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RAUTOOL A-LIGHT2
SAFETY INFORMATION
General Use and Care
– The tool is intended to be used with REHAU
SDR11
compression-
sleeve
fittings
in the
size range 25 to 40 mm. Do not use the tool for
other purposes.
– Only operate the tool with original REHAU parts and accessories.
– Maintenance and repair work should be done only in a service cen-
ter authorized by REHAU. We will not be responsible for any work
performed by an unauthorized person.
– Keep the tool, the batteries and the charger away from moisture,
extreme heat, oil and solvents. The charger is only intended for use
in dry, indoor rooms. It must not be used outdoors.
– Before use, examine the tool and accessories for damage or
defects
(for example, cracks in the cable insulation, oil leaks from
the tool,
bent compression cylinders, damage or visible wear of the
jaw sets).
Check whether the moving parts are in proper working
order, that
they are not jammed and that parts are not damaged. All
parts must
be correctly assembled and satisfy all of the conditions
to ensure
proper tool operation.
– Never work with a damaged tool or accessory. Immediately send
the damaged tool to your local REHAU representative
– At every tool change (replacement of jaw sets), remove the battery
from the tool to prevent unintended activation.
– When charging, only use one-phase alternating current at the volt-
age indicated on the power rating label.
NOTICE
:
To avoid damage to tool, always follow all operating
instructions
– To prevent the motor from overheating, do not operate at maximum
pressure for any prolonged period. The tool is not suited for long-
term use. After about 50 consecutive compressions, it should be
allowed to rest for at least 15 minutes to allow it to cool.
– To avoid damage to the tool, do not insert foreign objects into the
ventilation grills on the charger.
– REHAU will not accept any liability for damage or injury attributable
to unsafe product use, poor maintenance or improper product and
system usage. For technical information contact your local REHAU
representative or download documents at www.na.rehau.com/
resourcecenter.
Read all safety information and assembly instructions before using the
tool. Follow these operating instructions and always keep the safety
warnings with the tool. In addition to the operating instructions, always
observe generally applicable statutory and other binding regulations
relating to the prevention of and protection against accidents.
WARNING!
Improper use of the tool could cause death or
serious injury
CAUTION!
Improper handling of the tool may result in personal
injury and/or damage to the tool.
– Never operate the tool in an environment presenting the risk of
fire or explosion.
– Do not burn the tool, charger or rechargeable batteries. Re-
chargeable batteries may explode and flare up.
– Only use the battery and charger supplied by the OEM. Using a
different battery or different charger may cause an explosion.
– Do not touch moving parts. Touching moving parts could
cause fingers to become trapped.
– Ensure rechargeable battery contacts cannot be shorted by
metal objects, such as screws, instruments, nails, etc. A short
circuit between the battery contacts can cause burns or fire.
– As a result of improper use, liquid can leak from the bat-
tery. Avoid contact with this liquid. In the event of inadvertent
contact, rinse off with water. Should the liquid enter the eyes,
obtain medical assistance immediately.
– Do not wear loosely fitting clothes or jewelry. They may get
caught in moving parts. Wear a hair net if you have long hair.
– Do not work below the minimum processing temperature of
14°F (-10°C). Processing at temperatures under 14°F (-10°C)
or over 113°F (45°C) may result in damage to jointing
components, to the tool and/or in personal injury.
– At lower temperatures (below 32°F [0°C]) it is recommended
that the jointing components be stored in a warm environment
before being processed.
