1- Be sure work area is clean and free of debris. Be sure operator has secure footing.
Use tool only in a steady, secure work position.
2- Do not operate under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Do not operate if drowsy
or ill.
3- Be sure tool is used clear from other workers, children, or animals.
4- Do not operate near power lines, in wet areas or on wet applications.
5- Wear proper safety equipment including proper ANSI or OSHA approved safety
glasses, boots, and gloves. Do not operate with any loose clothing, lines, jewelry,
etc., that could become caught in the tool, blade, or workspace.
6- Inspect tool before each use for damaged or frayed cords, broken plugs, bent or
damaged components, etc. Do not operate with loose or dull blade.
7- Do not plug or unplug machine with power switch engaged.
8- Unplug tool when not in use. Store tool unplugged. Do not attempt to inspect or
service tool while plugged in.
9- Use only appropriate circuits and cords for this tool. Power tools should be used
with the shortest extension cords only, rated for at least 50% more than the rated
amp load listed above. Do not combine cords for extra length. This could cause
cord failure and fire and could damage the drive motor. In outdoor applications,
use on GFI circuits only with outdoor rated cords.
Tool Operating Instructions:
Warning: Do not plug in tool until the following procedures are complete. Attach
blade guide before using.
