Meister TBS350-2M Traduction Du Manuel D'utilisation Original page 43

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– Check whether the moving parts
function with no difficulties and
do not jam and check whether
parts are damaged. All parts must
be mounted correctly and meet
all requirements in order to
ensure perfect operation of the
power tool.
– Damaged protective mechanisms
and parts must be repaired or
replaced properly by an authorised
specialist workshop if no other
course of action is specified in the
operating instructions.
– Damaged switches must be
replaced by a customer service
workshop.
– Do not use power tools which
cannot be switched on and off
using the switch.
21 CAUTION!
– The use of other tool inserts and
other accessories may pose a risk
of injury.
22 Have your power tool repaired by an
electrician
– This power tool meets current
safety requirements. Repairs may
only be carried out by an electrician
using original replacement parts,
otherwise this may pose an
accident risk to the operator.
– To avoid hazards, damaged
power leads must be replaced by
the manufacturer or his customer
service representative.
Additional safety notes
• Do not allow other people, particularly
children to touch the power tool or
the cable.
• Always use the correct power tool. Do
not use low-performance machinery
for heavy-duty tasks.
• Do not use the power tool for a
purpose it is not designed for.
• When working outdoors, we
recommend you wear sturdy
shoes.
• Secure the work piece. Use clamping
mechanisms or a vice to securely
fasten the work piece. This is safer
than holding it in your hands.
• Follow the instructions regarding
oiling and changing tools.
• Regularly check the power cable of
the power tool and, if it is damaged,
have it replaced by a recognised
specialist.
• Check the extension cables regularly
and replace if they are damaged.
• Keep the handles dry, clean and free
of oil and grease.
• Check the power tool for any
damages.
• Before continuing to use the power
tool, protective mechanisms and
lightly damaged parts should be
carefully examined for perfect and
proper functioning.
• Check whether parts have been
damaged. All parts must be mounted
correctly and meet all requirements in
order to ensure perfect operation of
the power tool.
• Damaged protective mechanisms and
parts must be repaired or replaced
properly by an authorised specialist
workshop if no other course of action
is specified in the operating
instructions.
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