The Abc's Of Power Tool Safety - NOCRY NRT-128AC Instruction Manual

THE ABC'S OF POWER TOOL SAFETY
Please, please
reasonable. We don't mean to sound dramatic, but neglecting the warnings and
instructions may actually result in electric shock, fire, and/or serious injury easier
than you might think. There's other - better ways to get your adrenaline going.
Also, save this manual for future reference . Reviewing it once in a while in
between rotary tool uses and before instructing others won't hurt either - in fact,
we strongly recommend it. If someone else is going to be operating this tool, make
sure they have read and understood all the information in this manual prior to
handling your rotary tool. Makes sense, right?
To clarify, the following safety instructions refer to all of your mains-operated
power tools (the tools with a power cable), and to your battery operated tools (the
tools with batteries and without a power cable). In addition to these, we've listed
the specific safety instructions relevant to your new NoCry rotary tool in the next
chapter - take a look at those as well.
Don't force the tool. No one is fond of having to do something they're forced
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to do - same goes for your power tools. Do not overload them, and use the
right one for the job. A suitable power tool will do a thousand times better
and safer job than one that wasn't exactly designed for the task at hand.
Do not use a malfunctioning tool. If the switch doesn't turn on and/or off,
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it's a pretty clear sign to not use the power tool and to get it repaired or
replaced.
Disconnect the tool from the power source and/or the battery pack before
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making any adjustments, changing accessories, or putting it in storage.
This way, you'll ensure it will not turn on accidentally.
Keep your power tool away from others. Store it away from children and do
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not allow anyone unfamiliar with your power tool or this manual, to operate
it.
read all safety warnings and instructions - they're pretty
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