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• Ensure that all operators have read and understood these instructions.
• Wear approved PPE: eye protection, ear defenders, gloves and protective clothing. If the
polishing generates dust, wear a particle mask.
• Ensure no loose clothing, ties, watches, jewellery, etc. Contain long hair.
• Keep work area clean, tidy and free for any obstructions. Ensure adequate lighting.
• Refer to specific instructions included with battery and battery charger for details of fitting
the battery pack to the tool and charging method.
• Always remove the battery pack before changing polishing pads or performing any
maintenance.
• Only use approved polishing pads — do not use pads that are cracked or damaged.
• Ensure panel cannot move around — mount in a panel stand and secure with clamps if
necessary.
• Do not switch on the polisher if the pad is in contact with the workpiece.
• Do not touch the pad when the polisher is switched on.*
• Do not use the polisher if it is damaged or parts are missing.
• Do not operate the polisher in the presence of flammable material, liquids or gases.
• Do not let the air vents on the polisher become clogged with dirt or covered in any way; this
will cause overheating.
• Do not let hands cover the vents when in use.
• Do not let the polisher get wet or use in damp or wet conditions.
• Do not use the polisher as a fixed tool (for example, mounted in a vice).
• Do not use the polisher as an angle grinder or cutter.
• When not in use, remove the battery pack and store in dry, secure conditions.
• Keep the tool clean at all times. Always wear eye protection and protective gloves when
cleaning the tool. For cleaning use a dry cloth and soft brush. Water must never come in
contact with the tool. Use clean, dry compressed air to blow through the air vents.
• Do not use the polisher for tasks it is not designed for. Use the product correctly and
with care. Failure to do so may cause damage and/or personal injury and will invalidate the
warranty.
WARNING: Risk of hand and arm vibration injury. The operator (or employer) will need to
carry out a health and safety risk assessment to determine a suitable duration for the use
of the tool. This will be affected by the operator, the task, the type of pad and polishing
compound being used, and condition of tool.
Safety Warnings - please read
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