Symbols Used In The Operating Instructions; Extent Of Delivery; Characteristic Noise Values; Normal Intended Use - ATIKA TOPTRONIC Mode D'emploi

Symbols used in the operating instructions

Threatened hazard or hazardous situation. Not
observing this instruction can lead to injuries or cause
damage to property.
Important information on proper handling of the
saw. Not observing this instruction can lead to faults in
the saw.
User information. This information helps you to use all
the functions of the saw optimally.
Assembly, operation and servicing the saw. Here
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you are explained exactly what to do.

Extent of delivery

• Flush-mounted crosscut saw TOPTRONIC with mains cable
and plug, with HM saw blade Ø 250/30 x2.6 /1.6 34 teeth,
and splitting wedge 2.2 mm thick.
• Saw guard with exhaust outlet
• Pushstick
• Universal rip fence, complete
• Ring spanner, engineer's wrench
• Operating instructions
After unpacking, check the contents of the box
That it is complete
Check for possible transport damage
Report any damage or missing items to your dealer, supplier or
the manufacturer immediately. Complaints made at a later date
will not be acknowledged.

Characteristic noise values

DIN EN ISO 3746 / DIN EN ISO 11202 / ISO 7960 Appendix A
Use of the machine as a bench to circular saw with standard
circular saw blade.
Sound levels:
L = 95 dB(A)
No-load
WA
L = 102,4 dB(A)
Load
WA
The factor of measurement uncertainty is 4 dB.
The same noise levels can be used for the operation as a
crosscut saw.
The values given are emission values and must therefore not simulta-
neously represent safe workplace values too. Although there is a
relationship between emission and immission levels, it can be reliably
deduced whether additional precautionary measures are necessary or
not. Factors, which can influence the immission level currently existing
at the workplace include the duration of the effects, the special type of
the workroom, other noise sources, etc. e.g. the number of machines
and other adjacent processes. The permissible workplace values can
also vary from country to country. This information should however
enable an improved assessment of the danger and risk to be carried
out.
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Sound levels at the workplace
L = 84 dB(A)
pA
L = 89,4 dB(A)
pA

Normal intended use

The Flush-mounted cross-cut saw is solely intended for use
as a bench top circular saw and cross-cut oscillating saw for
the longitudinal and transverse cutting of solid timber, panel
materials such as chipboard, wood core plywood, and
medium density fibreboard (MDF) as well as aluminium
sections and hard plastics using HM circular saw blades,
whereby only saw blades that comply with the standard EN
847 – 1 may be used.
The use of saw blades made of HSS steel (high-alloy high
speed tool steel) is not permissible, because this steel is
hard and brittle. Risk of injury due to the saw blade breaking
and pieces of saw blade spinning off.
Round materials (logs, pipes, etc.) are not permitted to be
cut without a special device for this purpose.
The diameter of the saw blade must lie between 245 and
250 mm.
Only workpieces which have been securely mounted and
aligned can be processed.
The intended usage also includes compliance with the
operating, servicing and repair conditions prescribed by
the manufacturer and following the safety instructions
included in the instructions.
The relevant accident prevention regulations for the
operation as well as the other generally acknowledged
occupational medicine and safety rules must be complied
with.
Any other use is deemed not to be use as prescribed. The
manufacturer is not liable for any type of damage resulting
from this: the user bears the sole risk.
Independently made alterations to the crosscut saw preclude
any liability of the manufacturer for resulting damages of any
kind.
The cross-cut saw may only be equipped, used and
serviced by persons who are familiar with these and have
been instructed in the hazards. Repair works may only be
carried out by us or by a customer service agent nominated
by us:
The machine may not be used in a potentially explosive
environment or be exposed to the rain.
Metal parts (nails, etc.) must be removed from the timber to
be sawn.

Residual risks

Even if used properly, residual risks can exist even if the
relevant safety regulations are complied with due to the design
determined by the intended purpose.
Residual risks can be minimised if the "Safety information" and
the "Intended usage" as well as the whole of the operating
instructions are observed.
Potential risks:
Risk of injury to fingers and hands caused by the tool (saw
blade) or workpiece (e.g. when changing the saw blade).
Injury from parts of the workpiece spinning off.
Throwback of the workpiece or workpiece parts.
Breakage and spinning off from the saw blade.