Cocraft HA 125 Original Bedienungsanleitung Seite 6

• Wear personal protective equipment. Depending on how you use the machine; use
a visor/face protection or safety glasses. If necessary use a mask, ear protection,
gloves, and apron/work clothing to protect you from small shards of metal or
splinters from the work object. The eye protection you use must be able to
protect against flying debris produced in different working positions. The breathing
protection should be able to filter any particles produced by the work. Prolonged
exposure to high levels of noise can result in hearing damage.
• Keep bystanders at a safe distance from the work area. Everyone who visits
the place of work must wear personal protective equipment. Debris from
the workpiece or from a damaged accessory can fly off and injury people outside
of the immediate work area.
• Only hold the power tool by its isolated grip when working in positions where
the cut-off wheel might possibly cut through hidden cables or its own mains lead.
Cut-off wheels which come in contact with an electric cable can electrify metal
parts of the power tool and subject the user to an electric shock.
• Position the mains lead well away from the rotating accessory. If you lose control,
the lead can be sliced through or become entangled and pull your hand or arm
into the rotating accessory.
• Never put the power tool down before the accessory has completely stopped
rotating. The rotating accessory can become stuck in the material resulting in
loss of control.
• Do not run the power tool when you are carrying it. Unintentional contact with
the rotating accessory can cause clothing to become caught and pull the tool
towards your body.
• Regularly clean the motor's ventilation ports. The motor's fan pulls in dust, which
gets inside the outer casing and a build up of this collected metal dust can lead to
electrical dangers.
• Do not use the power tool near flammable materials. Sparks can easily ignite
flammable material.
• Do not use accessories which require liquid coolants. The use of water or other
liquid coolants can result in electric shock or electrocution.
Kickback
A kickback is a sudden counteraction to a jammed or stuck disc, backing plate, brush,
or some other accessory. A jammed or stuck rotating accessory results in the power
tool thrusting violently in the opposite direction.
For example, if a grinding wheel gets stuck or is jammed into the object, the edge of
the grinding wheel can either grab onto the object and dig itself down deeper or be
thrust upward. The grinding wheel is either thrown towards or away from the user
depending on the rotation of the grinding wheel.
The grinding wheel can also break under these circumstances. Kickbacks are
the result of the power tool being used in an incorrect manner, on incorrect objects, or
under incorrect conditions and can be avoided by observing the following precautions.
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