Stihl FSE 31 Instruction Manual page 6

English
Clothing must be
robust but allow
complete freedom
of movement.
Wear close-fitting
clothing – a boiler-
suit, not a loose
work jacket.
Do not wear clothing which
could become trapped in
wood, brush or moving parts
of the machine. Do not wear a
scarf, necktie or jewelry. Tie
up and confine long hair
above your shoulders.
Wear sturdy shoes
with non-slip soles.
WARNING
To reduce the risk
of eye injuries,
wear close-fitting
safety glasses in
accordance with
European Stand-
ard EN 166. Make
sure the safety
glasses are a snug
fit.
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Wear face protection and
make sure it is a good fit. Face
protection alone is not
sufficient to protect the eyes.
Wear "personal" sound
protection, e.g. ear defenders.
Wear sturdy pro-
tective gloves
made of a resistant
material (e.g.
leather).
STIHL can supply a
comprehensive range of
personal protective
equipment.
Transporting the machine
Always switch off the tool and
unplug it from the power
supply.
Transporting by vehicle:
Properly secure the power
tool to prevent tipping over
and damage.
Before Starting Work
Check the machine
Check that your machine is
properly assembled and in
good condition – refer to the
appropriate chapters in the
instruction manual:
The trigger switch must
–
move freely – the switch
must return to the idle
position when it is
released.
Use only an approved
–
combination of cutting
attachment, deflector and
handle. All parts must be
assembled properly and
securely. To reduce the
risk of injury, never use
metal cutting attachments!
Check that the cutting
–
attachment is properly and
securely mounted and in
good condition.
Check safety devices (e.g.,
–
deflector for cutting
attachments) for damage
and/or wear. Always
replace damaged parts.
Never operate the unit with
a damaged deflector
FSE 31, FSE 41