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outlet nozzle.
16.
GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING!
When using electrical tools, the essential safety
precautions should always be taken to reduce the risks of
fire, electrical shock and personal damages, including the
following.
Read these instructions with attention before using this
product, and store them.
17.
REGULAR CLEANING, MAINTENANCE AND
GREASING
WARNING!
.Desenchufar the plug before performing any
adjustment or maintenance comeback.
Cleaning
Clean the machine starting with a brush or with a flat brush so
as to remove sawdust and with a soft cloth.
If compressed air is available, complete cleaning by blowing
with the compressed air pistol.
Maintenance
After each 2,000 hours of use or each two years the
electrical tool must be sent to the official technical service for
maintenance and complete revision.
Before each use, check nuts and joints to detect any vibration
issues and use. If there are gaps take the machine to service
Except squeeze and brush change, the machine does not
require any special maintenance by the user. Keep the
machine clean and use it correctly.
Regularly have the correctness of the adjustments checked
by a sufficiently trained user. In the case of any failure, contact
our technical service.
Greasing
This machine does not require any specific greasing by the
user. Specific greasing of the electrical tool will be carried out
on the occasion of the regular maintenance revisions at the
official technical service.
18.
SAFE OPERATION
1 Keep working area clean.
Unorderly working areas and
benches are susceptible of causing damages.
2 Take into account the surroundings of the working
area.
Do not expose tools to rain. Do not use tools at humid
or wet locations. Keep working area well illuminated. Do
not use tools in the presence of inflammable liquids or
gases.
3 Protect against electrical shocks.
Avoid contacts of
the body with earthed or chassis-earthed surfaces (e.g.
pipes, radiators, heaters, refrigerators, etc.).
4 4.Keep other persons away.
Do not allow that other
persons, especially children, who are not linked to the
work, touch the tool or extensible cables, and keep them
away form the working area.
5 Store tools that are not being used.
When not in use,
tools should be stored at a dry and closed location out of
the reach of children. Do not place anything on top of the
machine, or store the machine start backwards.
6 Do not force the tool.
The tool operated better and
safer at the assigned characteristic for which it has been
designed.
7 Choose the right tool.
Do not force a small tool to carry
out the work that corresponds to a heavy tool. Do not use
tools for purposes for which they have not been designed;
for instance, do not use circular saws for cutting the trunks
of trees or the branches thereof.
8 Dress suitably.
Do not use loose-fitting garment or
jewellery articles that may get caught by moving parts.
The use of nonslip footwear is recommended for working
at outside locations. For long hair use protective caps.
9 Use safety equipment.
Use protective goggles. Use face
protector or mask to avoid dust if the cutting operations
may generate it.
10 Connect the dust-extraction equipment.
Should
devices for the connection thereof to dust extraction and
collection equipments be provided, make sure that they
are in fact connected and adequately used.
11 Do not mistreat the cables.
Never pull the cable to
disconnect it from the socket. Keep the cable away from
heat, oil and cutting edges.
12 Secure operations.
When possible, use fastening clasps
or clamps for workbenches for fastening the workpiece.
This is safer than using your hands.
13 Do not excessively extend our radius of operation.
Always keep a firm stand on the ground and preserve
your equilibrium.
14 Service tools carefully. Keep cutting tools sharpened
and clean for a better and safer operation thereof.
Follow the instructions for greasing and the changing of
accessories. Periodically check extensible cables and
replace them if they are damaged. Keep grips dry, clean
and free of grease and oil.
15 Disconnect the tools.
Disconnect tools form the grid
supply when not in use, before repairing and when
changing accessories such as saw blades, drilling bits
and blades.
16 Remove setting keys and adjustable spanners.
Make
it your custom to check that setting keys and adjustable
spanners are removed from the tool before it is operated.
17 Avoid unintentional starting.
Make sure that the switch
is in the “open“ position when plugging the machine into
the socket.
18 Use extensible cables for outside use.
When using the
tool at an outside location, only use extensible cables for
outside use that are marked for this purpose.
19 Be alert.
Look at what you are doing, use common sense
and do not work with the machine when you are tired.
20 Check damaged parts.
Before using a tool again, it
should be carefully checked so as to determine that it
will operate suitably and be apt for the operation which
has been assigned to it. Examine alignment, fixing
and tightening of mobile and fixed parts, breakage of
parts, mounting, and other conditions that may affect
its operation. A damaged guard or other part should be
suitably repaired or replaced by an authorized technical
service unless anything else is stated in the instructions
manual. Have faulty switches replaced by an authorized
technical service. Do not use the tool if the switch does
not switch on or switch off.
21 Warning:
The use of any accessories or supplements
other than one recommended in this instructions manual
may generate personal damages.
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Have the tool repaired by qualified personnel.
This
electrical tool complies with the appropriate safety
requirements. Repairs should be carried out by qualified
personnel only using original spareparts; otherwise, a
considerable risk could be generated for the user.
19.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Noise Vibration lnformation
Noise determined according to
EN 62841-1
.
Use protection!
The vibration emission level given in this information
sheet
has been measured in accordance with a standardised test
given in
EN 62841-1
and may be used to compare one tool
with another. lt may be used for a preliminary assessment of
exposure.
The declared vibration emission level represents the main
applications of the tool. However if the tool is used for different
applications,with different accessories or poorly maintained,
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