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e) Do not use chains or toothed saw blades.
Such accessories often cause a kickback or loss
of control over the power tool.
Special safety instructions for
grinding and abrasive cutting
a) Use only the grinding accessories approved
for your power tool and the appropriate
blade guard for these grinding tools.
Grinding tools that are not designed for the
power tool cannot be sufficiently shielded and
are unsafe.
b) Offset grinding discs must be fitted so that the
grinding surface does not protrude over the
level of the blade guard edge.
An improperly
fitted grinding disc which protrudes over the
level of the blade guard edge cannot be prop-
erly guarded.
c) The blade guard must be securely mounted
on the power tool and adjusted to ensure
maximum safety so that the smallest possible
amount of the grinding tool is open to the
operator.
The blade guard is designed to
protect the operator from fragments, accidental
contact with the grinding tool and sparks that
could ignite clothing.
d) Grinding tools should only be used for the
recommended applications.
For example: Never grind with the side
surface of a cutting disc.
Cutting discs are
designed to remove material with the edge of
the disc. Any lateral application of force on
these grinding tools can lead to breakage.
e) Always use an undamaged clamping flange
of the correct size and shape for the selected
grinding disc.
Suitable flanges support the
grinding disc and reduce the risk of disc
breakage. Flanges for cutting discs can be
different to flanges for other grinding discs.
f)
Do not use worn grinding discs from larger
power tools.
Grinding discs for larger power
tools are not designed for the higher rotational
speeds of smaller power tools and can break.
Additional special safety instructions
for abrasive cutting
a) Avoid causing blockages to the cutting disc or
high contact pressure. Do not make any
excessively deep cuts.
Overloading the cutting
disc increases the stress and likelihood of tilting
or jamming and thus the possibility of kickback
or breakage of the grinding tool.
b) Avoid the area in front of and behind the
rotating cutting disc.
When you move the
cutting disc away from yourself in the work-
piece, it is possible, in the event of a kickback,
that the power tool along with the rotating disc
might be thrown out directly towards you.
b) If the cutting disc jams or you stop working,
switch the tool off and hold it steadily in the
workpiece until the disc has completely
stopped turning. Never attempt to pull a
rotating cutting disc out of a cut. This could
lead to kickback.
Identify and remove the
cause of the jam.
d) Do not switch the power tool back on while it
is located in the workpiece. Allow the cutting
disc to reach its full speed before you care-
fully continue the cut.
Otherwise, the disc can
jam, jump out of the workpiece or cause kick-
back.
e) Support boards or large workpieces to
reduce the risk of the cutting disc jamming
and causing a kickback.
Large workpieces can
bend under their own weight. The workpiece
must be supported on both sides of the disc:
both in the vicinity of the cutting disc and also
at the edge.
f) Be particularly careful when making "pocket
cuts" into existing walls or other obscured
areas.
The inserted cutting disc may cut into
gas or water pipes, electrical wiring or other
objects that can cause kickback.