Genersl sofety instrudions
To use this tooL properly, you must observe the sofety
regulahons, the ossembly instrudions ond the operating
instructtons to be found in this MonuoL. AIL persons who
use ond semce the mochine hove to be acqulinted with
this Monuo! ond must be informed about its potentiol
hazords. Chib,en ond infrm people must not use this
tooL. Chili'e" shoud be supervised ot oLl tirna if they ore
in the orec '' ,+htch the tool is being used. It is obo
imperotive t"c: rot observe the occident prevention
reguLotions '. .;';2 in your oreo. The same opplia for
generoL ruLu c.' x:.cotionoL heolth and safety.
Waming. v'ine' -: ^g power tools, basic safety
precouttons s'.-.: :.'.vlys be token to reduce the isk of
fre, electnc src^:. :'c Desonol injury. Also, pleose read
and heed the :c.--: :v,en in the odditionol impoftant
sofety instruc::':
1. Keep the wo* area cleon and tidy. Cluttered work
orels c.c o€.c'e: -.'te occidents ond injury.
2. Consider the environmentin which you are working.
Da nct ,se .i,'..'::.:: i. domp or wet bcotians. Keep
the ,+o'": ':'.: ,\.-. .': )a not expose power toob to
roin. Do 'c: -s. ::,\.' ::cs tn the prxence of
flommoo,; . :- -. : :-:-
j. Keep visiton owoy from the work area, ALL isitors
ond onLookes, .jir- -.._. :'',c:ec ond inf nn persons,
shouLd be kept ,',t.. :,,,._, _:om ',+,here you ore working.
Do not Let oth€: - :': .'oniry moke contoct with the
tooL or ertenstc- ::':.
4. Store toob safeLy. ,',',2n ,161 in use, tools should be
Locked up out oj 'ecc-.
5. Do not force the tool, rhe tool will do the job bener
and sofer worhng ot the rote for which it was
designed.
-7, Dras conectly. Do not wear loase clothing or
' jewellery. fhey can be cought in moving parts. Rubbern
' gLoves ond non-slip fuotwear lre recommended when
working outdoox. If you hove Long hoil weo, a
p rotective h air cove i n g.
8. Ux *fety occessories. Safety gLassu and eormulfi
should alwoys be worn. A foce or dust mask is abo
requird if the sanding operotion creota dust.
9. h not abuse the power cord. Never pull the cord to
disconnect the tooLfrom the power point. Keep the
cord awoy from hect, oil and sharp dga.
10. kcure the work piece. Use clomps or a ice to hod
the work piece. It b safer than uing your hand and
freu both honds to operote the tooL
77. Do not overreach. Keep your footing scure and
boLanced ot al1 tima.
12. l-@k after your tools. Kq tmls sharp ond clean fur
better ond sofer pefurmance- Hbw the irstructions
regarding Lubication and accawy dtonrys Inspxt
tml cords peiodicolly and, if domryd. hwe thetn
repaired by an authoid vl*z frcib'ty. Irspect
extension cords peiodicolly ond rqlae than if
damoged. Keep tooL handts dry, fun ond fre fiom
oil ond grease
li. Disconned idle tools. Switch off tlc p*er ad
disconnect the pLug fron tlc p*r pint fufore
seruicing, when changing oc6sb od wlen the
tooL is not in use
14. Remove adjusting kapsndME As*b w
that keys ond adjusting wredta ue remM from
the tool before switching on.
15. Avoid unintentional starting Ahtoys M thot the
switch is in the )FF position Sue plaggiry in the
tooL to the power supply. b rct cany o pluggd in
6. Use the coned tool for the job. Do not force smoll , tool with your f nger r :'. :.,,-::'
tools or attochmenLs to do the job bat hondLed by , *tO. l1se outdoor rated extension cords. ,,,-= - j :ooi i5
heaierdutytooL.Neveruseatoolforopuryosefor'-f usedoutdoors usec.:_,.,:.-:.:-::.:r:-c:c,e
which it wos not intended. ' intencled for out1cn. -s. :-: :-. s: -:.<ec.
