Raider Pro RDP-SCHT20 User Manual page 13

1. General safety instructions.
Read all the instructions carefully. Failure to follow the instructions below may result in electric
shock, fire and / or serious injury. Keep these instructions in a safe place.
1.1. Workplace safety.
1.1.1. Keep your workplace clean and well lit. Clutter and insufficient lighting can help to cause
an accident at work.
1.1.2. Do not operate the cordless shaver in environments with a high risk of explosion, near
flammable liquids, gases or dusty materials.
Sparks that can ignite dusty materials or vapors may be emitted from the bushes during
operation.
1.1.3. Keep children and bystanders at a safe distance while operating the cordless shaver.
If your attention is diverted, you may lose control of the cordless shrub.
1.2. Electricity safety.
Protect the cordless shrub for rain and moisture.
Water penetration into the battery shrubber increases the risk of electric shock.
1.3. