Zipper Mowers 9120039238463, Operation Manual

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SAFETY
ZIPPER MASCHINEN GmbH www.Zipper-Maschinen.at  25
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 The plug of an electrical tool must strictly correspond to the
socket. Do not use any adapters together with earthed electric
tools
 Each time you work with an electrically operated machine, caution
is advised! There is a risk of electric shock, fire, cutting injury;
 Protect the machine from dampness (causing a short circuit)
 Use power tools and machines never in the vicinity of flammable
liquids and gases (danger of explosion)
 Check the cable regularly for damage
 When working with the machine outdoors, use extension cables
suitable for outdoor use
 Do not use the cable to carry the machine
 Protect the cable from heat, oil and sharp edges
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Avoid body contact with earthed
 FIRE HAZARD:
Especially the aspiration of lightly flammable materials like gases,
liquids, metal dust or chippings, solvents, hot ashes, cigarette
waste … is strictly forbidden!
 Do not insert any objections into the dust collector hood and keep
hand away from the dust collector hood when machine is
connected to power supply.
 Regularly check the dust collector hood for debris and clean it if
necessary.
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Do not dismount the protective fence in the dust collector hood. It
is a security component and must be left in place.
11.3 Remaining risk factors
Despite of correct and proper use and maintenance there remain some residual risk factors:
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Hazard of injury or machine damage due to undetected machine defect
To minimize this risk, check the machine prior to every operation for loose screws and
connections. Check the motor noise, the collector tubes, filter bag, dust collector bag and impeller
for eventual damage. Damaged parts have to be replaced immediately, no operation of the
machine in the meantime!
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Hazard of electric shock
Undetected malfunctions in the power supply and/or the connected wood working machine might
result in electric shock when touching the machine. Ensure proper electric installation, and let it
check periodically by a trained electrician.
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Danger due to unintended machine start-up
Eliminate this risk by disconnecting the machine before you perform any checks or activities on
the machine.
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Hazard of inhaling toxic wood dust
Especially wood dust arising from chemically treated wood and/or lacquer/paint are harmful when
inhaled. Therefore let the dust settle for 10 Minutes before you change the dust collector bag and
wear a suitable breathing mask if required.