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Do not lean too far. Always keep your balance and make sure you have a secure and
firm stance. A secure stance and balance allow better control of the device in unexpected
situations.
Put on safety equipment. Always wear protective goggles. Dust masks, non-slip shoes,
safety helmets and hearing protection must be worn in the circumstances.
Safety while using and maintaining
Use clamps or other aids to secure workpieces to a stable surface. Workpieces should
always be fixed, but not held in the hand, as this can lead to loss of control and loss of hands.
Do not exert pressure on the device. Always use the right device or tool for your work.
Tools and equipment function more safely and reliably when used within their intended per-
formance range.
Do not use a device that has a switch that cannot be turned on or off. Any device that
cannot be controlled by a switch is dangerous and must be repaired immediately.
Pull the power plug out of the socket before making changes, replacing accessories or
storing the device. These safety precautions reduce the risk of unintentional switching on.
Store unused tools and devices out of the reach of children and inexperienced people.
Devices and tools can be dangerous in the hands of untrained people.
Always maintain equipment and tools with great care. Always keep cutting tools sharp
and clean. Properly maintained tools with sharp edges are less exposed to deformation and
easier to control. Any change or modification constitutes incorrect use which can become dan-
gerous.
Inspect moving parts for deformation or misalignment, including defective parts and
other conditions that could limit the performance of the unit. If it is damaged, have it re -
paired by a professional. Many accidents are caused by poorly maintained equipment or
tools. Set up a maintenance plan for your device.
Only use accessories recommended by the manufacturer that are compatible with your
device. Accessories that fit a particular device can be dangerous when used on another
device.
Safety while repairing
Repair work may only be carried out by qualified personnel. Repairs by unqualified
personnel can increase the risk of injury. Internal wires can be misplaced or jammed, re-
turn springs of the protective device be attached improperly.
When servicing a tool or device, only use identical spare parts. Follow the instructions
and maintenance information in this manual. The use of unapproved parts or failure to fol-
low the maintenance instructions can increase the risk of electric shock and injury. Some
cleaning agents, e. g. petrol, carbon tetrachloride or ammonia can damage the plastic parts of
the device/tool.
Assembly
Mounting the wheel guard
Warning!
Never use the polishing machine without the wheel guard and ensure that it is properly at-
tached and locked in place before operating the machine. The opening of the protective device must
face away from the body during operation; this keeps the risk of injury as low as possible.
The wheel guard can be adjusted to best suit the job to be performed.
Disconnect the device from the power supply and loosen the locking screw in order to be able
to turn the protective device.
When the guard is properly aligned, secure it by re-tightening the locking screw.
To remove the guard, loosen the locking screw and turn the device until the two bumps are
over the notches on the shaft. You can then remove the wheel guard.
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