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4) Maintenance and servicing
Ensure your power tool is serviced by a qualified repair person using only identical replacement parts. Thus the
safety of the device is ensured.
5) Specific matters relating to lasers
Turn on the laser when necessary. Always switch off the laser if you are not using the device.
Never look directly into the laser beam. Injuries could be the result if you look directly into the laser. Please note
the following rules:
1.
The laser must be used and maintained as specified by the manufacturer. Never aim a laser at persons or
objects other than the one being processed.
2.
The laser should not be held on other persons and should not be aimed at the eye of another person for
more than 0.25 seconds.
3.
Always make sure that the laser is aimed at the work object without this being reflected, for example,
wood or rough surface are acceptable. Smooth and glossy surfaces such as stainless steel or similar are
not suitable for laser applications because the glossy surface could redirect the laser beam onto the user.
4.
Do not change the laser without authorization. Repairs may only be carried out by the manufacturer or
qualified specialist personnel.
LASER BEAM
Do not look into the beam
LASER CLASS 2
According to EN60825-1:2014
6) USAGE INSTRUCTIONS
The actual vibration emission value during use of the machine may differ from that specified in the operating
manual or by the manufacturer. This may be caused by the following influencing factors that should be conside-
red before or during use:
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Is the way of cutting the material or how it is processed correct?
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Is the condition of use of the machine in order?
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The degree of sharpness of the cutting tool or whether the cutting tool is correct
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Are the handles, possibly the optional vibration handles, mounted and are they fixed firmly on to the ma-
chine body?
Stop work immediately if you notice any discomfort or dis-colouration on your hands while using the machine.
Take sufficient breaks while working with the device. Failure to take sufficient breaks will result in a hand & arm
vibration syndrome.
An estimate of the degree of stress depending on the work or use of the machine should take place and corre-
sponding work breaks should be taken. In this way, the level of stress can be significantly reduced during the
entire working time. Minimise your risk of being exposed to vibrations. Care for this machine according to the
instructions in the operating manual.
If the machine is frequently used or used, you should contact your dealer and obtain anti-vibration accessories
(handles) if necessary.
Avoid using the machine at temperatures of 10° C or less. Make a work plan which limits the vibration load.
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