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b)
Use
personal
protective
equipment.
Always
wear
eye
protection.
Protective
equipment
such
as
dust
mask,
non
‐
skid
safety
shoes,
hard
hat,
or
hearing
protection
used
for
appropriate
conditions
will
reduce
personal
injuries.
c)
Prevent
unintentional
starting.
Ensure
the
switch
is
in
the
off
‐
position
before
connecting
to
power
source
and/or
battery
pack,
picking
up
or
carrying
the
tool.
Carrying
power
tools
with
your
finger
on
the
switch
or
energizing
power
tools
that
have
the
switch
on
invites
accidents.
d)
Remove
any
adjusting
key
or
wrench
before
turning
the
power
tool
on.
A
wrench
or
a
key
left
attached
to
a
rotating
part
of
the
power
tool
may
result
in
personal
injury.
e)
Do
not
overreach.
Keep
proper
footing
and
balance
at
all
times.
This
enables
better
control
of
the
power
tool
in
unexpected
situations.
f)
Dress
properly.
Do
not
wear
loose
clothing
or
jewellery.
Keep
your
hair,
clothing
and
gloves
away
from
moving
parts.
Loose
clothes,
jewellery
or
long
hair
can
be
caught
in
moving
parts.
g)
If
devices
are
provided
for
the
connection
of
dust
extraction
and
collection
facilities,
ensure
these
are
connected
and
properly
used.
Use
of
dust
collection
can
reduce
dust
‐
related
hazards.
4)
Power
tool
use
and
care
a)
Do
not
force
the
power
tool.
Use
the
correct
power
tool
for
your
application.
The
correct
power
tool
will
do
the
job
better
and
safer
at
the
rate
for
which
it
was
designed.
b)
Do
not
use
the
power
tool
if
the
switch
does
not
turn
it
on
and
off.
Any
power
tool
that
cannot
be
controlled
with
the
switch
is
dangerous
and
must
be
repaired.
c)
Disconnect
the
plug
from
the
power
source
and/or
the
battery
pack
from
the
power
tool
before
making
any
adjustments,
changing
accessories,
or
storing
power
tools.
Such
preventive
safety
measures
reduce
the
risk
of
starting
the
power
tool
accidentally.
d)
Store
idle
power
tools
out
of
the
reach
of
children
and
do
not
allow
persons
unfamiliar
with
the
power
tool
or
these
instructions
to
operate
the
power
tool.
Power
tools
are
dangerous
in
the
hands
of
untrained
users.
e)
Maintain
power
tools.
Check
for
misalignment
or
binding
of
moving
parts,
breakage
of
parts
and
any
other
condition
that
may
affect
the
power
tool’s
operation.
If
damaged,
have
the
power
tool
repaired
before
use.
Many
accidents
are
caused
by
poorly
maintained
power
tools.
f)
Keep
cutting
tools
sharp
and
clean.
Properly
maintained
cutting
tools
with
sharp
cutting
edges
are
less
likely
to
bind
and
are
easier
to
control.
g)
Use
the
power
tool,
accessories
and
tool
bits
etc.
in
accordance
with
these
instructions,
taking
into
account
the
working
conditions
and
the
work
to
be
performed.
Use
of
the
power
tool
for
operations
different
from
those
intended
could
result
in
a
hazardous
situation.
5)
Service
a)
Have
your
power
tool
serviced
by
a
qualified
repair
person
using
only
identical
replacement
parts.
This
will
ensure
that
the
safety
of
the
power
tool
is
maintained.
MACHINE
SPECIFIC
SAFETY
WARNINGS
a)
This
power
tool
is
to
be
used
as
a
grinder.
Observe
all
safety
warnings,
instructions,
illustrations
and
specifications
provided
with
this
power
tool.
Failure
to
follow
all
instructions
listed
below
may
result
in
electric
shock,
fire
and/or
serious
injury.
b)
This
power
tool
is
not
suitable
for
sanding
with
sanding
discs,
working
with
wire
brushes,
polishing
and
cut
‐
off
grinding.
Operations
for
which
the
power
tool
is
not
designed
may
create
a
hazard
and
cause
personal
injury.
c)
Do
not
use
accessories
which
are
not
specifically
designed
and
recommended
by
the
tool
manufacturer.
Just
because
the
accessory
can
be
attached
to
your
power
tool,
it
does
not
assure
safe
operation.
d)
The
rated
speed
of
the
accessory
must
be
at
least
equal
to
the
maximum
speed
marked
on
the
power
tool.
Accessories
running
faster
than
their
rated
speed
can
break
and
fly
apart.
e)
The
outside
diameter
of
the
accessory
must
correspond
with
the
dimension
details
of
your
power
tool.
