XPOtool 61935, Operation Manual

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The Tool Experts
05 2022-1
Sound power level L
WA
(
㏈
(A)) (1)
110
(Wear hearing protection!)
Value of vibration emission a
h
(
㎨
) (2) <2.5
Protection class II
(1) Measured according to EN 61029, inaccuracy K=3 dB (A)
(2) Measured according to EN 61029
Warning:
•
The actual vibration emission value may differ from the indicated value depending on the
method of application.
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The vibration level can be used to compare power tools with each other. It is also suitable for a
preliminary assessment of the vibration load. For an accurate estimation of the vibration load,
the times when the device is switched off or running but not in actual use should also be con-
sidered. This can significantly reduce the vibration load over the entire working period.
•
Establish additional safety measures to protect the operator from the effects of vibrations such
as maintenance of power tools and tools for use, keeping hands warm, organisation of work
procedures.
Residual risks
Risk of injury! Never bring your hands into the saw blade area. Despite compliance with all relevant
construction regulations, there may still be hazards when operating the machine, e.g., due to
•
parts of the workpiece ejected,
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parts of damaged tools ejected,
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noise emission,
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wood dust emission.
Emergency behaviour
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Take first aid measures appropriate to the injury and call for qualified medical attention as soon
as possible.
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Protect the injured person from further damage and calm him down.
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In the event of an accident, a first aid kit in accordance with DIN 13164 should always be at hand
at the workplace. Any material removed from the first aid kit must be refilled immediately.
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When you request help, please provide the following information:
◦
place of the accident (WHERE?),
◦
type of accident (WHAT?),
◦
number of injured (HOW MANY?),
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Nature of injuries (HOW?).
General safety instructions
Caution:
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Read all safety instructions and operating instructions. Failure to observe the safety in-
structions may result in electric shock, fire, and/or serious injury.
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Keep all safety instructions and instructions for the future. The term “power tool” used in
the safety instructions refers to mains-operated power tools (with cable) and battery-powered
power tools (without cable).
Workplace safety
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Keep your work area clean and well lit. Disorder or unlit work areas can lead to accidents.