Hitachi RP 35YB Handling Instructions Manual page 34

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS FOR THE DUST
EXTRACTOR
In order to prevent accidents, such as fires, electric
shock, and injuries, be sure to follow the "Safety
Precautions" stated below.
Before use, read all of the "Safety Precautions" and
use the appliance correctly according to the
instructions.
Be sure to keep this instructions manual in the place
where it can be consulted by the user at any time.
WARNING
1. Keep the workplace clean. Littered place or
workbench may cause accidents.
2. Pay attention to the situation around the workplace
as well. Make the workplace bright enough. Do not
use the appliance in places with inflammable liquid
or gas.
3. Use the power supply with the voltage and frequency
displayed on the nameplate. Use of the power supply
with other voltage or frequency will cause fires,
electric shock, or failures.
4. Keep children away. Do not let other persons than
the operator touch the dust extractor or the cord.
Keep persons other than the operator away from
the workplace.
5. Use the dust extractor suitable for the work. Use
the appliance only for the specified applications.
6. Do not handle the cord roughly. Do not carry the
dust extractor holding the cord by hand or do not
extract the cord from the power receptacle by pulling
it. Keep the cord away from heat, oil, or angular
places. Moreover, do not put a heavy thing on it
or do not get it sandwiched.
7. The dust extractor should be maintained carefully.
Replacement of accessories should follow the
instructions manual. Check the cord periodically.
When it is damaged, please request repair from
your local retailer or the authorized servicing agent.
If an extension cord is used, check it periodically,
and when damaged, replace it.
8. In the following cases, switch off the dust extractor
and turn OFF the main power supply:
The dust extractor is not used or it is sent for repair.
Accessories, such as a hose and a filter, are replaced.
Danger is expected.
9. Avoid sudden starting. Do not carry the appliance
which is connected to the power supply with your
finger placed on the switch. Confirm that the switch
is off before putting the plug in the power receptacle.
10. Do the work with enough care. When you use the
dust extractor, pay attention to the handling method,
how to do the work, the surrounding situation, etc.
and perform the operation in a cautious manner.
When you do the work at a distance from the dust
extractor, pay attention to the operation condition
of the dust extractor. (abnormal sound, dust blow
off, emitting smoke, etc.) Exercise common sense.
Do not use the appliance when you are tired.
11. Check for any damaged part.
Before use, check for any damages in the protective
cover or other parts and confirm whether the
appliance operates normally and performs specified
functions.
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Check for any abnormalities in all places that may
affect the operation, the position adjustment and
clamping state of movable portions, damaged parts
or attachment state.
Replacement and repair of damaged protective cover
and other parts should follow the provisions of the
handling instructions. If there are no such provisions
in the manual, please request repair from your local
retailer or authorized servicing agent.
If the switch fails, please request repair from your
local retailer or authorized servicing agent. Avoid
using the dust extractor which cannot be started
or stopped by the switch.
12. Contact the specialty store for repair of the dust
extractor.
Since this dust extractor conforms to the
corresponding safety standard, do not modify it.
Be sure to request repair from your local retailer
or authorized servicing agent. Self-repair may cause
accidents or injuries.
PRECAUTIONS FOR USE OF THE DUST
EXTRACTOR FOR ELECTRIC TOOLS
The precautions common to the dust extractors have
been described. For the dust extractors for electric tools,
follow further precautions described below:
WARNING
1. The power consumption of an electric tool that can
be connected to the interlocking outlet is 2300 W
during operation, respectively. If an electric tool
with power consumption exceeding the above is
used in connection with the interlocking outlet,
overcurrent will cause failures of the interlocking
circuit or the plug or injuries.
2. Use the power receptacle with its rating 16 A or
more and in isolation. If it is used together with
other instruments, fires may be caused by abnormal
heat generation.
3. Prevent the appliance from sucking in the following:
Generated spark during metal grinding or cutting.
High temperature things, such as lighted cigarette.
Inflammable substances (gasoline, thinner, benzine,
kerosene, paint, etc.), explosive substances
(nitroglycerine, etc.), combustible substances
(aluminum, zinc, magnesium, titanium, red
phosphorus, yellow phosphorus, celluloid, etc.)
Sharp things, such as nail and razor.
Wood chip, metal, stone, string, etc.
Solidification materials, such as cement powder
and toner, and conductive fine dusts, such as metal
powder and carbon powder.
Foaming liquids, such as oil, boiling water, chemical
fluid, and detergent. Liquids, such as water and oil.
May cause fires or injuries.
4. Set the filter correctly before use. Do not use the
appliance without the filter or with it set in a wrong
position, or do not use a torn filter. May cause
failures, such as motor burnout.
5. Do not put water or oil on the appliance or plug
or interlocking outlet. Since this appliance is not
waterproof, electric shock or failures may be caused.
6. Do not use the appliance with its suction opening,
air inlet or exhaust opening obstructed. The
temperature of the motor may rise abnormally,