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the workpiece, the rim of the grinder which comes into contact 

with the piece may cut into the surface of the material, causing 

the grinder to jump or come off. The grinder can jump towards to 

operator or in the opposite direction, depending on the direction 

of the grinder movement when it jams. The abrasive grinders 

can also break in these conditions.

Kickback is the result of misuse of the power tool or of incorrect 

procedures or conditions of usage, and can be avoided by taking 

proper precautions as specified below.

a) Firmly grip the tool and place your body and your arms in 

such a position so as to resist the force of the kickback. 

Always use the auxiliary handgrip, if present, to have 

maximum control over kickback or torque reaction during 

start-up.

 The operator can control torque reactions and 

kickbacks if the appropriate precautions have been taken.

b) Never put your hands near the rotating part 

– kickback from 

the part can cause injury to your hand.

c) Do not place yourself in the area towards which the power 

tool will move in case of kickback. 

The backlash will push 

the tool in the opposite direction to that of the grinder at the 

moment of entanglement.

d) Take particular care when working on corners, sharp edges, 

etc. Avoid making the part jump or catch.

 Corners, sharp 

edges or jumps have a tendency to trap the rotating part and 

cause loss of control or kickback.

e) Do not connect the blade of a chainsaw for woodwork, or 

the blade of a toothed saw to the power tool. 

Such blades 

cause frequent kickback and loss of control.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR GRINDING 

AND ABRASIVE CUT-OFF OPERATIONS

a) Use only types of grinding wheel that are compatible with 

your electric tool and the specific protection of the grinding 

wheel of your choice.

 The grinding wheels which were not 

conceived for your power tool cannot be adequately protected 

and are not safe.

b) The protection must be firmly fixed to the electric tool and 

safely positioned so that the operator is exposed to the 

grinding wheel as little as possible.

 The protection allows 

to protect the operator from fragments of a broken grinding 

wheel and from an accidental contact with the wheel.

c) The grinding wheels must only be used for the recommen-

ded applications. For example: do not grind with the side 

of the grinding wheel to cut something.

 Cutting grindstones 

are destined to peripheral grinding; by pushing on the sides 

of these wheels, they can break.

d) Always use flanges which are not damaged and whose 

shape and size are correct for the grinding wheel of your 

choice. 

Adequate flanges for grinding wheels support them 

reducing the risk of breaking the wheel. Flanges for cutting 

wheels can be different from flanges for grinding wheels.

e) Do not use used grinding wheels of bigger electrical tools. 

Grinding wheels destined to bigger electrical tools are not 

adequate because of the higher speed of smaller tools: the 

grinding wheel can explode.

SAFETY WARNINGS 

FOR CUTTING OPERATIONS

a) Do not “block” the cutting wheel or push excessively. Do 

not try to make the cut excessively deep. 

By pushing on the 

wheel, its load increases as well as the chances of twisting 

or bending the wheel while cutting and the chances of recoil 

or breaking the wheel.

b) Do not stand next to the rotating wheel or behind it. 

While 

working, the grinding wheel separates from the body and the 

possible recoil can push it and the electric tool towards you.

c) When the grinding wheel bends or when the cutting opera-

tion is interrupted for any reason, remove the power plug 

of the electric tool and keep it still until the wheel stops. 

Do not try to remove the cutting wheel from the cut while 

it is moving or a recoil can happen. 

You have to identify the 

reasons why the wheel bent and take appropriate measures 

so that it doesn’t happen again.

d) Do not resume the cutting operation of the working item. 

Let the grinding wheel reach its maximum speed and 

carefully insert it again in the cut. 

If the electrical tool is 

restarted while inside the working item, the grinding wheel 

can stop, go back up or have a recoil.

e) Arrange a stand for the panels or any other working piece 

with big size in order to minimize the risk that the wheel 

gets stuck or recoils.

 Big working pieces tend to bend under 

their own weight. Stands must be put under the working 

piece near the cutting line and near their edge on both sides 

of the wheel.

f) Be careful especially when doing a “groove cut” on existing 

walls or other areas that are not visible.

 The jutting out 

grinding wheel can cut water or gas pipes, electrical wires 

or objects, events which can cause recoil.

SAFETY WARNINGS 

FOR SANDING OPERATIONS

a) Do not use sandpaper which is bigger than the sanding 

discs. Follow the manufacturer’s recommendations when 

choosing sandpaper. 

A sheet of sandpaper larger than and 

extending beyond the size of the sanding pad presents a 

laceration hazard and can become tangled, causing a tear in 

the disc or kickback.

SAFETY WARNINGS 

FOR POLISHING OPERATIONS

a) Do not allow any loose portion of the polishing cuff part 

or the wires to turn freely. Secure or cut every loose wire 

attachment. 

Loose wires can twist and tangle around your 

fingers or get stuck in the workpiece.

SAFETY WARNINGS 

FOR OPERATIONS WITH THE METAL BRUSH

a) Note that the brush, even during normal operation, emits 

metal bristles. Do not apply excessive force to the wires by 

applying excessive weight on the brush. 

