Viking LE 540 - Page 38

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14. Standard spare parts
15. Circuit diagram
Blade set
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9 Mains connection
10 On/off switch
11 Motor
12 Capacitor
13 brown
14 blue
15 black
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Scarified material
should be composted
and not disposed of in
household waste.
The appliance, its
packaging and accessories
are all produced from
recyclable materials and must
be disposed of accordingly.
By disposing of materials
separately, and in an
environmentally-friendly
manner, valuable resources
can be re-used. For this
reason, the appliance should
be disposed of for recycling at
the end of its useful life.
Render the motor unusable
prior to disposal.
In particular, remove the
power supply cord or the
electrical cable from the on/off
switch to the motor.
Risk of injury caused by the
scarifying unit.
Always store an old lawn
scarifier in a safe place prior
to scrapping. Ensure that the
appliance and the blades are
kept out of the reach of
children.
13. Environmental
protection
Any damage caused by non-
observance of the safety,
operating and maintenance
instructions is the sole
responsibility of the user.
This applies in particular to:
- inadequately dimensioned
power cords (cross section)
- incorrect electrical
connection (voltage)
- product modifications not
approved by VIKING
-the use of tools or
accessories which are not
approved or suitable for the
appliance, or are of inferior
quality
- improper use of the product
- use of the product for
sporting or competitive
events
-resultant damage due to
continued use of the product
with defective components.
3. Maintenance operations
All operations listed in the
section “Maintenance” must be
performed regularly.
If these maintenance
operations cannot be carried
out by the user, a specialist
dealer must be commissioned
to do it.
VIKING recommends that you
have maintenance operations
and repairs performed
exclusively by a VIKING
specialist dealer.
VIKING specialist dealers
regularly attend training
courses and are provided with
technical information.
If these operations are
neglected, faults may arise
which are the responsibility of
the user.
These include:
- damage to the drive motor as
a result of inadequate
cleaning of the cooling air
guide (inlet slots)
- corrosive and other resultant
damage caused by incorrect
storage
- damage to the appliance
through the use of inferior-
quality spare parts.
- damage due to untimely or
inadequate maintenance or
damage due to maintenance
or repair work not performed
in the workshops of specialist
dealers.