Brita VIVREAU EXTRA Series - Page 5

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Operator
The operator is the owner or les-
see of the water dispenser who
makes it available to the user.
• The operator has been instruct-
ed in the operation of the water
dispenser by the manufacturer
or by a qualied person.
• The operator has been in-
formed about his/her obligation
to maintain a log book provided
by the manufacturer or by a
qualied person.
• The operator is aware of the
dangers in handling CO
2
bot-
tles and is capable of safely
replacing the CO
2
bottles.
• The operator is familiar with the
hygiene regulations applicable
to the operation of a beverage
dispenser.
• The operator has completely
read and understood the in-
structions.
User
The user uses and operates the
water dispenser for the intended
purpose without any other previ-
ous experience.
A user is designated as any per-
son who uses the appliance for
dispensing water.
Danger to life for unau thorised
persons from improper han-
dling!
Unauthorised persons who do not
full the requirements described
here do not know the dangers in
handling the appliance. For this
reason, there is a danger for un-
authorised persons of serious or
even fatal injuries.
Damage could also be caused to
the environment.
• Unauthorised persons may not
open the appliance.
• Unauthorised persons may not
carry out any maintenance or
repair work.
• The operator must ensure that
the user only dispenses water.
• The dened qualications for
all tasks in these instructions
must be fullled.
Operator’s duties
The water dispenser is used on
commercial premises. For this
reason, the operator of the water
dispenser is subject to the stat-
utory obligations for work safety,
hygiene and accident prevention.
The operator is responsible for
the following:
• The installation and initial
commissioning of the appliance
may only be carried out by
qualied persons.
• The requirements in terms of
the installation location dened
in these instructions (see ‘Loca-
tion’ on page 49) must be
fullled at all times.
• Prior to operation of the water
dispenser, the instructions must
be read in their entirety and
understood.
• The cleaning, maintenance
and repair intervals described
in these instructions must be
observed.
• Maintenance work may only be
carried out by qualied person-
nel.
• The initial commissioning as
well as all cleaning, disinfection
and repair work must be re-
corded in the log book.
• The operating instructions for
the replacement of CO
2
bot-
tles must be afxed near the
CO
2
bottle and must be clearly
legible.
• In addition to the safety notes
in these instructions, the ap-
plicable regulations for safety,
hygiene, health and safety as
well as environmental protec-
tion at the place of use must be
observed.
• The operator should contact
the local authorities to check
the local and regional require-
ments for the installation of
devices connected to the mains
water supply.
Safety equipment
Danger through malfunction-
ing safety equipment!
If safety equipment is not func-
tioning or is inoperative, there is
a danger of very severe injury or
death.
• Before starting up, check that
all safety equipment is in good
working order and correctly
installed.
• Never make safety equipment
inoperative or bypass it.
• Ensure that all safety equip-
ment is accessible at all times.
The safety equipment installed in
the device is listed below.
Aquastop
The aquastop is located between
the water shut-off valve and the
water supply of the water dis-
penser.
A sensor inside detects
the quantity of water passing
through. When the registered
amount exceeds 10 litres of con-
tinuous ow, the aquastop valve
automatically shuts off the water
supply.
1
2
3
CO
2
pressure regulator and
pressure relief valve
The CO
2
pressure regulator is
mounted on the CO
2
bottle. The
mounted manometer indicates the
applied CO
2
pressure in bars.