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Safety information for hammers
Wear ear protection. The impact of noise
can cause damage to hearing.
Use the additional handles supplied with
the tool. Losing control of the tool can
cause injuries.
Hold the equipment by the insulated
handles when carrying out work during
which the plug-in tool could strike
concealed power cables or its own
mains lead. Contact with a live cable can
also make the metal parts of the equipment
live and will cause an electric shock.
Additional Safety rules for SDS-Plus-
Hammer Drill
Check that your mains voltage is the same
as that marked on the rating plate.
If you use a cable reel, run all the cable off
the reel. The minimum conductor cross
section used should be 1.5 mm
2
.
Make sure of your footing, particularly when
working free-handed on ladders or
scaffolding.
Use a detector to localize pipes and/or
cables in walls with concealed electric,
water or gas lines. Avoid any contact with
conducting electrical parts or lines.
Wear ear-muffs to protect your hearing:
Risk of progressive loss of hearing!
Wear goggles and use a breathing mask on
dusty jobs.
Never use the machine near vapors or
combustible liquids.
Always unplug the machine before cleaning
it or changing drill bits etc.
Keep the power cable safe from damage.
Oil and acids can damage cables.
Never overload the machine.
Important!
Follow all safety regulations in your country
appli cable to the installation, use and
maintenance of the machine.
Chisel bits and drill bits can be inadvertently
thrown out from the machine and cause
serious injury:
- Always check that the chisel bit or drill bit
is firmly locked in the chuck before you start
work.
- Check the chuck for wear or damage at
regular intervals.
Do not start a hammering tool until it is
pressed against a workpiece (wall, ceiling,
etc.).
Always unplug the hammer drill when you
have finished working and remove the
chisel bit or drill bit from the tool.
Always unplug the machine before
changing chisel bits or drill bits etc.
Protect eyes and assistants from small
flying parts and splinters. Wear a helmet!
Erect a screen wall!
Work gloves protect you against skin
abrasions.
Vibrations can be harmful to the hand-arm
system: Keep the impact time of vibrations
to a minimum.
Always keep the power cable away from
where you want to drill.
Keep the machine out of children’s reach.
Always hold the machine with two hands
when it is running and make sure of your
footing.
Make sure that the switch on the machine is
set to the correct position for the work you
want to perform before you put the machine
into operation. If the switch is not in the
correct position you risk suffering bodily
injury when the machine starts to run.
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