Monti MBX Bristle Blaster 3500X, User Manual

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MBX
®
Bristle Blaster
®
3500X Operating instructions
Responsibility of the owner and/or user of the tool 1.
These operating instructions form part of the items supplied for the MBX
®
Bristle Blaster
®
and must always accom-
pany this tool, also if sold.
The owner and/or user of the
MBX
®
Bristle Blaster
®
must be familiar with the instructions for use before placing the
MBX
®
Bristle Blaster
®
in operation.
The manufacturer is not liable for injuries or damage due to incorrect or improper usage of the MBX
®
Bristle
Blaster
®
.
Packaging 2.
The packaging material must be disposed of in accordance with local regulations.
Important safety information and safety instructions 3.
The statutory health and safety regulations as well as generally recognised safety and occupational health rules, as
well as the health and safety regulations for power-driven equipment are to be observed.
Any use beyond these limits is considered incorrect.
The manufacturer is not liable for any resulting damage. The operating instructions form part of the items supplied and
are to provided to the new user on the resale of MBX
®
Bristle Blaster
®
.
To ensure safe operation, it is to be ensured that the MBX
®
Bristle Blaster
®
is only operated, maintained or repaired
by appropriately trained personnel.
Qualified personnel are individuals who, due to their training, experience and instruction as well as their knowledge
of applicable standards, stipulations, health and safety regulations, are qualified to undertake the related necessary
actions and can identify and avoid possible hazards during this process.
The operating organisation must ensure that personnel tasked with operation, maintenance and servicing have read
and understood the operating instructions and follow all points in the instructions:
To avert hazards for the life and limb of the user and others
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To ensure the reliability of the - MBX
®
Bristle Blaster
®
and
To prevent downtime and pollution due to incorrect actions.
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The responsibilities for the work must be clearly defined and observed so that there are no unclear areas of authority
in relation to safety.
The mechanical servicing tasks are to be undertaken at the stipulated intervals and with the stipulated scope.