Thermo-cooking plate made of steel – BRUNNER Thermate

Risk of injury from the satellite tripod with mounted satellite antenna and the antenna cable! Avoid tripping hazards! ? Set up the satellite tripod and lay the antenna cable so that no one can trip over it or may be otherwise hindered or endangered. Risk of injury due to tipping over of the satellite tripod strong wind! ? Anchor the pegs firmly enough in the ground. Risk of injury if the extension is completely pulled out of the mast tube! ? Pull the extension out of the mast tube no farther than until the fifth pin hole is just is visible and the extension protrudes a maximum of 62 cm from the mast tube. Risk of injury from the antenna cable, avoid tripping hazards (especially in the dark)! ? Route the antenna cable so that it does not obstruct or endanger anyone. Danger of electric shock when touching electrical equipment! The included 12 V connection cable must be installed by a specialist dealer. Risk of injury from the antenna cable, especially tripping hazard in the dark! ? Route the antenna cable so that it does not obstruct or endanger anyone. Risk of injury if the tripod with the antenna mounted tips over! ? If necessary, ask another person for help if you use the satellite tripod contrary to the following Instructions for folding with the antenna mounted. Danger of crushing when pushing the tripod legs together! Hold the tripod by the mast tube above the swivel head when pushing the tripod legs together.