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the quoted maximum rotary speed of
the electric power tool. Accessories
which are rotated faster than their per-
missible speed may break or fly off.
d. Grinding wheels may only be used for
their recommended types of applica-
tion, e.g. never grind with the side face
of a cutting wheel. Cutting wheels only
remove material using the edge of the
disc. Application of lateral forces to
these grinding wheels can cause them to
break.
e. Always use an undamaged clamping
flange of the correct size and shape for
your selected grinding disc. Suitable
flanges support the grinding disc and so
reduce the danger of it breaking.
f. Do not use worn out grinding discs
from larger electric power tools. Grind-
ing discs from larger electric power tools
are not suitable for the higher rotary
speeds of small electric power tools and
can break during use.
g. The outer diameter and thickness of
tool inserts must correspond with the
given characteristics of your electric
power tool. Wrongly-sized tool inserts
cannot be sufficiently shielded or
controlled.
h. Grinding discs and flanges must fit
exactly on the grinding spindle of your
electric power tool. Tool inserts, which
do not fit exactly to the grinding spindle
of the electric power tool, will rotate
unevenly and vibrate strongly and may
lead to loss of control.
i. Do not use damaged grinding discs.
Before each use, inspect the grinding
wheels for any chipping or cracks. If
the electric power tool or the grinding
disc is dropped, inspect it for damage
or replace it with a undamaged grind-
ing disc. When you have inspected and
installed the grinding disc, make sure
that you, and any other nearby individ-
uals, remain out of the plane of the
rotating grinding disc and then allow
the tool to rotate at its highest speed
for one minute. Damaged grinding discs
usually break during this test time.
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m. Keep the power cable and the rotating
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Wear protective clothing and equip-
ment. Depending on the application,
use either a full face visor, protective
goggles or safety glasses. As far as
appropriate, where a dust mask, hear-
ing protection, safety gloves or special
apron to protect yourself from splinters
and other particles of material. The
eyes must be protected against any
flying particles which may be generated
during the various applications. Dust
masks or respirators must filter out the
dust generated by the application. If you
are exposed to loud noise for a long
time, you may suffer from hearing loss.
Make sure that other people remain at
a safe distance from your working area.
Anyone entering the work area must
wear personal safety clothing and
equipment. Fragments of the workpiece
or of a broken tool insert may fly off and
cause injuries, even outside the direct
working area.
If you are carrying out work in situa-
tions where the tool insert may make
contact with concealed power lines or
its own power cable, only hold the
device by the insulated hand grips.
Contact with a live cable could result in
metal parts of the device also becoming
live and lead to an electric shock.
tool insert far apart. If you lose control
of the device, the power cable may be
severed or caught and may draw your
hand or arm into the rotating tool insert.
Never put down the electric power tool
before the tool insert has come to a
complete stop. The rotating tool insert
may come into contact with the support-
ing surface and cause you to lose control
of the electric power tool.
Do not leave the electric power tool
running while you carry it around. Your
clothes may become caught through
accidental contact with the rotating tool
insert and result in the tool drilling into
your body.
Clean the ventilation slits on your elec-
tric power tool, regularly. The motor fan
draws dust into the housing and a large
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