General safety notes m
Pass the safety notes on to all persons
who use and work with this machine.
• Observe all safety and hazard notes on the
machine.
• Keep all safety and hazard notes on the
machine in readable condition.
• Check the mains supply line. Do not use any
defective cables.
• Make sure the machine is placed on solid
ground in a level and stable manner.
• Protect the machine from humidity.
• Keep children away from the machine that is
connected to the mains.
• The operator of the machine must be at
least 18 years old.
• Trainees must be at least 16 years old and
may use the machine only under supervision.
• Installation, repair and maintenance work on
the electric installation may only be carried
out by experts.
• Observe the direction of the engine’s rotation
– see electrical connection.
• To resolve malfunctions of the machine,
switch the machine off. Pull out the mains
plug.
• Any person who is not familiar with the ma-
chine is not allowed to operate it.
• Maintenance work, replacement of bag, lter
and hose may only be carried out when the
mains plug is unplugged.
• In rooms with a risk of explosion, only special
“explosion-proof” devices may be used.
• Use original accessories only.
• Prior to each use, check the device for pro-
per function.
• Do not use the device at the temperatures
below 0 C°. Risk of damage to the housing.
• Switch off the motor when you leave your
workplace. Pull out the mains plug.
Disconnect the machine from any external
power supply even with the slightest change
of the machine’s location! Before starting the
machine again, you have to connect it properly
to the mains supply!
Caution! If the power cable is damaged, it
must be replaced by the manufacturer, the
manufacturer’s customer service or by a
similarly qualied person. The machine is not
suitable for extracting combustible liquids or
dust.
Intended Use m
• The machine is designed and built according
to the state-of-the-art and the safety-related
standards. Nevertheless, the use of the
machine might involve risks such as personal
injury, danger to life for the user or third
parties, or damage to the machine and other
material property.
• The machine is to be used only in a
technically awless condition as well as in
accordance with the manufacturer’s inst-
ructions and in a safety and risk-conscious
manner while adhering to the operating
instructions! In particular, failures which may
impair the safety must be resolved immedia-
tely (by you or an expert)!
• The extraction unit is used to suck off
splinters or chips which are created while
processing wood or wood-based materials.
• Please note that our devices are not inten-
ded for commercial and industrial use or for
use in craftsman’s businesses. We do not
assume any liability if the device is used in
commercial or industrial companies or in
craftsman’s businesses.
• Check the lter for damages at regular inter-
vals. Replace damaged lters!
• Do not suck in any foreign objects, such
as screws, nails, pieces of plastic or wood,
when using the cleaning jets.
• The machine may be operated only with
original parts and original accessories of the
manufacturer.
• Sucking up sawdust and wood chips in the
commercial sector is not permitted.
• Any other use above or beyond this is consi-
dered improper use. The manufacturer is not
liable for damages resulting from this. The
user shall bear this risk alone.
• The safety, work and maintenance instruc-
tions of the manufacturer as well as the
dimensions indicated in the Technical Data
section must be adhered to.
• The relevant accident prevention regulations
and other generally recognised safety stan-
dards must be observed.
• The machine may be used, maintained or
repaired only by persons who are familiar
with the machine and the risks involved.
Unauthorised modications on the machine
exclude any liability of the manufacturer for
resulting damages.
• The machine may be used only with the
original accessories of the manufacturer.
• The suction device is used for sucking up,
blowing off and blowing out substances that
are not dangerous to health.
• Don‘t use the suction device for sucking up
liquids.
• Do not suck in any hot or burning dusts.
• Do not suck in any dusts that are dangerous
to health (e.g. asbestos)
• Keep the suction device away from humidity
and rain.
Remaining risks m
The machine is built according to the state
of the art and the recognised safety stan-
dards. However, when working on and with
the machine, residual risks may arise.
• Health hazards through wood chips. Always
wear personal protective equipment such as
eye protection and dust masks.
• When closing or replacing the dust collec-
ting bag, you might breathe in dust. If you
do not observe the notes in the operating
instructions regarding the disposal (e.g. use
of dust masks P2), you may breathe in dust.
• Health hazards through noise. When you
work on and with the machine, the permit-
ted noise level is exceeded. Always wear
personal protective equipment such as ear
protection.
• Danger through electrical current, if impro-
per connection cables are used.
• Furthermore, in spite of all precautions
there might be remaining risks that are not
obvious.
• Remaining risks can be reduced if the
sections “Safety instructions” and “Intended
use” as well as the operating instructions
are observed in their entirety.
Equipment
1 Case
2 On/off switch
3 Clamp for case cover
4 Carrying handle
5 Power cable
6 Suction hose
7 Suction/blowing nozzle
8 Suction nozzle, at
9 Borehole-suction nozzle
10 Lid for dust bag
11 Dust bag
12 Dust lter
13 Clamping bracket
14 Suction nozzle
15 Suction grating
16 Connector for suction
17 Connector for blowing
Assembly
■ INSERTING/REPLACING THE DUST BAG, FIG. 2/3
Open both clamps (3) and fold the case cover
backwards.
Open the lid for the dust bag (10), press the
clamping bracket (12)
on the dust bag and push it over the suction
nozzle.
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