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safety, that is, the smallest possible
portion of the grinding tool facing the
operator is exposed. Make sure that
you and nearby persons are not in line
with the rotating grinding wheel. The
protective hood should protect the
operator from fragments and acciden-
tal contact with the grinding tool.
b. Only use bonded, reinforced or dia-
mond-set cutting discs for your power
tool. Securing the accessories on your
power tool is no guarantee for safe use.
c. The permissible speed of the fitted
tool must be at least as high as the
maximum speed specified on the
power tool. Accessories that rotate
faster than permissible may break and
be projected.
d. Grinding tools may only be used for
the recommended applications. For
example: Never grind using the side of
a cutting disc. Cutting discs are
intended for removing material using
the edge of the disc. Forces acting on
the side of the grinding tool could shat-
ter it.
e. Always use an undamaged clamping
flange of the correct size and shape to
secure the grinding wheel of your
choice. Suitable flanges support the
grinding wheel and reduce the risk of
the grinding wheel breaking.
f.
Do not use worn grinding wheels from
larger power tools. Grinding wheels for
larger power tools are not designed to
handle the higher speeds of smaller
power tools and could break as a result.
g. The outer diameter and thickness of
the fitted tool must correspond to the
measurements of your power tool.
Incorrectly dimensioned fitted tools can
not be adequately shielded or
controlled.
h. Grinding wheels and flanges must fit
the grinding spindle of your power tool
perfectly. Fitted tools that do not fit the
grinding spindle of the power tool
exactly will rotate unevenly, vibrate
significantly and may result in a loss of
control.
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i.
Do not use any damaged grinding
wheels. Check the grinding wheels for
splinters and cracks before each use.
If the power tool or the grinding wheel
is dropped, check whether it is dam-
aged or use a grinding wheel that is
not damaged. If you have checked the
grinding wheel and fitted it, ensure
that you and nearby persons are not in
line with the rotating grinding wheel
and let the device run at full speed for
one minute. In most cases, damaged
grinding wheels will break during this
test period.
j.
Wear personal protective gear.
Depending on the application, wear full
facial protection, eye protection or
protective goggles. If appropriate, wear
a dust mask, ear protection, protective
gloves or a special apron to keep
ground particles and other material
particles away from you. Your eyes
should be protected from projected
debris produced in connection with
different applications. The dust or pro-
tective breathing mask must filter out
dust produced during the respective
application. If you are exposed to exces-
sive noise, you could suffer hearing loss.
k. Make sure that other persons are at a
safe distance to your work area. Anyone
entering the work area must wear per-
sonal protective gear. Fragments of the
work piece or broken fitted tools could be
projected and inflict injury both within and
outside of the direct work area.
l.
Only hold the device by the insulated
gripping surfaces when performing an
operation where the fitted tool may
come into contact with hidden power
lines or its own mains cord. A cutting
accessory contacting a "live" wire may
make exposed metal parts of the power
tool "live" and could give the operator an
electric shock.
m. Keep the mains cord away from rotat-
ing fitted tools. If you lose control of
the device, the mains cord could be
severed or get caught and your hand or
arm could come into contact with the
rotating fitted tool.
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