Raider 053108, Руководство пользователя

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4.21. Ensure that the workpiece never
touches the saw blade before the machine has
been switched on.
4.22. Never process metal or stone sorts with
this machine.
4.23. Use support aids in order to support long
workpieces.
4.24. Never use the machine in a dangerous
environment, where inflammable gases or fluids
are present.
4.25. Never leave the machine unattended
without first disconnecting it from the mains
voltage.
4.26. If you hear abnormal noises, try to trace
them or take the machine to a recognized fitter, or
repair company.
4.27. If a part is broken or damaged, replace it
or repair it immediately.
4.28. Never stand in the track of the saw blade
but stand to the left or the right of the saw bench.
4.29. Your hands must likewise be placed next
to the track of the saw blade.
4.30. Always use the feedstick to push the
wood through the saw.
4.31. Always place the wood at the front of the
saw bench and then push it further back.
4.32. For mitring only the adjustable guide
must be used and the fence must be removed.
4.33. Never use the fence as a linear measure
for cutting off beams.
4.34. If the saw blade is locked: first switch off
the machine before you attend to the fault.
4.35. Avoid workpieces hitting back in your
direction by taking the following measures:
• Always use sharp saw blades.
• Do not saw too small workpieces.
• Never release the workpiece before it has
been completely pushed through the saw.
• Always adjust the guide parallel to the saw
blade.
• Never remove the saw protection.
4.36. Before you continue sawing, ensure that
you are standing firmly and that your hands are in
the required position.
4.37. Never use thinners to clean the machine.
Only use a damp cloth for cleaning.
4.38. Do not use saw blades which are
damaged or deformed.
4.39. Replace table insert when worn.
4.40. Use only saw blades recommended by
the manufacturer.
4.41. Take care that the selection of the saw
blade depends on the material to be cut.
4.42. Connect circular saws to a dust-
collecting device when sawing.
4.43. Use and correct adjustment of the riving
knife
4.44. Use and correct adjustment of the upper
saw blade quard.
4.45 The dust that is emitted when sawing
certain types of wood can be toxic, i.s. oak, birch,
ash, beech and fibreboard. Certain dust, from
tropical wood types such as rosewood, coco
bolo and afzelia, cause cancer when breathed
in regularly. Ensure therefore that you have good
dust suction installed with a device that fulfils the
following requirements:
• Tube must fit perfectly on the connection
element
• Suction volume must be larger than 550 m3
per hour
• Vacuum at connection more than 740 Pa
• Air speed at connection more than 20
meters/second
Ensure that the least possible wood dust is
released in the atmosphere. WIPE wood dust
away (do not blow away with pressured air),
repair leaks in the tubes and ensure appropriate
ventilation.
Do not use saw blades which are damaged
or deformed.
Always clamp or press the workpiece firmly
against the saw guide, before you carry out the
process.
Do not modify the machine; unauthorised
parts have not been tested and approved.
Mainly use:
• No unauthorised saw blades
• No unauthorised safety systems 7
• Always use the supplied safety systems!
• Always use a cavity blade for scalloping.
4.46 Wear ear protectors. The following facors
can be of influence in producing noise:
• The kind of material to be cut
• The sawblade
• The force of which the workpiece is fed Loud
noise can lead to hearing damage. Ensure that
you wear ear protectors. Ensure that the cavity
blade is not bent, this can also cause noise.
4.47 Residual risks
The following risks are inherent to the use of
these machines:
• Injuries caused by touching the rotating parts
• Injuries caused by disruption of the cutting
blade
These risks are most evident:
• Within the range of operation
• Within the range of the rotating machine