispenser.
In addition, protect the Dispenser from liquids hitting the cabinet surface under pressure:
• Do not use a pressure washer or steam jet when cleaning the Dispenser
• Set up the Dispenser at a flood-proof location
Electric shock due to ingress of liquid
Powerful water jets or flooding can cause liquid to enter the Dispenser. Moisture or liquid
inside the Dispenser can lead to electric shock.
Follow the instructions below if there is a risk that liquid may have entered the Dispenser:
• Take the Dispenser and the charging station out of service
• Have qualified personnel dry the Dispenser and check it for damage
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WARNING
Operating Instructions, 07/2023, A5E52329862-AB
Dispenser
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