Raider RD-AG33 User Manual page 18

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7.2. Keep grinding hard and keep hands and body in such a position that can
withstand the eventuality of a kick. If a grinding auxiliary handle, always use it to
control it better in recoil or the emergence of reactionary moments in time of inclusion.
If the pre-take the proper precautions in the event of recoil or strong reaction times
can master the machine.
7.3. Never put your hands near the rotary working tools. If the kick occurs, the
instrument can make you hurt.
7.4. Avoid stand in the area where it would bounce angle grinder in the event of
kickback. Kick the machine moves in a direction opposite to the direction of movement
of the working tool in the area of blockage.
7.5. Work with great caution in the areas of corners, sharp edges and others. Avoid
repulsion or wedge of working tools in the work piece. When handling sharp corners
or sharp edges or repel the rotating working tool there is increased danger of wedge.
This causes a loss of control of machinery or recoil.
7.6. Do not use a chain or toothed cutting sheets. Such work tools often cause recoil
or loss of control over grinding.
8. Specific instructions for the safe operation of grinding or cutting with abrasive
disks
8.1. Use only provided for your abrasive grinding discs and used for abrasive disc
guard. Abrasive disks are not designed for grinding may not be well shielded and do
not guarantee safe operation.
8.2. Guard must be securely attached to grinders and be located so as to ensure
maximum safety, for example abrasive disk should not be covered by a mantle directed
to working with the machine. Housing should prevent the machine from working with
scatter to dislodge pieces from coming into contact with the rotating abrasive disk.
8.3. The use of abrasive discs only for the purposes for which they are provided.
For example: never grind with the side of a disc cutting. Cutting discs are designed for
removing material with its edge. Lateral application of force can break them.
8.4. Always use a retainer nut (8), which are in impeccable condition and correspond
in size and shape of the used abrasive disk. Locking nuts (8) for the blades may differ
from those discs for grinding. In some models, locking nuts (8) can be used for and
drives for grinding, having screwed on the reverse side with the projecting part of the
disc.
8.5. Do not use abrasive discs worn by larger grinders. Discs for older machines are
not designed for high-speed rotation, which rotate in small and can break.
9. Specific instructions for safe handling of blades.
9.1. Avoid blocking the cutting disk or pinched him strong. Not perform very deep
cuts. Overloading of the cutting disc increases the risk of wedge or blocks it, and thus
the occurrence of recoil or fracture while spinning.
9.2. Avoid the area will be in front of and behind the rotating cutting disc. When
cutting disc is in a plane with your body in case of recoil angle grinder with the rotating
disk can bounce directly to you and hurt you.
9.3. If the cutting disk when block or interrupting work grinding off and leave it until
after the final stop of the rotation of the disc. Never attempt to remove the turntable
from the cutting channel, otherwise the recoil may occur. Identify and remove the
cause of the wedge.
9.4. Do not switch the angle grinder again if the disc is cut in detail. Be carefully
before you continue cutting, cutting disc to wait up to full speed. Otherwise, the disc
cans block to rebound from the work piece or cause recoil.
9.5. Provide a stable attachment of large parts in an appropriate way to limit the risk
of recoil jammed as a result of cutting disc. During cutting large parts can be bent into
action under its own weight.
9.6. Be especially cautious in cutting channels in walls or other areas that can