Machine-Related Safety Instructions; Residual Risks - Festool LEX 2 150/3 Guide D'utilisation

the compressed-air supply. If the pneumatic
tool is idle, prior to maintenance and when
changing tools such as saw blades, drill bits,
cutting tools.
n. Remember to remove keys.
key and adjustment tools have been removed
before switching the tool on.
o. Avoid unintentional starting.
pneumatic tool that is connected to a com-
pressed-air supply with your fi nger on the
trigger. When connecting the compressed-
air hose to a compressed-air supply, make
sure that the switch is not activated.
p. Stay alert. Keep your eyes on your work. Use
common sense. Do not use the pneumatic
tool if you are not able to concentrate properly.
Operating and maintenance personnel must
be physically strong enough to handle the
size, weight and power of the machine.
q. Check the pneumatic tool for possible dam-
age. Before continuing to use the pneumatic
tool, carefully examine safety devices and
slightly damaged components and make
sure that they function correctly and as
specifi ed.
Check whether moving components function
correctly and do not seize, and whether any
components are damaged.
All components must be fi tted correctly and
meet all requirements to ensure that the
pneumatic tool operates correctly.
Damaged safety devices and parts should be
repaired or replaced by an authorised serv-
ice centre unless otherwise specifi ed in the
operating instructions. Damaged switches
must be replaced by an authorised service
centre.
Do not use pneumatic tools with faulty
switches (machine cannot be switched on
or off).
r. Caution! Only use accessories and auxiliary
devices that are listed in the operating man-
ual or that are recommended by the manu-
facturer (catalogue).
Using other tools or accessories can pose a
risk of injury.
s. Have your pneumatic tool repaired by a
qualifi ed specialist. This pneumatic tool
corresponds to the relevant safety regula-
tions. Repairs should only be carried out by
a qualifi ed specialist. The operator is other-
wise at risk of an accident.
t. Only trained and qualifi ed persons are per-
mitted to set up, adjust and operate this air
u.
Check that the
v.
Do not carry a
- The manufacturer's handling and processing
- If dust dangerous to health is produced during
- The operating pressure should not exceed 6.5 bar.
- The machine should only be operated with sand-
- Only work with correctly processed compressed air.
- Only use original Festool accessories.
- Wear suitable protection such as ear protection,
- The permissible rotational speed of the acces-
- Proceed with caution in unfamiliar surround-
In spite of compliance with all relevant design
regulations, dangers may still present them-
selves when the machine is operated, e.g.:
• Workpiece parts being thrown off,
• Parts of damaged tools being thrown off,
• Noise emission,
• Sawdust emission.
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tool. Persons without the relevant qualifi ca-
tions and training are more likely to cause ac-
cidents.
This air tool may not be modifi ed.
tions may reduce the effectiveness of safety
devices and pose a greater risk to operating
personnel.
Hold the machine correctly.
teract normal or sudden movements - hold
the machine with both hands.
Machine-related safety instruc-
tions
instructions must be observed without fail if
explosive or self-igniting dusts are likely to oc-
cur during sanding.
sanding, the machine should be connected to
an appropriate extraction device and the safety
regulations that apply to the working material
should be observed.
paper. Grinding wheels and parting grinder discs
are not permitted.
Using the Festool service unit VE guarantees this.
safety goggles, a dust mask for work which gen-
erates dust, and protective gloves when working
with raw materials and when changing tools.
sory must be at least as high as the maximum
speed specifi ed on the machine. Accessories
that rotate faster than the permissible level can
rupture.
ings that may contain electricity or other supply
cables that harbour hidden dangers. Make sure
that there are no electrical cables, gas pipelines
or similar that, if damaged, could pose a hazard
when the machine is used.

Residual risks

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