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Safety protection:
THERMAL OVERLOAD PROTECTION
The appliance’s motor is protected against overheating by a thermal protection which,
when tripped, cuts off the motor’s power supply. If the protection trips as a result of
anomalous operation, such as jamming the grinding blades, the appliance must be
turned off using the ON/OFF switch (fig.1), DISCONNECTED FROM THE MAINS, AND
CONTACT A LICENSED TECHNICIAN.
Noise level:
The maximum noise emission of this coffee grinder is measured in UNI EN ISO 3741
reverberating chamber in compliance with the EN 60704-1 regulations and complies
with the EN 60704-1:1998 and EN 607043:1996 regulations.
The daily noise exposure of a worker, due only to an appliance’s limited operation of
240 minutes per 8 hours, is 78 dB (A), according to ED 89/188/ECC and ED 200311/EEC.
Therefore, during the daily operation, measures must be taken in order to prevent any
injury from noise exposure (article 3-8 of ED 2003/10/EEC).
Maintenance:
It is essential to check the status of the cable and plug periodically.
IN THE EVENT OF DAMAGED SUPPLY CABLE OR PLUG, CALL IN A LICENSED TECHNICIAN
TO REPLACE THEM. THIS WILL PREVENT ANY FUTURE DAMAGE OF THE APPLIANCE.
It is recommended to use original replacement parts to assure the proper working
conditions of the appliance. A licensed technician must perform periodic maintenance,
including detailed inspection of those components subject to wear.
The status of the grinding blades must be checked periodically. Keeping them in an
excellent condition, assures better productivity and cooler coffee outcome.
Cleaning the appliance:
THE APPLIANCE CANNOT BE CLEANED USING WATER JETS.
THOROUGH CLEANING MUST BE PERFORMED PERIODICALLY BY A LICENSED TECHNICIAN.
Use perfectly clean, disinfected cloths or brushes for cleaning.
Do not use abrasive products for cleaning in order to prevent damaging the shiny parts.
NEVER PERFORM ANY MAINTENACE OR CLEANING OF THE APPLIANCE WHILE IT IS
CONNECTED TO THE MAINS
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