Watch out for sparks from the disc on a job. Keep the machine so that sparks fly away from you, other people, or flammable
materials.
Hold the machine by the insulated rubber parts when you are performing an operation where the cutting machine may be
in contact with a hidden installation or its own cable.
Contact with a "live" wire can expose metal parts of the machine and shock the operator.
Never leave the adjusting wrench on the tool before starting the machine.
Never leave the ignition key lock in the "on" position, before plugging in the machine make sure the lock is in the "off" posi-
tion.
When the machine starts, let it run for a few seconds before using it on the
job. Look at vibrations or ripples that may indicate a poor installation.
When operating the grinder, prevent the blade from flexing or breaking. If this occurs, stop the machine and inspect the
disc.
Secure the material to be ground. Never hold it with your hands or with your legs.
Keep your hands away from moving parts.
Always wear safety glasses, gloves, and a dust mask when grinding, especially when grinding above the level of your head.
Do not touch the workpiece immediately after the operation. It can be terribly hot and can burn your skin.
Do not use accessories that require coolants, using water or some other coolant can cause electric shock to the operator.
Do not use this machine to perform tasks for which it was not designed.
Kickback causes and prevention
Kickback is an unforeseen reaction of a nailed, locked, or misaligned disc, causing an upward and counter-jump.
When the disc is nailed or locked by the edges of the closing cut, the disc stops and the motor reaction quickly pushes the
unit back against the operator.
If the disc is twisted or misaligned in the cut, the trailing edge of the disc can be driven into the top of the workpiece,
causing the disc to jump out of the cut against the operator.
Kickback is the result of misuse and / or incorrect operations, which can be avoided taking into account the precautions
given below.
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