General Instructions; Safety Instructions - Kerbl 1418 Instrucciones De Uso

Milk Heater 1418, 1420, 1421
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1. General instructions

The present operating and safety instructions are for the user. Please read the instructions carefully and thoroughly and
take heed of the regulations before putting the device into operation!

2. Safety instructions

2.1. Use
In the event of improper use of and tampering with the device, the warranty and liability of the manufacturer will be
rendered null and void. The voltage given on the name plate must correspond to the voltage of the power source.
2.2. Check all components before each implementation.
Damaged parts are only to be repaired by a specialist or by the manufacturer. Repairs done improperly can result in
accidents for the operator. Use only original parts for any eventual repairs.
2.3. Safety
Before cleaning, rearranging or servicing the device always first pull the plug from the power source!
2.4. Guard the connection lines
Do not use the connection line to pull the plug from the power source or to carry the device. Take precautions that the
connection lines are not exposed to heat, oil or sharp edges. Damaged connection lines can cause fires, short-circuiting
and electric shocks. In the event that the connection line of this device gets damaged, it must be replaced by a special
connection line available from the manufacturer or from customer service.
2.5. Regular servicing.
Always store your device securely, out of reach of children, and dry. Heed all possible maintenance regulations. Check the
device at regular intervals. Use only original spare parts and accessories.
2.6. National and international regulations
National and international safety, health and labor regulations are to be heeded.
3. Operating instructions
3.1. Purpose:
The milk heater is designed for heating up milk and food prepared with water. For other purposes, especially for avoiding
freezing of water, for instance in feeding troughs, the milk heater must not be used.
3.2. Operating instructions:
3.2.1. Immerse the milk heating element into the liquid. Pay attention to the minimum depth that is marked by the little
grove on the tube just above the heating element. The maximum depth is marked further up the tube and must not be
exceeded. In any case the heating element must always be immersed in its entirety and the handle must never get in
contact with the liquid. The container must be of heat-resistant material.
Do not use plastic containers!
3.2.2. Plug the mains plug into the outlet that has been installed by a qualified electrician. It has to be equipped with a
differential-current switch (FI) with a response current of 30mA. After having plugged in the milk heater the liquid must
not be touched anymore.
3.2.3. Set the desired temperature with the thermostat. ( 0 ) corresponds to „off", ( ) corresponds to a temperature of
approximately 40°C and ( ) to a temperature of about 80°C. While heating up the red control lamp lights up.
3.2.4. ATTENTION: Only use your milk heater under permanent supervision.
3.2.5. Pay attention that the level of liquid does not drop below the minimum depth when heating up over a longer
period of time. Under no circumstances cover the milk heater nor the container.
3.2.6. When the red control lamp goes out the desired temperature has been reached. Set the thermostat to the „off"
position and unplug the unit from the outlet. Leave the milk heater for about another minute in the liquid before you
remove it.
3.2.7. The heating element will still be hot after it has been removed from the liquid and must not be touched. Place the
milk heater on an incombustible surface. Do not ever place it on combustible materials (e.g. straw).
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