Meister MPH1050-1 Traduction Du Manuel D'utilisation Original page 51

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• Check the tool holder regularly for
wear or damages.
• A hammer tool should only be started
when it is pressed up against a work
piece (wall, ceiling, etc.).
• After completing work, unplug the
hammer drill from the power and
remove the chase/drill bit from the
tool.
• Before changing a chase or drill bit,
unplug the hammer drill from the
power source.
• Protect your eyes and those of
your staff from flying elements
and splintering foreign bodies.
Wear a helmet! Set up a partitioning
wall!
• Protective gloves will protect your
fingers from bruising and grazing.
• Vibrations may cause damage to your
hands/arms: Try to keep the influence
of vibrations as low as possible.
• Make sure that power cables always
lead away from the rear of the device.
• Store the device away from children.
• When operating the machine, always
hold it with both hands and ensure
that you are standing firmly.
• Before processing any material, ensure
that the unit is set to the correct switch
setting for the work you wish to carry
out. Otherwise there is a risk of injuries
when the machine is started.
• Before drilling into walls make sure
that you are not breaking into an
electricity, gas or water supply line.
Use a detector.
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• Always unplug drill before changing
• The chuck key should always be
• To avoid injuries, securely attach the
• When drilling or driving screws: Do not
• Wear ear defenders when using an
• Only use the additional handles
• Hold the tool by the insulated handle
Safety marking
The symbols on the housing mean the
following:
drill or bit.
stored in the key holder.
workpiece (e.g. with vice or clamp).
allow the motor to stall under the load.
impact drill. The effects of noise may
lead to loss of hearing.
supplied with the unit. Loss of control
of the unit may lead to injuries.
surfaces when carrying out tasks
during which it is possible that the
tool will come across hidden power
cables or its own cable. Contact with
a power-carrying cable can also put
metal parts of the unit under power
and cause an electric shock.
Do not dispose of with the
household waste!
Important! Observe the
operating instructions!
Wear goggles.
Wear a dust protection
mask.
Wear ear defenders.
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