Residual Risks; Intended Use - Scheppach 4901307901 Originalbetriebsanweisung

your grip and to reduce the risk of personal injuries.
7 Before operating the insertion tool, ensure that all
protective devices are attached properly.
8 Before operation also make sure that the insertion tool
you intend to use meets the technical requirements
for electrical power tools.
9 Use the provided saw blade only for cutting wood and
never for cutting metals.

RESIDUAL RISKS

The power tool has been built according to the latest tech-
nology and recognised safety rules. However, there is still
a chance of residual risks whilst working.
• Risk of injury to fingers and hands from the rotating
saw blade if the work piece is handled incorrectly.
• Injuries when the work piece is ejected during incor-
rect holding or handling, such as working without a
fence.
• Health risk from noise
• During work, the permitted noise level is exceeded.
Make sure you wear personal protective equipment
such as hearing protection.
• Injuries due to a faulty saw blade. Regularly check the
saw blade for integrity and before every use.
• Electrical hazards when unsuitable electric connec-
tions are used.
• When using special accessories, the special acces-
sories' operating instructions must be read carefully
and followed.
• Furthermore, despite all measures taken, residual risks
can occur that are not obvious.
• Residual risks can be minimised by complying with
the safety notices and the intended use as well as the
operating instructions overall.
m Intended use
The power tool complies with the relevant EC machine gui-
deline.
• This power tool has been defined as a transportable
power tool.
• To transport the power tool or change its position, hold
on to the saw bench at the front and the back and lift
the power tool.
• If the supplied frame is not used, the power tool has to
be mounted on a stable work bench. The work height
has to be 850 mm.
• As the operator, always position yourself in front of the
power tool, to the left of the saw blade.
• The work and surrounding area of the power tool have
to be free from foreign objects which could interfere,
in order to prevent accidents.
• As a basic principle, the work pieces which will be
processed have to be free from foreign objects such
as nails or screws.
• Before commissioning, the power tool has to be con-
nected to an extraction unit with a flexible, flame-re-
sistant extraction line. The extraction unit has to turn
on automatically when the power tool is turned on.
• If the power tool is used in closed rooms, it has to be
connected to an extraction unit. Use dust extraction
of 3200 ha or 2600 ha in order to remove splinters
and saw dust. The flow rate at the extraction port must
be 20 m/s.
• Automatic activation is available in the special acces-
sories. Type ALV 2: Art. no. 7910 4010, 230–240
V/50 Hz
• When turning on the power tool, the extraction unit
starts up automatically after 2 – 3 seconds delay. This
prevents overloading the mains fuse.
• After turning off the power tool, the extraction unit
continues for 3 – 4 seconds and then turns off auto-
matically.
• In this way, the remaining dust is extracted as required
by the German Ordinance on Hazardous Substances.
This saves power and reduces noise. The extraction
unit is only on when the power tool is used.
• Do not switch off or remove the extraction unit or de-
duster when the machine is running.
• This power tool has been designed for the exclusive
processing of wood and materials similar to wood. On-
ly original tools and accessories may be used. Use the
required saw blade according to Standard EN 847-1
depending on the type of cut and wood (solid wood,
plywood or chipboard). Take note of the accessory parts
listed in this operating manual.
• Use the machine in a technically flawless condition on-
ly, as well as for its intended purpose, in a safe manner
and being aware of dangers, in compliance with the
operating instructions. Failures which can affect safety
in particular must be removed straight away.
• The manufacturer's stipulations concerning safety,
work and maintenance as well as the measurements
specified in Technical data, must be complied with.
• The relevant accident prevention stipulations and other
widely recognised safety rules must be observed.
• The power tool may only be used, maintained or re-
paired by expert personnel who are familiar with it and
its dangers. Unauthorised changes to the power tool
invalidate the manufacturer's liability for damages re-
sulting from this.
• The power tool may only be used with the
manufacturer's original accessories and original tools.
• Every use beyond that is deemed as not intended. The
manufacturer is not liable for damage resulting from
this, the risk lies exclusively with the user.
Set-up
Prepare the work place where the power tool will be used.
Make sufficient space so that safe and uninterrupted work
is ensured. The power tool has been designed for work in
closed rooms, and it has to be set up on an even, level,
solid surface in a stable position.
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