S A F E T Y I N S T R U C T I O N S
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Supply hoses
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Fire-technical properties of hoses used for supplying
compressed air must comply with CBU Decree No. 22/1989
Coll., § 1ř5, section (1), as amended.
•
Supply hoses used in group I (mines) areas of higher
explosion risk I M2 must meet requirements set by CBU
Decree No. 22/19ř9 Coll., § 232,
section c), as amended,
and comply with requirements of enactments CSN EN
1127-1 and CSN EN 1127-2+A1 6.4.7, CSN EN 13 463-1
7.4.3, CSN 33 2030.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
As the following instructions cannot cover all possibly
occurring cases, sound common sense must be employed
when working with the hammer and in the vicinity of this
machine.
Do not touch the trigger until you are ready to operate.
Always hold the hammer with both hands while
operating.
Stay on a safe and stable platform while operating.
Do not put the hammer close to your face and do not
rest it on your leg.
Do not use your leg to push the hammer down while
operating. The tool can break and cause serious
injury.
Stand with your legs safe out of the way of the tool
while maintaining balance.
Compressed air is dangerous! Do not aim an air hose
at yourself or other people. Do not use pressurized air
to clean the site or your clothing.
Make sure all hose connections are firm and airtight
and secure hoses to prevent loss of air or injury if a
hose gets loose or bursts.
Secure hoses using the prescribed number of
recommended hose clips and sockets prescribed for
the type of hose.
Do not release any joints that are under pressure.
Always switch off the air supply and bleed hoses first.
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Only operate the hammer
with
recommended,
approved tools. Work with
the
recommended
air
pressure and avoid heavy
impacts.
Do not get distracted
–
risk
of
accident
is
always
present.
Make sure there is no
plumbing
or
wiring
(electricity, gas, ...) in place
of operation.
If you come across a
foreign
object
while
operating, put the hammer
aside and uncover the
object carefully to identify
it.
If you cannot produce
sufficient thrust on the
hammer
(e.g.
while
operating horizontally or
upward), choose another
type
of
machine
or
technology.
Insufficient
thrust increases vibrations
and risk of injury.
