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away to be inaccessible.
4. Always use the right tool for any work.
E.g. do not use small tools or acces-
sories for work that should actually be
performed with heavy tools. Use tools
only for the purposes for which they
have been constructed.
5. Ensure appropriate clothing. Clothing
must be appropriate and not impede
you when working. Wear clothing with
cut protection pads.
6. Use personal protective equipment.
Wear safety boots with steel caps /
steel soles and non-slip soles.
Wear a hard hat if there is a risk of
falling objects when working.
7. Wear safety goggles. Objects may be
thrown out. Serious eye injuries may
result.
8. Wear ear protection. Wear personal
sound protection, e.g. earplugs.
9. Hand protection. Wear strong gloves
– leather gloves offer good protection.
10. Operating the equipment. Never work
without the protection on the cutting
tool. Risk of injury from objects being
thrown out.
11. Remove the socket wrench etc. All
keys or similar must be removed be-
fore the equipment is switched on.
12. Stay alert at all times. Pay attention
to what you are doing. Use your com-
mon sense. Do not use motorised
tools when you are tired. Work with
the equipment must not be carried out
under the influence of alcohol, drugs
or medications, which impair reac-
tions.
13. Filling with fuel.
•
Always adhere to the current fire
regulations and the respective state/
federal regulations for fire prevention.
•
Fuel and fuel fumes are highly flamma-
ble. Do not fill with fuel when the en-
gine is running or still hot. When filling
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up, ensure good ventilation. Smoking
and open flames are prohibited.
•
Always switch off the engine before
filling. Always open the filler cap with
care, so any excess pressure present
can be relieved slowly and no fuel
sprays out. The work with the equip-
ment causes high temperatures on
the housing. The equipment must
therefore be allowed to cool before
filling. Otherwise, the fuel could ignite
and cause serious injuries.
•
When filling with fuel, ensure that the
tank is not overfilled. If liquid misses,
this must be cleared away immedi-
ately and the equipment cleaned.
•
After filling, ensure that the seal screw
is sitting properly in order to prevent
it from coming loose as a result of the
vibrations caused during the work.
•
Watch out for leaks. Do not start the
engine if fuel is leaking. Risk of death
as a result of burns!
14. Usage duration and breaks. Pro-
longed use of the motorised equip-
ment can cause circulation disorders
in the hands as a result of the vibra-
tion. However, the usage duration can
be extended with suitable gloves or
regular breaks. Be aware that per-
sonal tendency to poor circulation,
low external temperatures and high
gripping forces will reduce the usage
duration when working.
15. Be aware of damaged parts. Before
initial operation and after severe im-
pacts, check the equipment for signs
of damage and wear. Are individual
parts damaged? In case of slight dam-
age ask seriously whether the tool will
nonetheless work properly and safely.
Ensure correct alignment and adjust-
ment of moving parts. Do the parts in-
terlock correctly? Are parts damaged?
Is everything correctly installed? Are
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