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1.
Safety Regulations
1.1.
Introduction
This section describes the mandatory safety regulations which must be observed when using
the clipping machine.
All persons undertaking work on or with the machine have an obligation to read the operating
instructions.
The operating instructions must be kept safely in the torage case and accessible at all times.
1.2.
Symbols and Warning Signs
Various symbols are used in the operating instructions. They refer to potential dangers or point
to technical information, the non-observance of which will lead to personal injury, damage to
objects or inefficient operation.
Danger Symbols
Warning
indicates a potentially dangerous situation. If preventive action is not taken, death or
very serious injury could result.
Caution
indicates a potentially dangerous situation. If preventive action is not taken, the con-
sequences could be slight or minor injuries.
Information Symbols
Note
Note, non-compliance with which can lead to operating malfunctions or damage.
1.3.
Proper Use
The use to which the machine is intended for is described in Section 2.1.
The following applies to safe operation:
The details at Section 2.2., "Technical Data", count as mandatory operating limits and
ratings.
1.4.
Safety Principles
1.4.1.
Power Connections
Only insert the plug into undamaged sockets. Defective installations can cause an
electrical shock or a short circuit. Outside sockets must be equipped with a fault
current breaker (Fl).
Observe the relevant national regulations.
Cleaning and servicing should only be done with the mains plug pulled out.
Never let a machine with its cable plugged in, lie around unsupervised. Keep children away from
the working area and store the machine out of their reach.
1.4.2.
Servicing and Checking Requirement
Only operate the clipping machine if it is undamaged and in a proper condition. Any defects to
the housing or the electrical cable should be rectified by a repair or service agent.
1.4.3.
Noise Emission / Personal Protective Equipment
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