Drel CSD36H, Owner'S Manual

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The declared total vibration and noise emission level
has been measured in accordance with a standard test
method and can be used to compare the noise level of
different tools.
The declared total vibration emission value and the no-
ise emission value can be used to pre-assess the level of
exposure.
WARNING:
The level of vibration and noise emission
during actual use of the power tool may differ from the
declared values, depending on the material processed
with the power tool, as well as the used variant, e.g.
Method of using the device, as well as cut or drilled
materials.
Condition of the device and its good maintenance.
Using the right accessories for the device and ensuring
that they are sharp and in good condition.
The grip force on the device, as well as the use of various
accessories that can affect the noise level.
Whether the device is used as intended, in accordance
with the design and instructions in the manual.
The device may cause vibrational disease if its use is not
properly controlled.
WARNING:
To accurately assess the level of exposure, take
into account the actual workplace conditions and all the
elements used during the work cycle, for example
the time of device switching off and whether the devi-
ce is in the idle mode without working. The above may
have an impact on reducing the level of exposure thro-
ughout the work period. It reduces the risk of exposure
to vibrations and noise. Always use sharp chisels, drills
and blades.
The device should be maintained in accordance with the
manual, well lubricated (if applicable).
If the device is to be used regularly, additional accesso-
ries must be purchased to reduce noise and vibration.
The work schedule should be arranged so that the use
of devices with a high vibration exposure level has been
spread over several days.
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