Lux Tools 101 107 Instructions For Use Manual Download

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must not be underrun and the maximum
permissible pressure for the product is
not exceeded.

• Unrestrained compressed air hoses as

well as the resultant fragments or dust
being blown around can cause injuries.
Pull all hose clamps tight before com-
mencing work and replace damaged
supply lines.

• Blow through or clean connections

before using for the first time. Soiling can
impair the function and and safety of the
product.

• Disconnect the product from the com-

pressed air supply during breaks in work,
prolonged periods of non-use or taking
out of operation.

• The product may only be connected to

lines that have a protection mechanism to
prevent the maximum permissible pres-
sure from being exceeded by more than
10%. This can be achieved, for example,
by a pressure regulating valve with a
downstream or built-in pressure limiting
valve being fitted into the compressed air
line.

• Only operate the product at the pressure

required for the operation concerned, in
order to prevent unnecessarily high noise
levels, excessive wear and the resultant
malfunctions.

• Compressed air can be dangerous if the

operator is unsure how it should be han-
dled. Assembly, commissioning and
maintenance is reserved for trained and
experienced persons.

• Do not direct compressed air at yourself

or at others in order to clean clothing and
footwear.

• Never blast objects that contain hazard-

ous substances (e.g. asbestos).

• Never use solvent-based liquids, ace-

tone, undiluted acids or solvents as
cleaning agents! A spray mist from these
substances is highly hazardous to health
and possibly explosive.

• Live components in the work area must

be protected from dirt and dust particles
being blown around.

• Only use compressed air. Never use air

containing chemicals, synthetic oils
(organic solvents), salts or corrosive gas,
as it can cause damage and malfunc-
tions.

• Use only lubricants recommended by the

manufacturer.

• Compressed air products are not

earthed. Proceed with caution when
coming into contact with power sources.

• Always attach protective caps when

transporting or storing products and
accessories.

Device-specific safety instructions

• Pay attention and ensure that the room

you are working in is always well venti-
lated.

• Always wear appropriate protective

clothing. Wear impact-proof goggles, ear
defenders, dust protection masks,
gloves, sturdy shoes and closely fitted
clothing to reduce the risk of injury.

• Check in advance whether the coating

substance you wish to use is compatible
with the device. A list of the substances
used to manufacture the device can be
made available on request.

• Pay attention to additional relevant docu-

ments, for example, data sheets regard-
ing the coating substances and recom-
mendations of other manufacturers.

• Pay attention to ensure that there are no

sources of ignition in the area in which
you are working (e.g. naked flame, burn-
ing cigarettes, lamps that are not explo-
sion-protected etc.).

• Never spray onto a naked flame, hot sur-

face or lighting.

• When working with the device make sure

the area is well lit.

• When working, ensure a stable stance

and a natural position.