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Operating instructions
Breakdowns must be reported upon detection and all defects repaired immediately to
minimize the extent of damage and not impair the safety of the tool. Non-compliance will
void the warranty.
4. Work area
1. Keep the work area clean. Cluttered work areas and work benches pose a risk of
injury.
2. Never allow children, unauthorized persons or persons without safety goggles and other
protective equipment to enter the work area.
3. Always operate the tool in a well-ventilated work area.
4.1
Personal safety
1.
Wear suitable protective clothing. Never wear loose clothing or jewelry that can be
caught by moving parts. Protect long hair with a headband or a hair net.
2.
Always wear safety goggles, a dust mask, hearing protection, gloves and non-slip
footwear.
3.
Ensure that the tool is held safely during operation. Always ensure a firm and
secure footing.
4.2
Tool use and due diligence
1.
Remove the Allen key after installing accessories such as the mounting system
and Bristle Blaster
switching on the tool.
2.
Prevent the tool from being switched on unintentionally. Never carry the tool while it is
plugged in and your hand is on the start lever. Ensure that the start lever is not
actuated when the tool is connected to the compressed air line.
3.
Exercise caution. Handle tool with care. Use your common sense.
4.
Never operate this or any other tool when you are fatigued.
5.
Do not stand in front of or next to the user during operation. Establish a safe distance
so that persons cannot be injured by objects ejected or falling from the workspace.
6.
Maintain the tool carefully. Follow the instructions for lubricating and replacing
accessories (see Chapter 5, Compressed air supply).
7.
When not in use and prior to maintenance switch off the tool and disconnect it from
the compressed air supply.
8.
Do not perform any maintenance on the tool while the tool is connected to the
compressed air supply. Before replacing or inspecting accessories, such as
the mounting system and the Bristle Blaster
compressed air supply.
9.
Never touch the Bristle Blaster
10.
Regularly check the pneumatic connection lines and replace them if damaged. Keep
vertical handle and tool body dry, clean and free of oil and grease. A smeared tool
body can lead to accidents.
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Belt. Always ensure that the Allen key is removed before
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Belt when the tool is in operation.
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Belt, disconnect the tool from the
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