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OPERATION
5. Do not overload the mixing bowl. Overloading the mixing bowl
may damage the power tool, cause the power tool to tip over
or cause injury to the user.
EMPTYING THE MIXING BOWL
WARNING!
Never attempt to empty the bowl from the left-hand
side (when facing the mouth of the bowl) of the power tool.
• To ensure correct control, the operator should stand on the
right-hand side of the bowl (when facing the mouth of the
bowl) so as to pull the handles towards the operator when
emptying the mixing bowl.
• NEVER attempt to lift and push the handles away from the
opposite side.
• NEVER leave the power tool on when unattended.
• ALWAYS turn off the power tool when not attended.
1. The power tool must remain on while tipping the mixing bowl
so that the rotating bowl ejects the mixture.
2. Slowly tip the mixing bowl by holding the near side (closest)
tilting handle and with a pulling action start rolling the mixing
bowl towards the tipping position.
3. NEVER lean over the power tool to grasp both tilting handles.
4. As the second handle comes into reach hold both handles
firmly to continue rolling the mixing bowl to the tipping
position.
5. Ensure the power tool is turned off and the mixing bowl is
stationary before reaching into or placing any objects into
the bowl.
TRANSPORTATION
WARNING!
Be careful during transportation. The product is
heavy and can cause injury or damage if it falls or moves during
transportation.
CAUTION!
Ensure the power tool is safely restrained during
transportation to the work site.
CAUTION!
Do not tow the power tool behind a vehicle.
• Ensure the mixer is switched off and power cord unplugged and
coiled up to minimise trip hazard.
• The cement mixing bowl should be empty during
transportation.
• Ensure the mixing bowl is in the full tipping position before
attempting to transport the power tool.
• Transport wheels let you move the product manually for
shorter distances. For longer distances, put the product on a
vehicle.
• The mixer may be pushed or pulled along the ground by
holding the rear handles.
• Ensure the locking pin is secure before using rear handle to
move mixer.
(Figure 4)
• The mixer should not be manually pushed or pulled on a steep
incline or slippery ground.
• The power tool is classed as very heavy and oversized, and
should be lifted only with a mechanical lifting device.
• The rear handle bars can be folded down once loaded for
transportation.
(Figure 5)
• Ensure locking pin is secure before transporting mixer.
(Figure 6)
FIGURE 4
FIGURE 5
FIGURE 6
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