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Cut-off-Machine Safety Manual

English

Wrap your fingers tightly around the 
handles, keeping the handles cradled 
between your thumbs and forefingers. 
Make sure your cut-off machine handles 
and grip are in good condition and free 
of moisture, pitch, oil or grease. 

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Warning!

Clear the area where you are working. 
Avoid stumbling on obstacles and watch 
out for holes or ditches. Be extremely 
cautious when working on slopes or 
uneven ground. Take extreme care in 
wet and freezing weather (rain, snow, 
ice). 

!

Warning!

Never operate the cut-off machine with 
the starting-throttle lock engaged as this 
does not permit proper control of the 
speed of the unit and may lead to 
serious injury.

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Warning!

Sparks from cutting metal 
can burn or cause 
clothing to catch fire. 
Always direct sparks 
away from the operator or 
any flammable 

surroundings. Never cut metal while 
standing on a flammable surface, such 
as wood or tar paper. Where there is a 
risk of fire, have appropriate fire 
extinguishing equipment readily 
available.

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Warning!

To reduce the risk of injury from fire, do 
not cut into any pipe, drum or other 
container without first ensuring that it 
does not contain a volatile or flammable 
substance.

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Warning!

When cutting into existing walls, floors or 
similar structures, be alert for hidden 
hazards such as electrical cables, water 
and gas pipes and flammable 
substances. Make sure that power, 
water and gas have been shut off and 
pipes drained before starting to cut.

Operating Instructions

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Warning!

The wheel guard is adjustable. It is 
extremely important that the wheel 
guard is in place and set to suit the type 
of work and your stance. The guard 
should always be adjusted so that the 
user is not endangered by particles of 
the material being cut, sparks or pieces 
of damaged wheels either directly or by 
ricochet. Failure to follow this instruction 
could result in serious or fatal injury.

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Warning!

Always check the wheel before use and 
after unintentionally striking any object; 
frequently check it during use when it is 
stopped. Look for cracks, and make sure 
that it is undamaged and in good 
condition and that no pieces have 
broken off. See sections on "Abrasive 
Wheels" and "Reactive Forces" in this 
manual. Check the wheel guard for 
cracks. If you discover any breaks or 
cracks, fit a new guard before further 
use.

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Summary of Contents for Cutquik TS 700

Page 1: ...Cut off Machine Safety Manual STIH SM_Trennschleifgeraet_Master_U1 fm Seite 0 Mittwoch 14 Mai 2003 1 21 13...

Page 2: ...ques outlined in STIHL instruction manuals for gasoline powered cut off machines Even if you are an experienced cut off machine user it is in your own interest to familiarize yourself with the latest...

Page 3: ...ow to operate your cut off machine Observe all applicable national state and local safety regulations standards and ordinances Warning Minors should never be allowed to use a cut off machine Bystander...

Page 4: ...hands warm Keep the AV system well maintained A cut off machine with loose components or with damaged or worn AV buffers will tend to have higher vibration levels Maintain a firm grip at all times bu...

Page 5: ...utting tool To reduce the risk of injury to your eyes never operate a cut off machine unless wearing goggles or properly fitted safety glasses with adequate top and side protection complying with ANSI...

Page 6: ...ay shatter or break and cause serious or fatal personal injury Out of round or unbalanced abrasive wheels increase vibration and reduce the service life of the cut off machine Abrasive wheels are heat...

Page 7: ...remount a used diamond abrasive wheel without first inspecting for under cutting flatness core fatigue segment damage or loss signs of overheating discoloration and possible arbor hole damage Check t...

Page 8: ...d Inspect for safety in operation Proper tension of the V belt is important In order to avoid an incorrect setting the tensioning procedure must be followed as described in your manual Always make sur...

Page 9: ...as the operator s clothes might catch fire and cause serious or fatal injury Warning An improperly tightened fuel cap can loosen or come off and spill quantities of fuel Different cut off machines may...

Page 10: ...blip the throttle trigger which should release the starting throttle and allow the engine to slow down to idle Warning When you pull the starter grip don t wrap the starter rope around your hand Do n...

Page 11: ...ent of sand quartz brick clay granite and numerous other minerals and rocks Repeated and or substantial inhalation of airborne crystalline silica can cause serious or fatal respiratory diseases includ...

Page 12: ...not cut into any pipe drum or other container without first ensuring that it does not contain a volatile or flammable substance Warning When cutting into existing walls floors or similar structures be...

Page 13: ...efficient cut pull the abrasive wheel across the work or move it to and fro in the cutting direction Do not use force to push the abrasive wheel into the work Insert the wheel into the material only...

Page 14: ...eactive forces may result in the operator losing control of the cut off machine which may in turn result in serious or fatal injury An understanding of the causes of these reactive forces may help you...

Page 15: ...abrasive wheel kickback can result Warning Use only cutting attachments authorized by STIHL Never use chipped abrasive wheels circular saw blades carbide tipped blades rescue blades or wood cutting o...

Page 16: ...g or shoveling away any objects 10 Be especially alert for reactive forces including kickback when cutting with the front and upper quadrant of the wheel 11 Be alert to shifting of the work piece or a...

Page 17: ...nce uncontained sparking may cause a fire Warning To reduce the risk of fire and burn injury use only spark plugs authorized by STIHL Always press spark plug boot snugly onto spark plug terminal of th...

Page 18: ...l See in the section entitled Wet Cutting with Composite Wheels lin the safety precautions of this manual Wet cutting is generally not suitable for cutting metals Respiratory protection Warning When w...

Page 19: ...not exceed 5 to 6 cm 2 to 2 1 2 Thicker material must be cut in several passes Thick walled workpieces should be cut with a uniform swinging movement back and forth Cutting slabs Place the slab secure...

Page 20: ...g the guiding groove at full cutting depth Always reposition the cutting wheel taking care not to wedge it if the cutting direction has to be corrected slightly If necessary leave small ridges of uncu...

Page 21: ...e broken through Economic benefit is improved and premature wear can be avoided by choosing and using the correct composite resin cutting wheel The short name e g asphalt concrete on the label and on...

Page 22: ...cut off machine is essential for a long service life and efficient operation of the diamond cutting wheel Using a cutting wheel on a cut off machine with defective spindle bearing can lead to axial a...

Page 23: ...parking Cutting wheel is blunt built up edges on cutting wheels for stone Dress the cutting wheel for stone by briefly cutting in abrasive material use a new cutting wheel for cutting asphalt Poor cut...

Page 24: ...ng such as applying excessive feed force if extremely large sections are cut without a pendulum movement back and forth in the cutting plane Built up edges increase vibrations reduce cutting performan...

Page 25: ...hment 8 Tensioning nut V belt tensioner 9 Guard 10 Adjusting lever of wheel guard 11 Abrasive wheel Machine no 12 Front thrust washer Flange 13 Muffler 14 Spark arresting screen 15 Front handle 16 Dec...

Page 26: ...re of mounting nut evenly over cutting wheel 13 Muffler Reduces attenuates engine exhaust noise and directs the exhaust gases away from the operator 14 Spark arresting screen Reduces the risk of spark...

Page 27: ...peration X X Fuel pick up body in fuel tank Inspect X Replace X X X Fuel tank Clean X V belt Clean retension X X Replace X X Air filter all filter components Inspect X Replace X X Cooling air intake s...

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Page 30: ...ncer birth defects or other reproductive harm Some examples of these chemicals are lead from lead based paints and crystalline silica from bricks and cement and other masonry products Your risk from t...

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