Promaker PRO-SD360, User Manual

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2. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Explanation of the symbols
Denotes risk of personal injury,
loss of life or damage to the tool in
case of non-observance of the
instructions in this manual.
Indicates electrical shock hazard.
Indoor use only.
In case of failure, the transformer
is not dangerous
Thermic protector.
Do not dispose of in household
waste.
Specific safety instructions
• Only use the accumulator block
with the battery charger provided
– using other chargers could be
dangerous.
• Keep the accumulator block, tool
and battery charger away from
damp and wet conditions.
• Before using the battery charger,
check all wires are properly
connected.
• If any wires on the charger are
damaged, do not use it until these
have been replaced.
• When the charger is not in use it
should not be plugged in. When
unplugging, do not pull the plug out
by the cable.
• If the charger breaks down or suffers
from other technical problems, take
it to a recognised dealership to be
checked before using it again. Any
damaged parts must be replaced.
• Take care when handling the
accumulator block, do not drop it or
knock it against other things.
• Never attempt to repair the battery
charger or accumulator block
yourself; this can be extremely
dangerous. Repairs should always
be carried out by a recognised
dealership.
• Always unplug the charger before
cleaning or carrying out any other
maintenance on it.
• Do not attempt to charge the
accumulator block in temperatures
of below 5 degrees or above 40
degrees centigrade.
• Never throw the accumulator block
into water or a fire – it may explode.
• Turn the drill immediately off after
the screw is fastened. Overloading
and damaging the battery or motor
can be prevented this way. Use the
torque to loosen the fastened screw.
Electrical safety
When using electric machines
always observe the safety
regulations applicable in your
country to reduce the risk of fire,
electric shock and personal injury.
Read the following safety
instructions.
Always check that the power
supply corresponds to the voltage
on the rating plate.