Safety Measures And Requirements; Main Components - FAR RAC 83 Mode D'emploi

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
INDEX

SAFETY MEASURES AND REQUIREMENTS ......................... 6

MAIN COMPONENTS ............................................................... 6

TOOL IDENTIFICATION ............................................................ 7
GENERAL NOTES AND USE ................................................... 7
TECHNICAL DATA ..................................................................... 7
MAINTENANCE AND CHANGE OF SIZE ................................ 7
SAFETY MEASURES AND REQUIREMENTS
CAUTION!!!
All the operations must be done in conformity
with the safety requirements, in order to avoid any
consequence for your and other people's security
and to allow the best tool work way.
• Read the instructions carefully before using the tool.
• For all maintenance and/or repairs please contact FAR s.r.l.
authorized service centers and use only original spare
parts. FAR s.r.l. may not be held liable for damages from
defective parts caused by failure to observe what above
mentioned (EEC directive 85/374).
• The tool must be used only by expert workers.
• A protective visor and gloves must be put on when using
the tool.
• Use equipment recommended in the maintenance chapter
to do any maintenance and/or regulation of the tool.
• The tool can be carried and we suggest putting it into its
box after using.
• The tool needs a thorough six-monthly overhaul.
• Repairing and cleaning operations must be done when the
tool is not fed.
• If it is possible, we suggest a safety balancer.
• The tool is made so that acoustic pressure level continuous
equivalent weighted A is not more than 85 dB (A) where
people works.
• If the noise level is more than 85 dB (A), you must use some
hearing protections (anti-noise headset, etc.).
• The workbench and the work surface must be always clean
and tidy. The untidy can cause damages to people.
• Do not allow unauthorized persons to use the working
tools.
• Make you sure that the compressed air feeding hoses have
the correct size to be used.
• Do not carry the connected tool by pulling the hose. The
hole must be far from any heating sources or from cutting
parts.
• Keep the tools in good conditions ; do not remove either
safety parts or silencers.
• After repairing and/or adjusting, make sure you have already
removed the adjusting spanners.
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• Before disconnecting the compressed air hose from the tool
make sure that there is no pressure in the hose.
• These instructions must be carefully followed.
MAIN COMPONENTS
A) ...................................................................................... Nozzle
B) .................................................................Balancer connection
C) .............................................................Tensile strenght trigger
D) ..................................................... Compressed air connection
E) ................................................................. Head carring nozzle
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