Scheppach HS81, Перевод с оригинального руководства пользователя

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Wear appropriate, personal protective equip-
ment such as:
- Ear protection to reduce the risk of getting
hard of hearing
- Respiratory protection to reduce the risk of
inhaling dangerous dust
- Be sure to wear gloves when working with
saw blades and coarse materials
Where practicable, keep saw blades in a
separate container.
Connect the power tool to a dust reception
facility when cutting wood. Dust release is
influenced by the type of material you will work
on, the importance of local deposition (acqui-
sition or source) and the proper adjustment of
covering/ deflecting plate/ guide.
Do not use saw blades made out of high-
speed steel (HSS steel).
In times of non-use keep the push stick or the
push block with the electrical power tool at all
times.
2. Maintenance and repair
The noise level depends on different factors
such as the quality of the saw blades, the con-
dition of saw blade and power tool. If possible,
use saw blades that were constructed for
noise reduction, maintain the electrical power
tool and tool adapter regularly and keep them
in good condition in order to reduce the noise
level.
Inform the person who is responsible for the
security of the power tool immediately when
you detect defects in the electrical power tool,
the protection equipment or the tool.
3. Working safely
Use the push stick or a push block to pass the
work piece by the saw blade safely.
Do not carry out folds or grooves without using
proper protective devices over the saw table.
Do not use this electrical power tool to create
slashes (grooves finished on the work piece
itself).
Use only saw blades for which the maximum
speed is lower than the maximum spindle
speed of the table saw and which are suitable
for the material you intend to cut.
Always use the transporting means for the
transport of the electrical power tool. Never
use the protective devices for handling and
transporting the device.
Make sure that the upper part of the saw blade
is covered; e.g. by the protective device.
Warning! During operation this electrical
power tool produces an electromagnetic field
which can influence active or passive medical
implants under certain conditions. In order to
avoid the risk of serious or fatal injuries, we
recommend persons with medical implants to
consult with their doctor and the manufacturer
of the medical implant before operating the
electrical power tool.
■ SAFETY INFORMATION FOR HANDLING SAW BLADES
• Operate insertion tools only when you know
how to handle them correctly.
• Always consider the maximum speed. The
maximum speed indicated on the power tool
may not be exceeded. Observe the speed
range (if specified).
• Do not use insertion tools with cracks.
Immediately take ruptured insertion tools
out of service; simply repairing them is not
admissible.
• Clean the clamping surfaces of dirt, fat, oil
and water.
• Always handle insertion tools with care. If
possible, keep them in their original packing
or in a special container. Wear protective
gloves in order to improve your grip and to
reduce the risk of personal injuries.
• Before operating the insertion tool, ensure
that all protective devices are attached
properly.
• Before operation also make sure that the
insertion tool you intend to use meets the
technical requirements for electrical power
tools.
• Use the provided saw blade only for cutting
wood and never for cutting metals.
Intended use
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This electrical power tool meets the EC
Machinery Directive.
• This power tool is defined as a portable
electrical power tool.
• In order to transport/ reorganize the po -
wer tool, place one hand at the front and
one hand at the end of the saw table and
lift the power tool.
• If you do not use the provided frame, you
have to fasten the power tool to a stable
workbench.
• The operator of the device should always
stand in front of the power tool, at the left
side of the saw blade.
• The working and surrounding area of the
power tool have to be free from foreign
bodies in order to prevent accidents.
• It is important to keep the work pieces
to be machined free from foreign bodies
such as nails and screws.
• Before commissioning, the power tool has
to be connected to an exhaust system
with a flexible exhaust line of low flam -
mability. The exhaust system switches
on automatically when the power tool is
turned on.
• When the electrical power tool is ope-
rated in enclosed rooms it has to be
connected to an exhaust system. In order
to remove fragments and sawdust, use
a 3200 ha or 2600 ha dust removal. The
flow velocity of the suction strainer has to
be 20 m/s.
• The automatic switch-on can be obtained
as an optional accessory. Type ALV 2:
Order no. 7910 4010, 230–240 V/50 Hz
• When turning on the power tool, the
exhaust system turns on after a start-up
delay of about 2-3 seconds. Thus, the
machine helps avoiding the overload of
your main’s fuse. .
• When turning off the power tool, the
exhaust system switches off automatically
after 3-4 seconds.
• Thereby, the residual dust is sucked off,
as required by the Ordinance on Hazar -
dous Substances which saves power
and reduces the noise level. The exhaust
system runs only when the power tool is
turned on.
• Do not turn on and remove the exhaust
system or the dust remover when you
operate the power tool.
• This electrical power tool is constructed
for processing wood and wood-imitating
materials only. Only original tools and
accessories may be used. Insert the
required saw blade (according to norm
EN 847-1) depending on the cutting and
wood type (solid wood, plywood or chip-
boards). Follow the accessory instruc-
tions in this manual.
• The power tool may only be used in
technically perfect condition. Be sure to
operate the power tool according to its
intended use and observe the operating
instructions as well as all safety and risk
information for the power tool at all times.
Any cause of disorder, especially when
affecting safety, operation should be
immediately interrupted.
• The safety, working and maintenance re-
quirements of the manufacturer as well as
the dimensions specified in the technical
data have to be complied with at all times.
• Observe all relevant accident prevention
regulations as well as other generally
recognized safety regulations.
• The electrical power tool may only be
operated, maintained or repaired by
persons who are familiar with the equip-
ment and have been informed about the
possible dangers. Unauthorized modifica -
tions to the electrical power tool void the
liability of the manufacturer for damages
resulting from this.
• The power tool may only be operated with
the original manufacturer’s accessories
and original tools..
• The manufacturer does not accept any
responsibility for damage resulting from
improper use; therefore the operator
himself carries the full risk.
Residual risks
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The electrical power tool is constructed ac-
cording to state of the art technology and reco-
gnized safety rules and regulations. However,
residual risks might still arise during operation.
• When handling the work piece incorrectly,
the rotating saw blade might cause a risk of
injury for your hands and fingers.
• When holding or guiding the work piece
incorrectly (e.g. when working without the
limit stop), flying work pieces can increase
the risk of injury.
• Exposure to noise might increase your
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