Kickback - Husqvarna K950 RING Operator's Manual

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Over exposure to vibrations can result in
blood-vessel or nerve injury to persons
suffering with blood circulation problems.
Seek medical attention if you experience
physical symptoms that can be related to over
exposure to vibrations. Examples of such
symptoms are numbness, lack of feeling,
"tickling", "pricking", pain lack of or a
reduction in normal strength, changes in the
colour of the skin or its surfaces. These
symptoms normally appear in the fingers,
hands or wrists.
Cutting technique
The technique described below is of a general character.
1. Support the work piece
in such away that you
can predict what will
happen and so it will not
pinch.
2. Always cut at full throttle.
3. Start cutting gently, do
not force or push the
blade in.
4. Use a high blade speed.
5. Move the blade slowly
backwards and forwards.
6. Use a small part of the
blade's cutting edge.
7. Only use the blade's
cutting edge when
cutting.
8. Cut with the blade fully
vertical – at right angles
to the work piece.
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WARNING!
Do not lean the blade to the side, this can
cause the blade to jam or break with personal
injury as a consequence.
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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Kickback

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WARNING!
Kickback can occur very suddenly and with
great force. If the following directives are not
followed, it can result in serious or even fatal
injury.
If the sector of the blade illustrated below is used for cutting the
blade can start to climbing and kickback the power cutter
upwards and backwards towards the user with immense force.
How to avoid kickback
1. Never cut with the
segment illustrated in the
diagram.
2. Keep a good balance and
a firm foothold.
3. Use both hands and take
a firm grip with the thumb
and fingers around the
handle.
4. Keep the work piece at a
comfortable distance.
5. Use the cutter at full
throttle.
6. Take care when inserting
the blade in an existing
cut.
7. Never cut above shoulder
height.
8. Be alert to movement of
the work piece or anything
else that can occur, which
could cause the cut to
close and pinch the blade.

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