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Emergency actions
If the gas detector initiates an alarm signal or there is a smell of gas, keep calm and
carry out the following actions:
• Extinguishallnakedames,includingallsmokingmaterial,e.g.candles,
cigarettes.
• Turnoallgasappliances,e.g.gasheater,gascooker.
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Donotswitchonoroanyelectricalequipment,includingthegasdetector.
• Turnothegassupplyatthegasmaincontrol.
• Opendoorsandwindowstoincreaseventilation.
• Leavethebuilding,warnyourfellowresidentsandmakesuretheyalsoleave.
• Donotuseatelephoneinthebuildingwheregasmaybepresent.
• Calltherebrigadefrom outside the building - Emergency call: 112.
• Donotre-enterthebuildinguntilyouhaveensuredthatthereisnomoregas
present.
Ifthegasalarmcontinuestooperate,evenaeranalarmresettingaction,where
appropriate, and the cause of the leak is not apparent and/or cannot be corrected,
vacate the premises and notify the gas supplier in order that the installation may
be tested and made safe.
Preventive measures
Inform every person in your household about the dangers of gas and the triggering
of a gas alarm. Make sure that in case of alarm each person knows what to do. Crea-
teanemergencyevacuationplanfromeachroom/oortoadesignatedmeeting
point outside the house. Practice at least once a year the alarm with your family
and improve your escape routes and explanations if problems occur.
Maintenance, testing and care
The green "Power" LED must always be on. The LED shows you that the gas alarm is
turnedonandeverythingisworkingproperly.IfthegreenLEDisnoton,rstcheck
if the plug is still in or the socket is still live. If this does not seem to be the prob-
lem, the detector is likely to have an internal defect and must be exchanged.
Alarm, Maintenance, testing and care