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lamps). Should there be any faults in the primary
mains connection, please contact your local elec -
tricity supplier to advice and information.
Residual risks
The machine has been built according to the state of
the art and the recognised technical safety require -
ments. However, individual residual risks can arise
during operation.
• Health hazard due to electrical power, with the use
of improper electrical connection cables.
• Furthermore, despite all precautions having been
met, some non-obvious residual risks may still re -
main.
• Residual risks can be minimised if the „safety in -
structions“ and the „Proper use“ are observed
along with the whole of the operating instructions.
• Do not load the machine unnecessarily: excessive
pressure when sawing will quickly damage the saw
blade, which results in reduced output of the ma-
chine in the processing and in cut precision
• Use the tool that is recommended in this manual.
In doing so, your machine provides optimal perfor -
mance.
• Hands may never enter the processing zone when
the machine is in operation.
• Release the handle button and switch off the ma -
chine prior to any operations..
• Danger of injury! of fingers and hands by contact
with the blade shaft at uncovered areas when
changing tools. These can also be crushed by
opening the guard.
• Eye injuries
• on the infeed and discharge opening by
dangerous recoil
• Danger from current if the electric cables have not
been connected correctly.
• harmful wood duct may be generated if operated
without an extractor or chip bag.
• by catapulted parts
• Metal parts in the workpiece can blunt or destroy
the blades.
• Lung damage if no suitable protective dust mask
is used.
Special safety instructions
• Do not use blunt knives. Risk of kick-back.
• The cutter block must be fully covered.
• Use a push stick to plane any short workpieces.
• Take additional safety precautions if you are plan -
ing any narrow workpieces. It may be necessary to
use lateral pressure equipment and springloaded
covers to ensure that you can work in safety.
• The machine is not suitable for cutting rebates.
• The anti-kick safeguard and the infeed roller must
be inspected at regular intervals.
• Machines fitted with a sawdust extractor and ex -
tractor hoods must be connected to the devices
concerned. The type of material used can have a
negative influence on the dust generated.
• The machine is designed exclusively for the cutting
of wood and similar materials.
• The knife must be replaced immediately once it be -
comes worn down by 5%.
• If a push stick is not used there may be a risk of
serious danger. The push stick should always be
kept at the machine when not used.
• There is a greater risk of danger when small workpiec-
es are fed in by hand. Always observe the manufactur -
er’s instructions on the use of the push stick.
• If the safety covers, infeed table or mesh are in -
correctly aligned they could lead to uncontrollable
situations.
• Damaged or soiled workpieces may cause a risk
of danger. Never use metal parts in the machine or
any materials which can fracture or shatter. Risk
of injury!
• To cut long workpieces, always place them on a
mobile table or similar type of supporting equip -
ment. Otherwise there is a risk that you may lose
control over the workpiece.
• The machine is only suitable for planing and thick -
nessing.
• Wear suitable protective clothing when working
with the machine:
- ear protection to prevent damage to your ears,
- a breathing mask to avoid the risk of inhaling
hazardous particles of dust,
- safety gloves to avoid injuries from sharp edges
or knives,
- safety goggles to avoid eye injuries from flying
parts.
• It is imperative that the following situations are
avoided at all times: Premature interruption of the
cutting operation (planing cuts which do not com-
plete the entire length of the workpiece; planing of
uneven pieces of wood which do not lie flat on the
infeed table).
• Important! If the primary mains connection is in a
poor condition there is a risk of short-circuits when
the machine is switched on. This may also affect
other functions (e.g. the lighting up of indicator