
- Do not use the tool if it is not possible to
switch it on and off with the switch. Power
tools that can not be controlled with the switch
are dangerous and must be repaired.
- Unplug the cord before making adjustments,
replacing accessories or putting the power
tool away. Such preventive safety measures
reduce the risk of power tools being started
unintentionally.
- Store tools that are not used out of the
reach of children and other unauthorized
persons. Power tools are dangerous if used
byinexperienced people.
- Maintenance and care of the tool. Keep
cutting tools sharp and clean. Cutting tools
that are properly maintained and have sharp
edges jam less often and are easier to control.
- Check if moving parts are misaligned or
jammed, if parts have broken or other factors
are present that can affect the function of the
power tool. If the tool is damaged, it must be
repaired before using it again. Many accidents
are caused by poorly maintained power tools.
- Use only accessories recommended by
the manufacturer for the model in question.
Accessories that t one tool can be dangerous
if used with another tool.
Service
Service on tools may only be performed by
qualied service personnel. With unqualied
persons outside of service or maintenance
personnel, there is a risk of personal injury.
- Only use approved spare parts and accessories
for service. Follow the instructions in
the maintenance section of the manual.
Ifunapproved parts are used, or if maintenance
instructions are not followed, there is a risk of
electrical accident or personal injury.
Special safety instructions
- If not all instructions and safety instructions
are followed, there is a risk of serious personal
injury.
- Hold the tool rmly during use.
- Never use the tool clamped in a vise or
similar.
- Always wait until the tool has stopped moving
before closing it.
- Hold the power tool in the insulated gripping
surfaces when working if it may come into
contact with hidden power lines or your own
cord. When in contact with live conductors,
the metal parts of the tool become live and
theuser will receive a shock.
- Keep the cord away from the cutting area
andmake sure that it cannot get caught in
thework piece or the tool.
- Do not use the tool if it has been subjected
toa strong impact, has fallen or been damaged
in any way.
- Any extension cord must be grounded and
double insulated.
- Edges and chips from the work piece are
sharp. Wear protective gloves and shoes,
withthick soles.
- Do not place the tool on top of chips and
sharp edges - risk of property damage.
- Do not leave the tool on top of chips and
sharp edges - risk of property damage.
- Do not leave the tool unattended while it is
running. Only run the tool while holding it.
- Always have a secure foothold and good
balance. Make sure that no one is below the
tool's place of use.
- Do not touch the insert or work piece during
or immediately after use - risk of burns.
Watch out for hidden electrical cables - risk
ofelectrical accidents.
- Always wear hearing protection.
Safety instructions for use
- Lubricate all moving parts and leave the tool
unloaded for 1 minute before you start cutting.
- Max. cutting width is 40 mm.
- Move the tool parallel to the material.
-Tighten the working piece rmly. Move the
tool forward with the side inserts facing the
surface of the work piece. Never press the tool
hard. If the speed drops during work, push less
hard to avoid overload.
Warning!
Improper use or failure to follow the safety
instructions in these operating instructions
canlead to serious personal injury.
Specifications
Voltage 230V-50 Hz
Power 500 W
Speed 1800 rpm
Maximum material 2.5 mm
thickness (mild carbon steel)
Protection class II
Vibration level 7.8 m/s, K = 1.5 m/s
Sound pressure level, LpA 89 dB (A), K = 3dB
Sound power level, LwA 100 dB (A), K = 3dB