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BEHAVIOR IN AN EMERGENCY
15.
EYE INJURY
seek medical attention.
16.
BURNS 1ST DEGREE:
cool with cold water.
BURNS
2ND OR 3RD DEGREE:
seek medical attention.
17.
CONTACT WITH BATTERY FLUID
seek medical at
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tention. If the liquid gets into your eyes or is
swallowed: call an ambulance!
BATTERY AND CHARGER
18.
Shield the battery from metal objects, heat
and moisture.
19.
Do not use the battery if it has been drop
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ped from a height of 1 metre, been subject
to impact, has been damaged/opened or
has been exposed to a temperature above
45 °C.
20.
The charger is also a power tool. Follow sa-
fety warnings and instructions. Only char
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ge the battery with the original charger.
ASSEMBLY
Disconnect the device from the power source, read and
follow all safety instructions before assembly. Failure to
observe these instructions could result in electric shocks,
fires, injuries and/or damage.
PRODUCT FEATURES
Accessories shown or described are not inclu-
ded with the product as standard.
INTENDED USE
The device is for fusion cutting of synthe
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tic materials and cutting to length synthetic
cords, ropes, tapes, belts and panels of fabric.
No power cables or foreign objects may be
embedded in the workpiece. The materials
must be approved by the manufacturer for hot
cutting, have an ignition temperature below
300 °C (572 °F) and be free from contaminati
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on (such as adhesives).
Cutting PVC coated materials and spontane-
ously inflammable, highly flammable, or po
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tentially explosive or other materials that are
hazardous to health is not permitted.
Polyurethane (PUR / PU foam) and synthetic
resins are not suitable for hot cutting.
Not suitable for use in building insulation and
insulation with rigid foam.
OPERATION
Read and follow all safety instructions before starting ope
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ration. Failure to observe these instructions could result in
electric shocks, fires, injuries and/or damage.
SWITCHING ON AND OFF
1.
Set the temperature with the temperature
controller and press the on/off switch (1).
The blade reaches operating temperature
within seconds.
2.
Push the blade in the direction of the ma-
terial - material is cut. Switch off (release)
the on/off switch (1) after each cut.
The mains powered rope cutter is operated
in “intermittent operation”. Note the on and
off times:
After 12 seconds of operati
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on, the device must be switched off
for 48 seconds.
Otherwise the device will
overheat and be permanently damaged
C
INSTALLING THE APPLICATION TOOLS
1.
Unscrew the screws C-1 with the key. Insert
the application tool under the rectangular
pressure plate until it is snug.
2.
The screws C-1 must be tightened enough
to establish the electrical connection. Do
not overtighten the screws!
The following assembly instruction describes
all models and all optional equipment availab
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le for your devise. Please note that your cutter
may not be equipped with all of the descri
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bed functions and accessories. A complete
overview of accessories can be found in our
accessory program. Please refer to your order
confirmation for the exact scope of delivery.
A
Model 1: Mains powered
1
On/off switch
2
Handle (insulated gripping surface)
3
Tool holder
4
blade (optional accessory)
B
Model 2: Battery operated
1
On/off switch
2
Handle (insulated gripping surface)
3
Tool holder
4
blade (optional accessory)
5
Batterya
6
Battery release button
7
Battery charger
