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–Take care of the power tool and its ac-
cessories. Check the absence of mis-
alignment or jamming of moving parts,
broken parts and other defects that
may affect the operation of the pow-
er tool. In case of damage to the pow-
er tool, contact the manufacturer (DNI-
PRO M LLC), the DNIPRO-M authorized
service center, or the seller of the
product. Most accidents are caused by
faulty power tools.
–Keep cutting tools clean. Properly
maintained cutting tools with sharp
cutting edges are less prone to warp-
ing and work better.
–Use the power tool, accessories, etc. in
accordance with this instruction, tak-
ing into account the conditions and
type of work. Using power tools for
work for which they are not intended
can lead to dangerous situations.
–Keep handles and grip surfaces clean,
free of oil or grease. Slippery handles
and gripping surfaces do not ensure
safe operation of the power tool.
–For service and repair of the power
tool, contact the manufacturer (DNI-
PRO M LLC), the DNIPRO-M authorized
service center or the seller of the prod-
uct. This will ensure the maintenance of
safety and serviceability of the power
tool.
2. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS WHEN
USING A ROTARY HAMMER
–An additional handle must be used
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gripping surfaces because the tool may
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–Remove any adjustment key before
turning on the power tool. A key left on
a rotating part can cause injury.
–Maintain stability and balance during
work. This will be a guarantee of reli-
able control of the power tool, in par-
ticular in unpredictable situations.
–Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry
while working. Keep hair and clothing
away from moving parts of the pow-
er tool. Loose clothing, jewelry or long
hair can be caught in moving parts of
the power tool.
–If means are available for connect-
ing suction or dust collection devic-
es, connect and use these devices cor-
rectly. The use of such devices reduces
the risks associated with the presence
of dust.
–Do not allow excessive self-confidence
that arises from regular use of power
tools. Self-confidence causes a care-
less attitude to the implementation
of safety principles and even ignoring
them. Any carelessness when operat-
ing a power tool can result in serious
injury in a matter of seconds.
–Do not overload the power tool. Use
the power tool for its intended pur-
pose. A properly selected power tool
will perform better and safer when per-
forming the work for which it is intend-
ed.
–Do not use a power tool if the switch
does not turn it on and off. Any power
tool with a faulty switch is dangerous
and requires repair.
–Before making any adjustments, chang-
ing accessories or packing the power
tool for storage, be sure to disconnect
the plug from the power source or re-
move the battery. Such precautions re-
duce the risk of accidentally turning on
the power tool.
–Keep the power tool out of the reach
of children and do not allow persons
unfamiliar with the safety and operat-
ing instructions to work with it. In the
hands of an untrained user, an electric
tool is very dangerous.
