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service repair shop.
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Do not use power tools where the switch cannot eas-
ily be turned on and off.
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Using other application tools and accessories can
cause a risk of personal injury.
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This electrical power tool complies with the relevant
safety regulations.
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Repairs may only be carried out by an expert who us-
es original spare parts; otherwise the operator runs
the risk of accidents.
■ ADDITIONAL SAFETY INFORMATION
1. Safety precautions
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Warning! Do not use damaged or deformed saw
blades.
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Replace worn out stage plates.
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Use only saw blades which are recommended by the
manufacturer and which correspond to EN 847-1.
Warning! When replacing the saw blade, ensure that
the cutting width is not narrower and that the main
blade width is not wider than the width of the split-
ting wedge.
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Make sure, that you select a saw blade that is appro-
priate for the material you intend to cut.
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Wear appropriate, personal protective equipment
such as:
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Ear protection to reduce the risk of getting hard of
hearing
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Respiratory protection to reduce the risk of inhaling
dangerous dust
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Be sure to wear gloves when working with saw blades
and coarse materials
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Where practicable, keep saw blades in a separate
container.
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Connect the power tool to a dust reception facility
when cutting wood. Dust release is influenced by the
type of material you will work on, the importance of
local deposition (acquisition or source) and the prop-
er adjustment of covering/ deflecting plate/ guide.
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Do not use saw blades made out of highspeed steel
(HSS steel).
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In times of non-use keep the push stick or the push
block with the electrical power tool at all times.
2. Maintenance and repair
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The noise level depends on different factors such as
the quality of the saw blades, the condition of saw
blade and power tool. If possible, use saw blades
that were constructed for noise reduction, maintain
the electrical power tool and tool adapter regularly
and keep them in good condition in order to reduce
the noise level.
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Inform the person who is responsible for the secu-
rity of the power tool immediately when you detect
defects in the electrical power tool, the protection
equipment or the tool.
3. Working safely
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Use the push stick or a push block to pass the work
piece by the saw blade safely.
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Do not carry out folds or grooves without using prop-
er protective devices over the saw table.
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Do not use this electrical power tool to create slash-
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