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4.6.6 Pushing
Place the rescue rams between the object to be pushed and actuate the star grip
valve in the extending direction� (Figure H�)�
4.7 Removing the tips
The removeable tips are connected to the device arm with bolts� To remove the
tips, the bolts must be fully pushed in and then fully locked again (page 2; figure I;
numbers 5+6)
4.8 Automatic switch-off
If the rescue device is not activated for a period of 60 minutes, it switches off auto
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4.9 Dismantling/shutting down after operation
Once work has been completed, the device arms should be closed until the tips are
only a few millimeters apart and the ram piston should be fully retracted and then
extended a few millimeters� This relieves hydraulic and mechanical strain on the
device� For transport and storage, all devices should be secured and not loosely
stored�
5. DISPLAY AND CONTROL PANEL
5.1 Main switch (Figure M; No. 1)
For cutting and combination devices, the main switch includes the indicator for the
cutting angle monitoring� (Figure F�)� If the device twists to the right or left by an
angle critical for the blade stability during the cutting process, the blue ring changes
color to red� Attention! Check whether you can complete the cutting process with-
out danger or whether you must reposition on the object to be cut�
5.2 Battery indicator (Figure M; No. 2)
The battery indicator indicates the current battery capacity�
5.3 Load indicator (Figure M; No. 3)
The load indicator scale indicates in what pressure range the tool is while working
and provides information about the remaining capacity�
5.4 Control light for the turbo function (Figure M; No. 4)
The star grip can be moved by 20° in any direction; with a move starting at 15°,
the turbo function is activated, the device moves faster� The turbo function is only
available in the low-pressure range�
5.5 Control light for saltwater battery (Figure M; No. 5)
The control light indicates when a saltwater battery is plugged into the device�
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