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Maintain the cutting elements sharp and clean.Cutting
elements that are clean and well sharpened, are
easier to control and less likely to block.
Maintain the handles of these machines dry and
clean. Oily or greasy handles are slippery and will
cause loss of control of the machine.
Switch off the machine, unplug the spark plug and
make sure the cutting tool is stopped before carrying
out any adjustments to any part of the machine,
refuelling, cleaning , transport or storage the machine.
Such security measures reduce the risk of accidental
start up.
If the machine starts vibrating in a strange way, stop
it and examine it to find out the cause. If the motive
is not clear, take the machine to your nearest service
agent. Vibrations are always an indicator that the
machine has a problem.
Stop the engine whenever you leave the machine.
Reduce the throttle setting during engine shut down
and, if the engine is provided with a shut-off fuel
valve, turn the fuel off when engine is stopped.
2.6. SERVICE
Periodically take your machine for revision by a
qualified after sales service and use only original
spare parts.
This will guarantee that the machine is always in good
working condition.
2.7. RESIDUAL RISK FACTORS
Even when using the tool in the prescribed manner it
is not possible to eliminate all residual risk factors.
The following hazards may arise in connection with
the construction and the design of the tool:
• Risk of danger from projected debris towards your
body.
WARNING! This machine produces an
electromagnetic field while in operation. This field
may, in some circumstances, interfere with active or
inactive medical devices or implants. To reduce the
risk of death or serious injury, people with medical
devices or implants should consult their physicians
and the manufacturer of the device before using this
machine.
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