Care Instructions - Husqvarna Style 530 Guia Del Usuario

Electrically insulating footwear
Electrically insulating footwear shall be worn if there is a danger of electric
shock, for example from damaged live electrical apparatus.
Electrically insulating footwear cannot guarantee 100% protection from
electric shock and additional measures to avoid this risk are essential. Such
measures, as well as the additional tests mentioned below, should be part of
a routine risk assessment programme.
The electrical resistance of footwear should meet the requirements of EN
50321:1999, 6.3 at any time throughout the life of the footwear.
This level of protection can be affected during service by:
• Footwear becoming damaged by nicks, cuts, abrasions or chemical
contamination, regular inspections are necessary, worn and damaged footwear
should not be used.
• Classification I footwear can absorb moisture if worn for prolonged periods
and in moist and wet conditions, and can become conductive.
If footwear is worn in conditions where the soling material becomes
contaminated, for example by chemicals, caution should be taken when
entering hazardous areas as this can well affect the electrical properties of the
footwear.
It is recommended that the users establish an appropriate means of having the
electrical insulating properties of footwear inspected and tested whilst in service.
Important!
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Safety shoes cannot eliminate the risk of injury but they will reduce the
degree of injury if an accident does happen.
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Use, maintain and store the shoes in the right way.
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Check that the shoes are intact and in good condition before each use.
Shoes that have an altered shape or have been damaged in any way do not
provide the same protection and should be discarded. Accessories such as
insoles can reduce the shoe's protective capabilities.
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Keep the safety shoes away from sharp objects, acids, oils, solvents, fuels
and animal droppings.
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Clean the safety shoe immediately in case it has been subjected to petrol,
oil, grease or other flammable materials. Fire hazard!
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The soles on new shoes can be slippery before the outer layer has become
rugged. Be aware of the slip risk with new shoes.
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Please read the manual provided with the motorized equipment carefully
and make sure you understand the instructions before using the machine.
Product user guide

Care instructions

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The service life of the safety shoes is affected by usage, working
environment and care. By correct usage and care the service life of the
shoes can be prolonged.
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Clean the safety shoe with damp cloth or sponge. Do not use any polishing
or corroding cleaning agents.
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Impregnate the safety shoe regularly. Use wax or silicone based shoe care
product or dubbin.
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A wet safety shoe should air dry slowly and away from heat sources such as
radiators or direct sunlight.
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Store the safety shoes standing up in a dark and dry area.
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Avoid solvent-based waterproofing applications on all waterproof
footwear.
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These boots are supplied and tested with insoles. If the insole is to be
replaced, it have to be with an identical sole from the manufacturer of the
boot. Contact the dealer if any assistance is required.
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Be aware that fitting an inner sock can affect the protective properties of
the footwear.
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The period of obsolescence is 3 years after manufacturing. It can be less if
the storage condition humidity is high and hot.
Manufacturer and standards
These safety shoes Style 530 comply with fundamental safety
requirements in the EU-regulation 2016/425.
The following standards have been applied:
EN ISO 20345: 2011
EN ISO 20347: 2012
Type examination compiled by:
0075, CTC, 4 rue Hermann Frenkel,
69367 LYON Cedex 07, France.
Ansvarig tillverkare:
Husqvarna AB,
SE-561 82 Huskvarna, Sweden, tel +46-36-146500.
Declaration of conformity is availableon
www.husqvarna.com Use the search function
and search for the product.
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