Safe Operation - Ryobi ELT-3725 Bedienungsanleitung Und Sicherheitshinweise

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SERVICE TIPS
Store the trimmer, user manual and any accessories
in the original packaging. That way, you'll always
have your documentation and parts on hand.
Master CRAFT equipment is largely maintenancefree.
All you need for cleaning is a damp cloth. Never
immerse electrical equipment in water. See your user
manual for more tips.
Master CRAFT equipment undergoes strict quality
controls. If a fault does occur, please send the unit to
our Service address. It will be repaired immediately.
To reduce troubleshooting and repair time, please
supply a brief description of the fault. If the unit is still
under warranty, please enclose the warranty
certificate and the sales receipt.
If the unit is no longer under warranty, we will send
you an invoice listing repair costs.
IMPORTANT: Opening the unit will void the
warranty.
To avoid damage during transport, pack the unit
carefully or use the original packaging.
We are there for you even after the warranty period
has expired and will carry out any repairs on your
Master CRAFT equipment at a reasonable price.
GENERAL SAFETY GUIDELINES WHEN
USING ELECTRIC TOOLS
WARNING!
When using electric tools, follow the basic safety
advice below to guard against electric shocks,
injuries and burns.
Read and observe all these guidelines before
you use electric tools.
Pay special attention to the safety information.

SAFE OPERATION

Keep your work area tidy. An untidy work area can
lead to accidents.
Take environmental conditions into account.
Do not leave electric tools out in the rain. Do not use
electric tools in damp or wet conditions. Make sure
you have good lighting. Do not use electric tools near
flammable liquids or gases.
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Protect yourself from electric shocks. Avoid
contact with grounded items such as pipes, heaters,
ovens and refrigerators.
Keep children away. Do not let anyone else handle
the electric tool or power cable. Keep other people
away from your work area.
Keep your electric tools safe. When not in use,
electric tools should be stored in a dry, elevated or
locked location, out of the reach of children.
Do not overload your electric tools. They will work
better and longer if used as they were designed to.
Use the correct tool. Do not use under-powered
tools for heavy work. Use your electric tools only for
their intended purpose.
Wear suitable work clothes! Rubber gloves and
non-slip shoes are recommended for outdoor work.
If you have long hair, wear a hair net.
Wear protective glasses. For dusty work, wear
a facemask.
Do not use the power cable in ways for which it is
not intended. Never carry electric tools by their
power cable. Do not pull on the cable to remove the
plug from the power socket. Protect the cable from
heat, oil and sharp edges.
Secure the work piece. Use clamps or a vice to hold
the work piece firmly. This is certainly safer than
holding it in your hand, and leaves both hands free to
operate the tool.
Stand normally. Make sure that you are standing
comfortably, with your weight evenly distributed.
Look after your tools. Keep tools sharp and clean
so you can work more efficiently and safely. Follow
the tool-maintenance guidelines and have any
damaged tools repaired or replaced by a qualified
specialist. Check the extension lead regularly and
replace it if damaged. Ensure handles are dry and
free of oil and grease.
Remove the plug from the power point: When the
tool is not in use, before undertaking maintenance
and when changing tools.
Do not leave adjusting devices in the tool. Before
you switch it on, check that you have removed the
key or other adjusting tool.
Do not turn tools on accidentally. Do not carry
tools attached to the power point with your finger on
the ON/OFF switch. Make sure that the switch is OFF
when you plug the tool in to the power point.
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