Incorrectly
sized
accessories
cannot
be
adequately
guarded
or
controlled.
f)
Diamond
grinding
tools
and
flanges
must
properly
fit
the
grinding
spindle
of
your
power
tool.
Accessories
that
do
not
exactly
fit
on
the
grinding
spindle
of
the
power
tool
will
run
out
of
balance,
vibrate
excessively
and
may
cause
loss
of
control.
g)
Do
not
use
a
damaged
accessory.
Before
each
use,
inspect
diamond
grinding
tools
for
chips
and
cracks,
wear
or
excessive
wear.
If
power
tool
or
accessory
is
dropped,
inspect
for
damage
or
install
an
undamaged
accessory.
After
inspecting
and
installing
an
accessory,
position
yourself
and
bystanders
away
from
the
plane
of
the
rotating
accessory
and
run
the
power
tool
at
maximum
no
‐
load
speed
for
one
minute.
Damaged
accessories
will
normally
break
apart
during
this
test
time.
h)
Wear
personal
protective
equipment.
Depending
on
application,
use
face
shield,
safety
goggles
or
safety
glasses.
As
appropriate,
wear
dust
mask,
hearing
protectors,
gloves
and
workshop
apron
capable
of
stopping
small
abrasive
or
workpiece
fragments.
The
eye
protection
must
be
capable
of
stopping
flying
debris
generated
by
various
operations.
The
dust
mask
or
respirator
must
be
capable
of
filtrating
particles
generated
by
your
operation.
Prolonged
exposure
to
high
intensity
noise
may
cause
hearing
loss.
i)
Keep
bystanders
a
safe
distance
away
from
the
work
area.
Anyone
entering
the
work
area
must
wear
personal
protective
equipment.
Fragments
of
workpiece
or
of
a
broken
accessory
may
fly
away
and
cause
injury
beyond
immediate
area
of
operation.
j)
Hold
the
power
tool
only
by
the
insulated
gripping
surfaces
when
performing
an
operation
where
the
cutting
tool
may
contact
hidden
wiring
or
its
own
cord.
Contact
with
a
“live”
wire
will
also
make
exposed
metal
parts
of
the
power
tool
“live”
and
shock
the
operator.
k)
Position
the
cord
clear
of
the
spinning
accessory.
If
you
lose
control
of
the
power
tool,
the
cord
may
be
cut
or
snagged
and
your
hand
or
arm
may
be
pulled
into
the
spinning
accessory.
l)
Never
lay
the
power
tool
down
until
the
accessory
has
come
to
a
complete
stop.
The
spinning
accessory
may
grab
the
surface
and
pull
the
power
tool
out
of
your
control.
m)
Do
not
run
the
power
tool
while
carrying
it
at
your
side.
Accidental
contact
with
the
spinning
accessory
could
snag
your
clothing,
pulling
the
accessory
into
your
body.
n)
Regularly
clean
the
power
tool’s
air
vents.
The
motor’s
fan
will
draw
the
dust
inside
the
housing
and
excessive
accumulation
of
powdered
metal
may
cause
electrical
hazards.
o)
Do
not
operate
the
power
tool
near
flammable
materials.
Sparks
could
ignite
these
materials.
p)
Do
not
use
accessories
that
require
liquid
coolants.
Using
water
or
other
liquid
coolants
may
result
in
electrocution
or
shock.
q)
Use
only
diamond
grinding
tools
that
are
recommended
for
your
power
tool
and
the
specific
guard
and
extraction
hood
designed
for
your
power
tool.
Grinding
accessories
not
intended
for
the
power
tool
cannot
be
adequately
guarded
and
are
unsafe.
r)
The
guard
and
extraction
hood
must
be
safely
attached
to
the
power
tool.
The
guard
and
extraction
hood
help
to
protect
the
operator
from
broken
cup
wheel
fragments
and
accidental
contact
with
the
cup
wheel.
s)
Diamond
grinding
tools
must
be
used
only
for
recommended
applications.
For
example:
do
not
grind
with
the
edge
of
the
diamond
grinding
tool.
Diamond
grinding
tools
are
intended
for
material
removal
with
the
bottom
side
of
the
diamond
segments.
Lateral
forces
applied
to
these
cup
wheels
may
cause
them
to
shatter.
t)
Always
use
undamaged
mounting
flanges
that
are
of
correct
size
and
shape
for
your
selected
diamond
grinding
tool.
Suitable
flanges
support
the
diamond
grinding
tool,
thus
reducing
the
possibility
of
breakage.
u)
Do
not
use
worn
down
diamond
grinding
tools
from
larger
power
tools.
Diamond
grinding
tools
intended
for
larger
power
tools
are
not
suitable
for
the
higher
speeds
of
a
smaller
tool
and
may
burst.
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