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Please note the included General Safety Notes and the
following safety notes to avoid malfunctions, damage or
physical injury.
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Only use the impact drill for domestic purposes. The impact
drill is not designed for continuous, professional use.
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Make sure the voltage corresponds to the type label on the
unit.
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Before starting any work on walls, floors or similar, make sure that all
power lines in the work area are switched off at the main switchboard.
Inspect the proposed drill hole location for any utility lines (e. g. water,
gas, power) before drilling. Use a suitable device such as a metal or
electricity line detecting device.
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Persons with limited physical, sensorial or mental abilities are not allowed
to use the impact drill, unless they are supervised and briefed for their
safety by a qualified person.
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Make sure the cord cannot get caught in any way. Do not wind the cord
around the unit and do not bend it.
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Do not jam the cord or pull the cord around edges. Keep the power cord
away from any hot or sharp surfaces.
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Always switch off the impact drill and unplug it before cleaning,
maintaining or when not in use.
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Do not operate the unit if it does not work correctly or has been dropped.
Do not disassemble the unit and do not try to repair it yourself. Contact
the Westfalia customer service.
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Always wear ear protection when working with the impact drill. The noise
can lead to hearing damage. Wear a dust mask to protect yourself from
potentially hazardous dust. Preferably wear safety goggles to protect your
eyes against thrown particles.
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Always use the provided auxiliary handle. Loss of control of the impact drill
can cause injuries.
To avoid injuries due to the hand arm vibration, take
sufficient rest breaks.
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Never perform an operation where the cutting accessory is in risk to
contact the power cord or other live wires. Cutting accessory contacting a
“live” wire may make exposed metal parts of the power tool “live” and
could give the operator an electric shock.
SAFETY NOTES