FERREX BDG 915, Руководство пользователя

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General safety instructions for power tools
• If the machine tends to tilt or walk (especially when sanding long and heavy panels), it must
be fastened to a solid surface of sufficient carrying force.
• Make sure the sanding belt runs in the correct direction – see arrows at the back of the belt.
• Make sure the sanding belt is running correctly so that it cannot come off the drive pulleys.
• Make sure the sanding belt is not twisted or loose.
• Firmly hold the workpiece when sanding.
• Always use the fence when using the sanding machine in horizontal position.
• Always hold the workpiece firmly to the table when using the sanding disc.
• Always hold the workpiece to the side of the sanding disc running downwards, in order to
maintain the workpiece pressed to the table. By using the upward-running side of the sand-
ing disc, the workpiece could be ejected and cause injury to persons.
• Always keep a minimum distance of about 1.5 mm or less between the table or fence and
the sanding belt or disc.
• Do not wear gloves. Do not hold the workpiece with a cloth during sanding.
• Use sanding belt or disc of the correct grit corresponding with the wood.
• Never sand workpieces too small to be held safely.
• Avoid awkward hand positions where a sudden slip could cause your hand to touch the sanding belt
or disc.
• When sanding a large piece of material, provide an additional support at table height.
• Never sand an unsupported workpiece. Secure the workpiece with the table or the fence. Excep-
tions are the sanding of curved workpieces on the outside of the sanding disc.
• Always clear the table, fence or sanding belt of scraps or other objects, before turning the machine
on.
• Do not perform any layout assembly or set-up work on the table while the sanding machine
is in operation.
• Switch the machine off and pull the power plug from the socket when fitting or removing ac-
cessories.
• Never leave the working area of the sanding machine while the tool is running, or as long as
it has not come to an absolute standstill.
Remaining hazards
The machine has been built using modern technology and in accordance with recognized
safety rules.
Some hazards, however, may still remain.
• The sanding belt / disc poses a danger of injury to fingers and hands by improper feeding
or placement of tools.
• Danger of injury from thrown tools due to improper holding or feeding.
• The use of incorrect or damaged mains cables can lead to electrical injuries.
• Although having regarded all considerable rules there may still remain not obvious remain-
ing hazrds.
• Minimize remaining hazards by following the instructions in ”Safety Rules”, ”Use only as au-
thorized” and in the entire operating manual.