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wearing suitable gloves and taking regular
breaks. Remember that the time of using the
power machine may gat shorter in result of per-
sonal inclination to poor capillary return, low out-
side temperature or strong grip of the machine
while working.
15.
Watch out for any damaged parts. Inspect the
machine before use. Are any parts damaged?
Ask yourself seriously when detecting slight
damage whether the machine will work perfectly
and safely despite that. Watch out for proper
aligning and adjustment of any moving parts. Do
the parts fit one in another properly? Are the part
damaged? Is everything installed as appropri-
ate? Are any other prerequisites of proper
working in place? Damaged protective devices
etc. must be repaired or replaced by authorised
entities unless the operation manual expressly
say otherwise. Any defective switches must be
replaced at an authorised servicing centre. Do
not use the machine if it cannot be put on and
off with the switch. When repairs are necessary,
kindly turn to your local servicing centre.
16.
Do not use any saw chains if not conforming to
the technical data in the operation manual.
17.
Take care to see that the protection cover of this
power chain saw works perfectly any time and
the chain sprockets are covered completely.
18.
Always put the engine off prior to any ad-
justment or maintenance of the machine. The
same applies to the chain bar replacement.
19.
Use approved parts only. Use only identical
spare parts for maintenance and repairs. Re-
quest advice of an authorised servicing centre
for this purpose.
Warning! Use of other bar/guide rail, accessories,
and superstructure parts that are expressly recom-
mended may result in a threat to persons and prop-
erty.
The machine should not be used for other than
intended purposes. Any deviation from the purpose
shall be considered an unauthorised use. Only the
user, and never the manufacturer, shall be held liable
for any material and personal damage resulting from
such an unauthorised use.
The manufacturer shall not perform any warranties if
the machines manufactured by it are altered or used
in an unauthorised manner and if damage is inflicted
in result.
Even if the machine is professionally used, there
is always residual risk that is impossible to
exclude. It is the type and design of the machine,
which potential risks may be derived from as
follows:
•
Contact with the uncovered saw chain (risk of
laceration).
•
Reaching the running chain (laceration).
•
Unpredictable, sudden move of the worked
piece and parts thereof.
•
Chain saw cracking
•
Defective saw teeth and chain(/rod parts spring
off.
•
Hearing impairment, if proper ear protection is
not used.
•
Dust formation harmful to the health if the
machined is used in confined areas (nausea).
•
Never use deformed or damaged chains (risk of
spring off).
•
Always mount a file handle to any sharp part
to avoid injuries.
Additional Safety Rules for Chain
Saws
•
Unplug the machine before adjusting or main-
taining it.
•
Make the instruction manual accessible to
anybody working on the machine.
•
Use the machine for cutting wood only.
•
Caution! Rotating chain may injure hands and
fingers and cause other cuts dangerous to life
•
Always arrange adequate lighting.
•
Do not use the saw in the proximity of flammable
liquids and gases.
•
Observe the regulations of proper working
apparel. Loose clothing and jewellery may be
easily caught it by the rotating chain. Wear pro-
tective clothing with pads to prevent cuts.
•
Only persons of age are allowed to use the
machine. Apprentices of a minimum age of 16
years are allowed to use the saw if supervised.
•
Children, the ill, and the infirm should be kept at
a safe distance from the machine in operation.
•
Check the machine for damages. Do not use it if
defective or damaged.
•
Always have the machine repaired at an
authorised servicing centre.
•
Do not attempt repairs by yourselves. Only an
authorised servicing centre is allowed to do re-
pairs and replacement of parts.
•
Keep all the working area tidy and clean. Re-
move any chips and put the things not needed
any more at places.
•
Watch out for any risky stumble in the area of
the saw.
•
If possible, the operator of the machine should
not be distracted.
•
Use only saw chains in a perfect state of repair,
I.e. well sharpened, free of any cracks, fissures
deformations etc.
•
Defective chains have to be promptly replaced.
•
Do not use any chains not conforming to the
technical data contained herein.
•
Pay attention to the correct direction of the chain
installation.
•
The machine protective devices shall not be
removed or put out of operation in any way.
•
Damaged or defective protective devices should
be replaced immediately.
•
Never cut pieces of wood so small that it is
impossible to secure them sufficiently.
•
If you are disturbed in the course of sawing
work, behave cautiously before you have to ad-
just your attention to a new situation.
•
Check all the screw, nuts and other joints for
strength at regular intervals.
•
Never store instruments and materials above the
machine that they could fall down on it.
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