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CAUTION!Risk of explosion
and burns! When handling bat-
teries, observe the following:
• Never open or damage bat-
teries.
• Never try to charge dispos-
able batteries.
• Never expose batteries to a
source of heat, fire or direct
sunlight.
• Never short-circuit batteries.
• Never mix used and new bat-
teries in a device.
• Pay attention to the correct
polarity when inserting the
batteries.
• Take leaking batteries out of
the battery compartment im-
mediately.
WARNING!Risk of chemic-
al burns and poisoning from bat-
tery acid! If toxic and caustic
battery acid leaks:
• After eye contact: Flush
the eyes with a large amount
of running water for 30
minutes. Call a doctor right
away.
• After skin contact: Take
off soiled clothing and rinse
the skin with a large amount
of running water for at least
15 minutes. Call a doctor if ir-
ritation, injury or pain persists.
• After breathing it in: Get
some fresh air if you notice
your respiratory tract is irrit-
ated. Call a doctor if irritation
persists.
• After swallowing: Do not
force vomiting. If the affected
person is conscious, make
sure that they rinse their mouth
and the surrounding areas
of skin with water for at least
15 minutes. Consult a doctor
right away. Call a doctor right
away.
Preparation
WARNING!Risk of injury due to un-
intentional start-up. Do not insert the plug
into the outlet until the device is fully pre-
pared for use.
Operating elements and
how they work
Familiarise yourself with the operating ele-
ments before using the device for the first
time.
Trigger gun (1)
• Switch lever (17)
• Pulling the switch lever: Activates the
pressure jet
• Releasing the switch lever: Deactiv-
ates the pressure jet
• Switch lever child safety lock
(18) (seen from behind)
The switch lever is locked .
You can pull the switch lever .
WARNING!Risk of injury due to
pressure jet! Lock the switch lever every
time you take a break.
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