Electrical
safety rules
Do not twist or severely bend the power cord. It may
damage the internal wires. If the power cord shows signs
of damage, do not use the smoke leak detector.
Damaged cables pose a risk of electric shock. Keep the
power cord away from heat sources, oil sources, sharp
edges, and moving parts. Damaged power cords must
be replaced by the manufacturer, its technician, or
similarly qualified personnel to prevent dangerous
situations or injuries.
Never leave the equipment unattended when it is
powered on. Always turn off the equipment at the main
switch and disconnect the power cord when not in use
for its intended purpose!
Do not attempt to repair the equipment yourself.
Before connecting it to power, check that the socket
voltage and fuse ratings match the values on the name-
plate. Mismatch may cause serious hazards and equip-
ment damage.
It is essential to protect the equipment from rainwater,
moisture, mechanical damage, overload, and rough
handling.
Equipment
safety rules
Before use, check whether the power supply line,
connecting hoses, and adapters are damaged. Do not
operate the equipment if damaged.
Use the equipment only in compliance with all safety
instructions, technical documents, and vehicle manufac-
turer specifications.
If additional oil is needed, only use brand-new and
unopened corresponding products.
Application
Personnel
protection
safety rules
When using testing oil, avoid skin contact as much as
possible and take appropriate protective measures such
as wearing gloves and safety goggles.
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