Ferm BCM1017, Оригинальное руководство пользователя

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6. Do not force the tool.
The machine will do the job better and
safer at the rate for which it was intended.
Damage caused by forcing the tool is not
covered by the warranty.
7. use the right type of tool.
Do not use low-powered tools for heavy-
duty operations. Never use the machine
other than for its intended purpose.
8. Cable.
Never carry the tool by its cable and do not
tug at the cable to pull the plug from the
socket. Keep the cable away from heat, oil
and sharp edges.
9. maintain the tool with care.
• The tool works best and safest if it is
kept clean.
• Observe the instructions for
maintenance and changing
accessories. Keep the tool dry and free
from oil and grease.
10. Disconnect the machine.
Disconnect the machine when you do not
use it, before cleaning and when changing
accessories and tools.
11. extension cable for outdoor use.
When working outdoors use only extension
cables suitable for this purpose and marked
as such. When using machines with earth-
connection, use an extension cable with
earth-connection.
12. Stay alert.
Watch what you are doing, use your
common sense, do not operate the tool
when you cannot concentrate on the job.
13. Check the machine for damage.
• Before starting the machine, check that
all safety devices and damaged parts
operate smoothly and efficiently;
• If not stated otherwise in this manual,
damaged safety devices and machine
parts must be repaired or replaced by
a recognized service centre. Damaged
switches must be replaced by a service
centre. Do not use the machine when it
cannot be switched on or off.
Special safety instructions
In the design of the battery charger the
requirements for safe usage have been
taken into account. Any change, adaptation,
conversion or other use may interfere with
the safety of the apparatus. In addition, the
guarantee will no longer be valid because of
this.
• Check the following things:
• Does the voltage of the battery charger
correspond to the mains voltage.
Battery chargers with the indication of
230 Volt can also be used when there is
a mains voltage of 220 Volt.
• Are the mains lead and the mains plug
in good condition.
• Avoid the use of long extension cables for
the battery charger.
• Do not try to open the housing of the
battery, because dangerous substances
may be released.
• Do not use the battery charger where there
is moisture.
• Do not expose the battery (and the charger)
to vivid sunlight and high temperatures.
• During charging the battery acid may start
to boil, which is not unusual. Beware of
splashing, however, for battery acid is
caustic. The battery charger therefore
needs to be switched off in order to prevent
accidents and to allow the battery to cool
down.
• During charging so-called detonating gas
can be liberated. That is why the filler caps
are unscrewed before charging(does not
apply to closed batterys, this means Battery
chargers without filler caps). Charging has
to take place in a thoroughly ventilated
space.
• The battery charger does not stop
automatically after charging. For this
reason it needs to be switched off and
disconnected from the battery. Do not leave
the battery charger connected to the mains
voltage after the battery has been charged
completely.
• This range of devices is only suitable for
accumulators containing lead and acid,
as specified in table 1, and are capable
of charging accumulators and starting
vehicles. These devices may not be used
for non-standard batteries and accessories.
To avoid the danger of fire and electric
shock, they may also not be used as DC
power supplies.
• The charger must only be connected to
an appropriate power socket with an earth
connection.