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TRANSLATION OF THE ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS
TABLE SAW
52G219
CAUTION: BEFORE USING THE DEVICE READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY
AND KEEP IT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
DETAILED SAFETY REGULATIONS
Safety conditions for table saws
•
During operation of table saw follow strictly applicable regulations
regarding occupational health and safety.
•
Use only cutting blades recommended by the manufacturer,
conforming with the standard PN-EN
847
-1.
•
When replacing cutting blade remember that its width must not
exceed width of the riving knife.
•
Make sure the cutting blade is suitable for material that you plan
to cut.
•
Do not use cutting blades made of high speed steel (HSS).
•
Make sure direction of cutting blade rotation matches indicated
direction of the saw motor.
•
Use only cutting blades with allowable maximum speed greater
than maximum speed of the table saw spindle.
•
Use only sharpened cutting blades, which are free from cracks and
deformations.
•
Cutting blade of the saw should be free to rotate.
•
Always use well positioned riving knife and properly adjusted upper
shield of the cutting blade.
•
Feed material with a push stick.
•
When cutting wood that has already been used, ensure it is free
from unwanted objects, such as nails, screws etc.
•
Always use anti-splinter goggles, hearing protection and anti-dust
mask.
•
Always wear proper clothing for your work! Loose items of clothing
or jewellery might get caught by rotating cutting blade.
GB
•
Before any adjustment, measurement, cleaning or removing
jammed pieces of wood always disconnect power supply from the
tool with the switch and remove the plug from mains socket!
•
After repair or maintenance is carried out, before switching on the
table saw install all shields and protective parts.
•
Power supply voltage must match value marked on the rating plate
of the table saw.
•
Connect the table saw only to electrical system equipped with
residual current circuit breaker that will cut the power off when
earth leakage current exceeds
3
0 m
A
in less than
3
0 ms.
•
When working outdoors use only extension cords designed for
outdoor use.
•
Do not use the table saw for cutting firewood.
•
Never keep your hands in position, where there is risk of sliding and
contact with the cutting blade.
•
Do not start working with the table saw when tired or under
influence of medicines.
•
It is vital that all persons who operate the table saw are properly
trained for operation, adjustments and using the table saw.
•
Do not operate or leave the table saw in places exposed to rain or
humidity.
•
Never use the table saw close to explosive liquids or gases.
•
Table saw operator should be adult.
•
Bystanders should not stay close to connected or operating table
saw.
•
Check technical condition of the power cord. Never use the table
saw with damaged power cord.
•
Never attempt to repair the table saw by yourself. In case of fault
take the table saw to authorized service workshop for repair.
•
Immediately replace damaged protection parts.
•
Never overload the table saw, causing rotational speed to drop
down considerably.
•
Keep the workplace clean. Before working remove waste wood
material and unnecessary objects.
•
Keep the workplace well illuminated.
•
Do not distract person who is working with the table saw.
•
When working with the table saw, avoid contact with earthed parts,
pipes, heat radiators, cookers, refrigerators.
•
After the motor is switched off with the switch, never attempt to
stop the cutting blade by applying side pressure.
•
Immediately replace damaged cutting blade.
•
Use protection gloves for cutting blade replacement.
•
Never use cutting blades with parameters different from specified
in this manual.
•
Never attempt to remove or disconnect protection parts of the
table saw.
•
When a break in work is required, finish current cutting and switch
off the table saw.
•
When making a break in work and leaving the workplace is
required, switch off the table saw with the switch and disconnect it
from power supply by removing the plug from mains socket.
•
Check technical condition of the table saw before starting to
operate:
– all protection parts must be in good working order and operate
as supposed to,
– screws and other mount parts must not be loosened,
– all adjustment keys must be removed from the tool.
•
Do not store material or tools under the table saw.
•
Always ensure the processed material adheres to the work table of
the saw with its whole surface.
•
When cutting long objects use appropriate supports, so the cutting
blade does not jam in the material.
•
When cutting round pieces of material use clamps to prevent
material from rotating when making a cut.
•
Never cut several pieces of material at a time.
•
When cutting narrow pieces of material use included push stick. Do
not cut material that you cannot hold safely.
•
Never attempt removing pieces of material, sawdust or other
objects when cutting blade of the saw is rotating.
•
When working with the table saw, external dust extraction system
should be operating.
•
Do not unplug the table saw from mains socket by pulling the cord.
Protect the power cord against excessive heat, oil and sharp edges.
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