Safety Notes For Drills - ALDI Ferrex FABH 20-I1 WU5420403 User Manual

2) Safety instructions for using the long drill bit with hammer drills
a) Always begin drilling at a lower rotation speed and when the
drill bit makes contact with the workpiece material. Higher rotation
speeds can cause the drill bit to warp slightly if allowed to rotate
freely without any contact to the workpiece material, which can lead
to injury.
b) Do not exert any excess force, and only use the drill in a longitudinal
direction. Drill bits can warp, which can subsequently cause it to
break or the user to lose control and can thus cause injury.

Safety notes for drills

1) Safety notes for all work
a) Wear ear protection when drilling. Noise may cause hearing loss.
b) Use the extra handle(s). Loss of control may cause injury.
c) Make sure the power tool is well supported before using. This
power tower generates high torque. Failure to properly support the
power tool during operation may result in loss of control and injury.
d) Hold the power tool by the insulated handle surfaces when
performing work where there is a risk of the fitted tool or screws
coming into contact with hidden power supply lines. Contact with
a live wire may send current up exposed metal parts of the power
tool and give the operator an electric shock.
2) Safety instructions for using the long drill bit
a) Under no circumstances should you work at a higher rotation
speed than the maximum rotation speed permitted for the drill
bit. Higher rotation speeds can cause the drill bit to warp slightly if
allowed to rotate freely without any contact to the workpiece material,
which can lead to injury.
b) Always begin drilling at a lower rotation speed and when the
drill bit makes contact with the workpiece material. Higher rotation
speeds can cause the drill bit to warp slightly if allowed to rotate
freely without any contact to the workpiece material, which can lead
to injury.
c) Do not exert any excess force, and only use the drill in a longitudinal
direction. Drill bits can warp, which can subsequently cause it to
break or the user to lose control and can thus cause injury.
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