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CIRCULAR SAWS
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Electrical safety
a) A cable plug of an electric tool must match a power outlet. Never modify an electrical cable plug. Do not use
connecting adapter plugs, if there is a ground wire in the power cable of the electric tool. Usage of the original
cable plug and a corresponding power outlet reduces the risk of electric shock.
b) While working with electric tool avoid physical contact with grounded objects such as pipelines, radiators,
electric stoves and refrigerators. The risk of electric shock increases if your body is grounded.
c) Do not use electric tool in the rain or in a humid environment. Water entering into the electric tool increases
the risk of electric shock.
d) Handle electrical cable with care. Never use the cable for carrying electric tool or pulling its plug out of the receptacle.
Do not expose electrical cable to high temperatures and lubricants; keep it away from sharp edges and moving
parts of the tool. Damaged or entangled cable increases the risk of electric shock.
e) While working with electric tool outdoors use an extension cable intended for outdoor use. Using the cable
suitable for working outdoors reduces the risk of electric shock.
f) While working with electric tool in a humid environment use a power supply equipped with a safety protective
shutdown device. The usage of this device reduces the risk of electric shock.
g) If you need to work with power tools in a humid environment use a power source equipped with a residual
current device (RCD). Using an RCD reduces the risk of electric shock.
ATTENTION!
It is recommended to use a residual current device (RCD) with response current not exceeding
30 mA.
Personal safety
a) While working with electric tools be careful, watch what you do and use common sense. Do not use electric
tool if you are tired, as well as being under the inuence of alcohol or drugs lowering the reaction and other
remedies. The slightest negligence may cause serious injury while working with electric tools.
b) While working use personal protective equipment. Always wear safety glasses. Timely using of protective
equipment such as: dust mask, boots with non-slip sole, safety hat or noise protection headphones, signicantly
reduces the risk of injury.
c) Do not allow unintended start. Before plugging in electric tool and/or connecting it to the battery lift or move
it, be sure the switch is in the “o” position. Do not carry electric tool with the trigger switch pressed and do not plug
the electric tool into a power outlet if the switch is set to “on“. This may lead to an accident.
d) Before turning on the electric tool remove from it all adjusting keys or spanners. An adjusting key or spanner
left xed on the rotating part of the electric tool can cause severe injury.
e) Work in a steady posture. Always keep your balance and a steady posture. This will allow you not to lose control
when working with electric tool in an unexpected situation.
f) Dress properly. Do not wear loose clothes or jewelry while working. Make sure your hair, clothing or gloves
are at a constant distance from the rotating parts of the tool. Loose clothes, jewelry or long hair can get
into the rotating parts of the tool.
g) If the electric tool is equipped with a dust collection and removal device, make sure this device is properly
connected and used. The use of a dust removal device signicantly reduces the risk of an accident due to a dusty
working space.
Use of electric tools and technical care
a) Do not overload the electric tool. Use your tool for its intended purpose. The electric tool works safe and secure
only if you keep to the parameters specied in its technical specications.
b) Do not use the electric tool if its switch cannot be set to the “on” or “o” position. Electric tool with a broken
switch is dangerous and must be repaired.
c) Unplug the electric tool from the power outlet and/or remove battery before adjusting, replacement of accessories
or when storing electric tool. Such precautions reduce the risk of an accidentally turning on of the electric tool.
