Safety Instructions - Airpress HL 425/50 Mode D'emploi

2.0 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Important: please read and observe the following safety instructions before
using the machine.
 Nobody must be allowed to use the compressor unless they have read the
instruction manual and have been instructed in the regulations to follow for correct
and safe use.
 The machine must be used by adults only. Use of the compressor by apprentices
of not less than 16 years of age must be supervised by an adult authorised to use
the machine.
 Keep children and visitors away from the working area.
 Be cautious when using compressed air. Never aim the air flow at people or
animals. Do not use compressed air to clean clothing.
 Compressed air is not suitable to inhale.
 Do not wear loose clothing or neckties that can get caught in moving parts.
Preferably wear safety goggles, nonslip footwear and Wear protective hair
covering to contain long hair.
 Only use the machine outside in dry, well-ventilated surroundings and do not
expose the machine to rain.
 The compressor should be placed in such way that all points, destined to carry it
will really do so. Take also care of a horizontal position.
 This machine is not fit for continuous running, but service for 30% per 60 minutes
(S3).
 Keep your work area clean and well lighted.
 Do not use the machine in areas where fumes from paint, solvents or flammable
liquids pose a potential hazard.
 Do not exceed the maximum operating pressure and only use the machine in an
ambient temperature between +5ºC and +40ºC.
 Never attempt to tamper with the protections of the log splitter or to operate the
machine without these.
 The working parts of the machine can become hot during operation. Let the
machine cool down after use.
 After each use the tank must be vented and the moisture collected in the tank
must be bled. Not bleeding the tank can lead to leakage and may cause a
dangerous situation.
 Check that the electric circuit is adequately protected and that it corresponds with
the power, voltage and frequency of the motor. Check that there is a ground
connection and a regulation differential switch upstream.
 Use cables with an adequate section and avoid use of free and inadequately
insulated connections (see also 3.1)
 Never open the pushbutton box on the motor. Should this be necessary, contact
a qualified electrician.
 Make sure that the machine and the cable never come in contact with water.
 Treat the power cable with care. Do not attempt to move the machine by pulling
the cable. Do not yank the cable to unplug it; keep the cable away from excessive
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