TOM TPC-16AL Manuel D'utilisation page 14

1.This drill press is designed for indoor use, in a dry environment.
2.Do not drill excessively small pieces as they may not be held correctly.
3.Keep your hands out of the path of drill bits. Avoid awkward hand positions.
A sudden slip could cause a hand to move into the drill bit.
4.Do not install or use drill bits longer than 175mm or bits that exceed the
jaws of the chuck by more than 150mm. They could twist or break at any time.
Make sure to follow the basic safety instructions while using power tools in
order to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock or other injury
5.use the drill bits recommended for the material of the work-
piece. Do not use wire brushes, rotary files or hole saws with
this drill press.
6.while drilling a large workpiece, make sure it is fully suppor-
ted, at the table height.
7.do not work without using your hands. use accessories,
clamps, templates or other tools for unstable workpieces.
8.do not drill the material too rapidly, in order not to overload
the drill bit.
9.Make sure that there are no nails or foreign bodies in the
workpiece.
10.If the workpiece is larger than the table and is liable to fall or
tip over if it is not held in place, secure it to the table or use an
additional support.
11.while using a drill press vice, always secure it to the table.
12.Make sure that all the fastenings and clamping systems are
correctly locked before drilling.
13.never perform assembly or set-up work on the table when
the drill press is running.
14.wear appropriate personal protective equipment if needed,
including:
- safety gloves while handling drill bits and sharp unworked
materials.
- ear protection to reduce the risk of damaging your hearing;
- breathing mask to reduce the risk of inhaling dust particles,
which are harmful to health;
- safety goggles.
Keep the working area clean and free of debris or cutting
scrap around the machine.
use bits that are properly sharpened. check the maximum
speed stated on the drill bits.
do not replace the laser with another type of laser. Repairs
may only be made by the laser manufacturer or another
authorised party.
do not remove debris or scrap from the cutting area while the
machine is operating and when the drill press head is down.
Make sure that the machine is always secured to a bench or
a supporting surface whenever possible.
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safETY insTrUCTiOns sPECifiC TO DriLL PrEssEs
WarninG!
wARnIng!
sYMBoles
V Volt
A Amperes
Hz Hertz
W Watts
min Minutes
~ Alternating current
h Hours
I ON
O OFF
rpm Revolutions per minute
wear protective goggles
wear ear protection
wear a dust mask
MAKE SuRE yOu REAd And Fully undERStAnd
tHE OPERAtIng InStRuctIOnS:
to reduce the risk of injury, users and bystanders
should read and understand the instructions for use
before the product is used.
KEEP yOuR HAndS AwAy FROM tHE blAdE:
Failure to keep your hands away from the blade could
cause serious injury.
EnVIROnMEnt PROtEctIOn
do not dispose of unused material as waste; recycle
it. All tools, hoses and packaging must be sorted,
then sent to the nearest waste reprocessing facility
to be recycled in an environmentally friendly manner.
It is forbidden to abandon used electrical or electro-
nic equipment or leave it at a standard public tip; it
should be taken to a centre designed for recycling
such material. Please contact your local authority for
information about your nearest facilities. Abandoning
electrical equipment or leaving it at public tips can
cause hazardous substances to enter the water table
and the food chain, and can thus be harmful to your
health and well-being. If you replace an old electrical
device with a new one, your reseller is legally required
to take back your old device free of charge and take
responsibility for its disposal.