Contents
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Contents
Meaning of the symbols.........................................23
For your safety.......................................................24
Safety information..................................................25
Intended use ..........................................................30
Identification plate
..................................................30
Operating controls .................................................30
Start-up ..................................................................30
Assembly ...............................................................31
Operation ...............................................................31
Servicing ................................................................34
Transport and storage ...........................................34
Troubleshooting .....................................................35
Warranty ................................................................35
CE Declaration of Conformity ................................35
Customer service...................................................35
Environmentally-friendly disposal ..........................35
Meaning of the symbols
WARNING!
To reduce the risk of injury, read the
operating instructions!
Wear head protection!
Wear safety goggles and ear de-
fenders!
When working with the tool wear
non-slip shoes.
Warning! The tool is not
protected against electric
shocks if it comes into
contact with live cables!
Maintain a safety distance
of 10 m from live cables and
or objects that are in contact
with them.
Note
Observe the symbols and their meaning in
the operating manual for the operating arm.
Summary of Contents for PS 20 eM
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