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• Always switch the device on before
coming into contact with the material.
• Remove keys and adjusting tools before
switching on the device.
• Never overload the machine, if the speed
drops, unload the machine or switch it
off , you will work safer and better with
the appropriate electric tool in a speci� c
area of application.
• Stop the workpiece from turning, for
example with a clamping device or a
vice. Don’t work on any workpiece that
is too small to clamp in place, if you hold
the workpiece with your hand, then your
can’t operate the tool safely.
• Keep electric tools out of the reach of
children.
• Only use accessories recommended by
the manufacturer.
• The mains voltage must correspond to
the information on the machines type
plate.
• Avoid body contact to grounded
elements, e. g. pipes, radiators, stoves,
and refrigerators, to prevent an electric
shock.
• Check the device and power cable for
damage before starting work.
• When plugging in the power plug, make
sure that the operating switch is not
located in position.
• Only use approved extension cables
when using the device outside.
• When using a cable drum, unwind it
entirely in order to prevent the cable
from heating up, the minimum wire
gauge is 1 mm
2
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• When working outside, the receptacle
must be equipped with a residual
cument circuit-breaker.
• Pull the plug when you are not using the
device or making adjustments.
• Always guide the cable away from the
back of the tool.
• When you use the saw it will generate
dust that may be harmful, in� ammable or
explosive. Take suitable precautions, for
example use a dust and chip extraction
system or wear a dust mask.
• Do not saw material that contains
asbestos.
• Always place the workpiece � rmly on
the machine surface and only move it
using the mechanical fences. Guide small
workpieces past the saw blade using the
push-stick.
• Use an additional support (for example a
table ) for long workpieces to prevent the
machine from tipping over. Do not allow
anybody else to hold the workpiece.
• Place the saw on a sturdy, � at working
surface before you use it.
• Never stand on the saw. Serious injuries
may result if the saw tips over or if you
come into contact with the saw blade.
• Check whether moving parts function
perfectly and do not jam and ensure that
none of the parts is damaged.
• Make a note of the direction of rotation kf
the motor and saw blade.
• Replace defective saw blades
immediately.
• Keep your hands, � ngers and arms away
from the rotating saw blade.
• Never reach behind the fence near the
saw blade, the distance between your
hand and the rotating saw blade will be
too small.
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