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Do not point the device at another per-
son.
Keep children and other persons out of
the work area when operating the tool.
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Do not allow pneumatic tools to come
into contact with sources of electricity.
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Pay attention to the working pressure.
For max. air pressure see table on page
17.
Exceeding the approved maximum pres-
sure of tools and accessories may cause
explosions and may result in severe injuries.
The maximum pressure of the compressed
air must be equal to or less than the appro-
ved pressure load indicated for the tool.
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Check the tight fit of the hose connection.
Do not use defective pressure hoses.
Uncontrollably moving pressure hoses may
cause severe injuries.
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Only disconnect pneumatic tools when
they are not pressurised.
Uncontrollably
moving compressed air and water hoses
may cause severe injuries.
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Use clean and dry air only.
Never use oxy-
gen, carbon dioxide or other bottled gases
to power pneumatic tools.
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Only use spare parts, attachments and
accessories which are recommended by
the manufacturer.
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Never carry the tool by the compressed
air or water hose.
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Never carry the connected tool with a
finger on the operating lever.
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Avoid unintentional actuation.
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Always keep the grips dry, clean and free
of grease or oil.
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Make sure that the working area is clean,
well ventilated and always well lit.
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Never use the tool whilst under the influ-
ence of alcohol or drugs.
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Repair work must be carried out exclusi-
vely by authorized persons.
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Labels on the tool must always be kept
legible. The user is responsible for ensu-
ring that the sticker stating warning signs,
rotation speed, the serial no. and the
article no. is not damaged and is easy
to read.
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Never use quick-release couplings direct-
ly on the tool. There must be an air hose
of at least 20 cm in length between the
tool and the quick-release coupling.
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Always wear personal protective equipment!
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