Wolf 106302, User Manual

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Electrical
Safety
A
WARNINGI
Always
check that the
power
supply corresponds to
the
voltage
on
the
ratlng plate.
Replacing cables
or
plugs
immediately
throw
away
old cables
or
plugs when they
have In the
event
of
an
electrical short
circuit, grounding
reduces the risk
been
replaced by
new ones,
it is
dangerous
to insert the
plug
of
of electric shock
by providing
a
path
of least resistance
to disperse
a
loose cable in the wall outlet,
Grounding
electrlc current. This
pillar
drill is
equipped
with
a power
cord having
a
equipment-grounding
prong.
Using
extension cables
1. Reduce the risk of electrocution by keeping all connections dry
1. As
a
supply
for this
pillar
drill
always
use an
unloaded
and off the
ground.
Do not touch
plugs
with
wet
hands. Failure
to
line and/or extension with conductor of
at
least 1,5mm2 follow these
warning
could result in serious
injuries.
and
protected
with
a
13A fuse. Be
sure
that this extension
2. This
pillar
drill must have
a
ground
prong
in the
plug
to help
cable is not
longer
than 20
metres. ensure
that it is
grounded.
Do not
remove
ground
prong
from
Only
connect
your
pillar
drill and/or extension cable
to
an
plug to
fit into
a
two-pronged
outlet! It the
plug
will not fit the
earthed
electricity
mains. outlet, have the proper outlet installed by
a
qualified
electrician.
This pillar drill
can
be
switched
to
the
single-phase
network
(230V/50Hz),
it
you are
in doubt about the earth
of the
electricity provisions,
consult
an
electrician first.
Even
considering
variations of the power
supply (:10%
AC
230V),
the rotational
speed
of the
spindle
will
never
exceed the rated no-load speed.
Wolf'—
rooaoz
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