Wolf Garten LI-ION POWER RR 3000 Notice D'utilisation page 14

The use of dust extraction devices helps
reduce the production of dust in the working
area.
Proper use of electric tools
Do not exceed the maximum load of the
tool. Use the tool only for the intended
purpose. To ensure safe and efficient wor-
king, operate the electric tool only within the
specified power range.
Do not use electric tools whose switches
are defective. Electric tools that cannot be
properly switched on or off are dangerous
and must be repaired without delay.
Before adjusting the tool, changing ac-
cessory parts or putting the tool away for
storage, disconnect the power plug from
the socket or remove the battery. This sa-
fety measure reduces the risk of inadvertent
tool start.
Store the electric tool outside the reach of
children. Do not allow persons who have
not read these instructions to operate the
tool. When operated by inexperienced per-
sons, electric tools can be very dangerous.
Handle the electric tool with care and ser-
vice it regularly. Ensure that all moving
parts can work properly and are not jam-
med and regularly inspect the tool for de-
fective or damaged parts that might
impair its function. Have damaged parts
repaired before you start the tool. Many
accidents are caused by insufficiently main-
tained electric tool.
Keep the cutting parts sharp and clean.
Carefully maintained cutting tools with sharp
cutting edges will rarely get jammed and are
easier to operate.
When using the electric tool, the accesso-
ries and replacement parts, strictly ad-
here to the instructions in this manual.
Take into account the actual working con-
ditions and the task in hand. The use of
electric tools for purposes other than the in-
tended can lead to dangerous situations.
Proper use of battery-powered tools
Recharge the battery only with chargers
that have been specifically recommended
by the manufacturer. If a different charger is
used, there is a risk of fire.
Operate the electric tool only with the bat-
tery provided for this task. The use of other
batteries can lead to injury or fire.
Ensure that the battery is never in contact
with metal objects such as paper clips,
coins, keys, nails or screws, as they could
short-circuit the contacts. Short-circuiting
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the battery contact can lead to fire and injury
from burns.
If the battery is used incorrectly, fluid
might leak out. Avoid contact with the flu-
id. In event of accidental contact, rinse
with water. In case of fluid contact with
the eyes, consult a doctor. Leaking battery
fluid can cause irritation of the skin and
burns.
Service
If the electric tool needs to be repaired,
have the repair carried out by specialist
personnel and instruct them to use only
original spare parts. This ensures the ope-
rational safety of the equipment.
Tool-specific safety instructions
Check the tool to ensure that all mounted
parts are properly secured and inspect it for
damage and excessive wear. Do not operate
the tool if the blade protection is damaged.
Sharp cutting blade - keep your hands away
from the blade while the tool is in operation.
When working with the tool, always wear pro-
tective gloves.
The blade protection and the protective glo-
ves reduce the risk of injury.
Charger
Operate the charger only in a dry room.
Disconnect it from the power supply by remo-
ving the plug from the socket. Do not pull the
plug by the cable as this could damage the
equipment so that its electrical safety might
be impaired.
Never use the charger, if there is visible da-
mage to the cable, the plug or the charger
itself. In this case, have the charger repaired
at a specialized workshop.
Never open the charger housing. In the event
of malfunction, have the charger repaired by
a specialized workshop.
Battery
As a result of incorrect use, fluid can leak
from the rechargeable battery. Avoid contact
with the fluid. In event of accidental contact,
rinse with water. In case of fluid contact with
the eyes, consult a doctor. Leaking battery
fluid can cause irritation of the skin and
burns.
In the event of improper use of the battery
pack, there is a risk of escaping hazardous
vapors. Always ensure proper ventilation and
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