Safety Instructions - Kerbl ProPig Mode D'emploi

Safety and operating instructions
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1. Safety instructions

It is only possible to work safely with this device by reading the corresponding operating and safety instructions in their entirety
and following them to the letter.
Application
The warranty issued by the manufacturer and any liability claims against the manufacturer shall be rendered null and void if the device is used in
a manner not in accordance with its designated use or if alterations are made to it. Check that the voltage given on the nameplate is the same
as your source at the mains.
Check all components before use
Have any damaged parts repaired by a specialist or the manufacturer. Incorrectly performed repairs represent a risk of accidents to the user.
Always use original spare parts for any repairs.
Restrict unauthorised access
Make sure that no-one, in particular children, can get near the tooth grinder without your permission.
Keep your workplace tidy
An untidy workplace increases the danger of accident.
Protect connection cables
Do not use the connection cable to pull out the plug or as a means of carrying the device. Make sure that connection cables are not exposed to
heat and do not come into contact with oil orsharp edges. Damaged connection cables represent a potential cause of fire, short-circuits and
electric shocks.
Take the ambient conditions into account
Protect your device against all liquids and moisture. Otherwise there will be an increased risk of fire or electric shocks.
Look after your device
Always keep your product in a safe, dry place out of the reach of children. Pay attention to any maintenance requirements. Check your device at
regular intervals. Always use original accessories and spare parts.
National and international regulations
Comply with national and international regulations governing health and safety at work.
2. Instructions for use - Tooth Grinding Machine for piglets 12-18 Volt
Why grind teeth?
The teeth of sucking pigs are sharp and pointed and can easily damage the sow's udder and teats. To protect the sow's udder and also to ensure
calm and harmonious suckling it used to be customary to cut the teeth of sucking pigs. This also prevented bite injuries to the rest of the
litter. Tooth cutting is a painful procedure for a sucking pig. When they are cut with a pair of tooth-nippers, even if the tooth is cut correctly,
vertical cracks can easily occur in the dental enamel and the pulp of the tooth (nerves. blood vessels, connective tissue) becomes exposed.
The cracks constitute a very high risk of future infection for the pigs. In many cases these infections are not discovered until slaughter.
The alternative is tooth-grinding!
The tooth-grinding machine makes work easier, reduces considerably the risk of infection and is kinder to the piglet. Just a little pressure from the
grinding machine removes the tip and sharp edges of the tooth. This protects the sow from being bitten and gives the little pigs a good
start.
Assembly/Disassembly of the Grinding Bodv
Pull the mains plug out before changing tolls. Never press the locking pin while the machine is running. 1. Turn the spigot nut gently while
pressing the locking pin until it engages. 2. Open the clamping jaw and change the tool. Clamp all tools as short as possible. Shafts, which
protrude too far will easily bend causing the machine to vibrate. As next, screw on the protective aluminium cap. The grinding body must not
stand out over the protective aluminium cap. If this happens, the grinding body has to he loosened again, the pen inserted deeper into the
device and locked again. Do not work without wearing protective goggles. Do not work with damaged grinding discs or deformed shafts. If the
unit overheats, switch it off and allow it to cool for a few minutes.
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