Please observe the following information related to the
product:
1) Read this guide before installing and/or operating
the unit and retain for future reference.
2) Observe warnings associated with handling,
installing, using, and maintaining the CAP577.
3) Follow all instructions for set-up, operation, and
use.
4) Operate ONLY from the type of power source
indicated. If you are unsure of the type of power
available to you, contact your dealer or power
company.
5) This unit may be equipped with a polarized
alternating current (AC) plug with one blade wider
than the other. This plug will only fit into the power
outlet in one way for safety reasons. If the plug does
not fit, call an electrician to replace the outlet. DO NOT
REMOVE THE ROUND GROUNDING TERMINAL. THIS
UNIT MUST BE GROUNDED FOR SAFETY REASONS
AND FOR PROPER OPERATION.
6) Do not place power cords (optional) where they will
be damaged, especially near the outlet, the plug, or
where the power cord exits the unit.
7) Overloading outlets and/or extension cords can
result in fire and/or electrical shock.
8) ONLY use parts supplied or authorized by the
manufacturer. Substitutions may result in fire,
electrical shock, or other safety hazards.
Safety Warnings
1) NEVER expose the assembly to moisture or rain.
2) If the unit gets wet, disconnect the power at the
source and have an authorized service inspection
before using it again.
3) Do not pull on the optional power cord to unplug
the unit, and never handle the cord with wet hands.
4) Do not clean the unit with flammable chemicals.
5) Do not expose to explosive or hazardous vapors or
materials.
6) Make sure the unit is well supported to prevent
falling.
7) Do not block airflow to the unit.
8) Disconnect the power before servicing.
9) Do not operate below 0 degrees Fahrenheit or
above 110 degrees Fahrenheit.
10) This unit is designed to operate in a non-
hazardous (non-explosive) environment with non-
condensing air.
11) NEVER put objects into the blower.
12) Do not operate without metal blower guard.
13) Review application with your safety commissioner
for proper use
