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10.Disconnect airsupply. Disconnectair hose when notin use.
11.Avoidunintentional starting. Be surethe trigger is notdepressed when carrying the
Air Hammer.
12.Stay alert.Watchwhatyou are doing, use common sense.Do not operate any tool
whenyou are tired.
13.Check for damaged parts. Before using any tool, anypart that appears damaged
shouldbe carefullycheckedto determinethat it willoperateproperlyand perform its
intendedfunction.Checkfor alignment and bindingof moving parts; any brokenparts
or mountingfixtures; and any other conditionthat may affect proper operation.Any
part thatis damaged shouldbe properly repaired or replacedby aqualifiedtechnician.
Do not usethe Air Hammer ifthe trigger does not turnon and offproperly.
14.Guardagainst electric shock. Prevent bodycontactwith groundedsurfaces such
as pipes, radiators,ranges,and refrigerator enclosures.
15.Do notoperatetoolif under theinfluenceof alcohol or drugs. Read warning labels
on prescriptionsto determineif your judgment orreflexes areimpairedwhiletaking
drugs.If there isanydoubt, do not operate the tool.
16.Use proper size and typeextension cord. Ifan extensioncordis requiredfor the
air compressor, itmustbe ofthe proper size and typeto supply the correct current to
the tool without heating up. Otherwise, the extensioncordcouldmelt and catch fire,
or cause electrical damage to the tool. Check your compressor'smanualfor the
appropriate size cord.
17.Foryoursafety, maintenanceshould be performedregularlyby aqualifiedtechnician.
18.Use compressedair only Never use combustible gases as apowersource.
Note: Performance ofthe compressor(if poweredby line voltage) may vary depending
on variationsin local linevoltage.Extension cord usage may alsoaffect tool
performance.
WARNING:
Somedust createdby power sanding, sawing,grinding,drilling,and other
construction activities,containchemicals known [to theStateof California]to cause
cancer, birthdefectsor other reproductive harm. some examplesof these chemicals
are:
A) Lead from lead-basedpaints;
B) Crystalline silica from bricks and cement orothermasonry products;
C) Arsenic and chromium fromchemically treated lumber.
Yourrisk from exposurevaries,depending onhowoften you dothis type ofwork.To
reduceyourexposure tothesechemicals: work ina well ventilatedarea and work with
approved safety equipment, such as those dust masks thatare speciallydesigned to
filterout microscopic particles. (CaliforniaHealth& Safety Code 25249.5, etseq.)
WARNING:
The warnings,cautions,and instructionsdiscussedin thisinstruction
manualcannotcoverall possibleconditions andsituations thatmayoccur. Itmustbe
understood bythe operatorthat commonsenseand cautionare factorswhichcannot
be built intothis product,but must besupplied by the operator
AdditionalSafetyWarnings
1.Repetitivemotionsor exposure to vibrationmaybe harmful to your hands andarms.
2.When wearing glovesto operatethe Air Hammer,makesure that the gloves do not
interferewith operating the trigger.Testyourgloveswith the trigger beforeattaching
the unit toan airsource.
3.Never start thetoolunlessyou havea firmgrip with both hands andyou are positioned
at your workpieceor area.