The wire bristles 

can easily penetrate light clothing and/or skin.

b) If it is recommended to use protective equipment for wire 

brushing, do not allow this to interfere with the metal wire disc 

or the wire brush in any way. 

The metal wire disc or the brush 

may expand in diameter due to workload and centrifugal forces.

SAFETY WARNINGS 

FOR THE ANGLE GRINDER

a) Wear eye protection when using the angle grinder. 

Small 

parts could strike you, causing permanent damage to your 

eyes and vision.

b) Always use the accessory hand grip(s) provided with the 

tool.

 Loss of control can cause personal injuries.

c) Before installing or removing accessories (discs, etc.), 

unplug the device. 

Any maintenance must be performed safely 

in order to prevent accidents caused by an unexpected start.

d) If the electricity isn’t available (i.e. because of a malfun-

ction, an interruption by the supplying company because 

of works, an accidental removal of the plug, etc.) the tool 

must be switched off (“OFF – O”).

 This way an accidental 

restart of the tool will be prevented.

Summary of Contents for SA 600

Page 1: ...mente le istruzioni per l uso IMPORTANT Read the user instructions carefully before using the machine Smerigliatrice angolare ISTRUZIONI PER L USO E ISTRUZIONI DI SICUREZZA Istruzioni originali Angle...

Page 2: ...izzo di un interruttore differenziale RCD riduce il rischio di scossa elettrica Consultate il vostro elettricista di fiducia g L alimentazione elettrica deve corrispondere a quella indicata sull utens...

Page 3: ...per tutte le operazioni Avvertimenti di sicurezza comuni alle operazioni di mola tura levigatura spazzolatura a filo metallico lucidatura e di taglio abrasivo a Questo utensile elettrico destinato a...

Page 4: ...ollo o il contraccolpo e Non collegare all utensile la lama di una sega a catena per la lavorazione del legno o una lama di una sega dentata Dette lame provocano frequenti contraccolpi e perdita di co...

Page 5: ...o impostare l interruttore su spento OFF O In questo modo si eviter un riavvio involontario dell utensile elettrico e Nel caso di lavorazioni su edifici o strutture portanti tubazioni o recipienti chi...

Page 6: ...so 11 Chiave bloccaggio disco 12 Sede per impugnatura laterale 13 Impugnatura laterale 14 Protezione 15 Feritoie di ventilazione 16 Dispositivo per rotazione impugnatura se presente 17 Spia presenza t...

Page 7: ...occadisco pos 9 nell albero filettato MONTAGGIO DEL PLATORELLO PER LUCIDARE E SMERIGLIARE pos 19 se presente 1 Capovolgete la smerigliatrice 2 Bloccate momentaneamente la rotazione dell albero motore...

Page 8: ...posizionare l interruttore nella posizione di spento OFF O Regolazione velocit pos 18 se presente Per variare la velocit necessario ruotare il regolatore pos 18 se presente secondo la scala numero al...

Page 9: ...e senza la protezione A seconda del tipo di disco che andrete a montare necessario installare prima la protezione adatta in modo da proteggere al meglio l operatore da schegge scintille o scoppio del...

Page 10: ...e tender a spostarsi lateralmente con una forza proporzionale alla pressione che eserciterete sulla superficie in lavoro contrastate questa azione in modo da mantenere in posizione la smerigliatrice I...

Page 11: ...alvaguardia ambientale procedete secondo le leggi vigenti del Paese in cui vi trovate Rivolgetevi alle autorit competenti per maggiori notizie in merito Quando la macchina non pi utilizzabile n ripara...

Page 12: ...accidents h Frequently check the power supply cable Do not crush or tread on the power supply cable A damaged cable causes electric shock i In case of doubt regarding electricity consult an expe rienc...

Page 13: ...utside inside diameter and thickness of your part must be adapted to the characteristics of the capacity of your power tool Parts which are not the correct size cannot be adequately protected or contr...

Page 14: ...he chances of twisting or bending the wheel while cutting and the chances of recoil or breaking the wheel b Do not stand next to the rotating wheel or behind it While working the grinding wheel separa...

Page 15: ...sory are kept efficient at all times REMAINING RISKS These illustrations show the main risks involved with using the machine Read the machine instruction manual carefully Material and sparks flying to...

Page 16: ...ly if the power tool is Class 1 and equipped with a plug with earth cable that the room temperature should be between 10 and 35 C that the environment is not in a flammable explosive atmo sphere Take...

Page 17: ...minute MAIN HANDGRIP ROTATION where fitted IMPORTANT It is strictly forbidden to perform the fol lowing manoeuvres while the angle grinder is still working The main handgrip can rotate to a certain d...

Page 18: ...of disc to be assembled first it is necessary to use appropriate protection in order to protect the operator from chips sparks or explosions of the disc Follow the table and act accordingly OPERATION...

Page 19: ...n facing the operator When in contact with the part the angle grinder will tend to move laterally with a force which is proportional to the pressure you will exert on the work surface contrast this mo...

Page 20: ...o the local laws in force Contact the relevant authorities for more information When the machine is no longer usable or repairable deliver the machine and packaging to a recycling centre Electric and...

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