Personal Safety - Stier Rw80 Betriebsanleitung

8.2 Electrical safety measures
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The cable plug must fit into the mains socket.
The plug must not be modified. No adapters
may be used to adapt the cable plug to the
mains socket. The original power plug, which
fits snugly into the mains socket, minimizes
the risk of electric shock
•
Avoid touching grounded surfaces, such as
pipes, radiators,
refrigerators. There is an increased risk of
getting an electric shock if you are grounded.
•
Keep the device away from rain and
damp/wet conditions. The ingress of water
into an electrical device increases the
likelihood of an electric shock.
•
Do not use the cord to carry the demolition
hammer, hang it, or pull the plug out of the
8.3

Personal safety

• Work with power tools should only be carried
out in good physical and mental condition. The
tool and the material to be processed must
always be observed during the work process. In
case of possible fatigue or under the influence of
alcohol or medication, work with the power tool
must not be
circumstances. Even a brief distraction during
work can lead to serious accidents and injuries.
• Personal protective equipment such as safety
goggles, dust masks, protective shoes, helmets
and hearing protection reduce the risk of serious
injury.
• Please make sure that accidental switching on of
the power tool is excluded. Before switching on,
always check that the switch is in the "OFF"
position before connecting the power tool to the
electrical mains. When the machine is switched
on, never hold the switch or connection of the
power tool with one or more fingers while the
8.4 Notes on using the power tool
• Do not overload the power tool. Use the
appropriate tool for the task to be performed.
The appropriate selection of tools ensures
efficient and safe work.
• The tool must not be used if the power button
does not work. A power tool that cannot be
controlled with the switch is to be classified as
dangerous and should be brought in for repair.
kitchen stoves
carried out under
outlet. Do not store the cable near heat, oil,
sharp edges, and moving tool parts. Damaged
or tangled cables increase the likelihood of an
electric shock.
•
When used
extension cords suitable for outdoor use
should be used. The use of the appropriate
extension cords reduces the risk of electric
and
shock.
•
If the use of the power tool in a humid
environment is unavoidable, a differential
current device (RCD) must be used to protect
against the voltage of the power supply. Using
an RCD reduces the risk of electric shock.
tool is being transported. This could lead to
serious injuries.
• Before turning on the power tool, all keys and
tools used to adjust the tool should be removed.
A key left on the moving parts of the tool can
cause serious injury
• Keep your balance: Assume an appropriate
any
working position during the processing time.
This makes it easier to control the power tool at
work in sudden emergencies.
• Wear protective clothing: Do not wear loose
clothing or jewelry. Keep hair, clothing and work
gloves away from the moving parts of the power
tool, as these can get caught in moving parts of
the power tool.
• If the tool is equipped with it, please use the
dust extraction system or dust container
supplied. Please ensure that the connection is
made properly. The use of dust extraction
reduces the risk of serious injury.
• When the tool is adjusted, accessories are
replaced or the tool is stored, the cable plug
must be pulled out of the mains socket. This can
prevent the power tool from being switched on
accidentally.
• Children should never have access to the power
tool. Also, people who have not received specific
training for the power tool are not allowed to
outside enclosed spaces,