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h) The feeling of safety can be deceptive, so never ignore the applicable safety rules,
even after using power tool several times. Momentary inattention may result in
serious injury.
Use and operation of power tools
a) Do not overload power tool. Use power tool for intended application. Using corect
power tool you are working better and safer and more efficiently.
b) Do not use power tools with broken switch. Electric tool, which cannot be normally
turned on is unsafe and has to be repaired.
c) Before change of settings, change of accessories or putting away tool – always
take out the plug from the power socket and/or remove battery/accumulator. This
safety measure will prevent from accidental turning tool on.
d) Unused tools should be stored in place out of children´ reach. Do not allow use of
electric tool by persons who do not know how to operate tool or have not read
instruction.
e) Take care of the condition of power tools and their working elements. Make sure
that the moving parts are functioning properly and that they do not jam, and that
no part is cracked / broken or damaged to such an extent that the correct
operation of the power tool is not possible. Damaged power tool parts must be
repaired before use. Many accidents are caused by poorly maintained power tools.
f) Keep cutting elements sharp and clean. Well maintained cutting tools with sharp
cutting edges are less likely to wedge and are easier to guide.
g) Always use power tools, their accessories and working elements in accordance
with the instructions in the instruction manual. In addition, working conditions and
activity itself must be taken into account. Using the power tool for purposes other
than those for which they were intended may be dangerous and lead to unfore
seen situations.
h) Pay attention to keep the handles and elements used for holding and operating
tool clean and dry from any oils and liquids. Slippery handles, and grips prevent
safe operation of tool, and may lead to unforseen situations.
REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE
a) Repair should be done by qualified specialists and only using original spare parts.
This keeps the power tool safe.
Additional safety measures for circular saws.
Cutting method
• RISK: Do not touch the cutting area or the saw blade with your hands.
Keep your other hand on the auxiliary handle or motor housing. If both hands are
holding the saw, neither hand will be injured by the saw blade.
• Do not reach for workpiece.
Saw Blade protector does not reach tot he workpiece, so it can not protect you from
injury.
• Adjust the depth oft he cutting tot he workpiece. Circular saw blade, standing out
from under the workpiece, should bve visible less than the height of 1 teeth.
• Never hold the workpiece in hand nor on your leg. Always place the piece you are
working on on the stable rack and fasten it securely. Good fixation of the workpiece
minimizes the risk of direct contact with the user's body, jamming the saw blade or
loss of control over the power tool.
• When working where there is a risk of hitting hidden electric cables or own power
cord, hold the power tool by insulated parts. Touching a live wire can transfer
voltage to the metal parts of the device and lead to electric shock.
• Always use a suitable stop or guide when making along/rip cuts. This will not only
improve the accuracy of the cut, but will also reduce the risk of the saw blade
getting stuck.
