Before use
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Always make sure that the mains supply voltage corresponds to voltage marked
on the rating plate of the power tool.
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Do not work with materials containing asbestos.
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Tie or clamp the workpiece down if it is not held in place by its own weight.
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If an extension lead is used it should be fully unwound and be rated for at least 13 A.
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Safety glasses, gloves, ear protectors, face masks and safety shoes should all
be worn. An apron should also be worn if necessary.
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Wear a face mask when working with material producing toxic dust.
Check the make-up of the material before starting work.
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Make sure that the chuck is compatible with the shank of the accessory.
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Make sure that the power switch is set to OFF before plugging the power tool into
a wall socket.
During use
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Keep the mains lead away from rotating parts; trail the lead behind and away from
the power tool.
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Do not use the power tool if the mains lead is damaged; have the lead replaced by
a qualified electrician.
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Never engage the spindle lock while the spindle is rotating. Damage caused by
incorrect handling of the power tool is not covered by the guarantee.
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Keep hands away from rotating parts and accessories.
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The grinding of metal will produce sparks. Bystanders and combustible material
should therefore be kept away from the work area.
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Always keep the ventilation openings of the motor free from dust and debris.
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If an electrical or mechanical fault arises, the power tool must be switched off and
unplugged immediately.
After use
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The accessory will continue to rotate for a short while after the power tool has
been switched off.
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Before putting the power tool down, make sure that the motor is switched off and
that all parts have stopped moving.
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Never stop the tool rotating by applying a load to it after the motor has been turned off.
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