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Poorlymaintainedandlubricatedtoolscanfailunexpectedly.
Keep tool properly lubricated and in good repair at all times. Use only Sioux Air Motor Oil No.
288. See the tool’s information sheet to find out what other greases and oils to use. Do not drop
the end of the hose on the floor where it will pick up dirt and transport it into the tool. See
information sheet for any additional maintenance requirements.
Unexpectedtool failurescancauseinjury.
Toolsnotoperatedatproperairpressurecanoperateerratically.
Do not exceed a maximum air pressure of 90 psig/6.2 bar.
Erraticoperationin powertoolscan cause injury.
Tools left connected to the air supply while making adjustments, changing accessories, or doing any
maintenanceor service on tool can start unexpectedly.
Always remove tool from air supply and activate trigger to bleed air line before making any
adjustments, changing accessories, or doing any maintenance or service on tool. Be sure that
the chisel retaining spring (#1) is properly installed before turning the tool on.
Toolsstarting unexpectedly and flying chisels can cause injury.
Air hoses can come loose from power tools.
Inspect and do not use tools with loose or damaged air hoses or fittings.
Whipping air hoses can cause injury.
Loose hair, clothing, jewelry and neckwear can become entangled in the tool or chisel.
Keep loose hair away from tool and chisel. Do not wear jewelry, loose clothing, or neckwear
around power tools. Keep work area clear of cleaning rags and all Items that could become
entangled with the tool.
Entanglementscancauseinjuries.
Working in poorly lit areas makes it hard to see hazards.
Keep work area well lit.
Unseenhazardscancauseinjury.
Childrenareattractedto workareas.
Keep children away. All visitors must keep a safe distance away from work area.
Childreninworkareascanbeinjured.
Unattendedtoolscanbemisusedbyunauthorizedoruntrainedpersonnel.
Store idle tools in a dry, high or locked-up place, out of the reach of children.
Misused tools can cause injury.
Using excessive force on a tool makes it hard to control.
Do not force tool.
Hard to control tool can cause injury.
Tools with the actuator left in the “ON” position when an unexpected air pressure loss occurs can start
unexpectedlywhenthe air pressure is restored.
Release the actuator if an unexpected loss of air pressure occurs.
Unexpected tool starts can cause injury.
When disposing of a tool, do it in a way that does not harm personnel or the environment.
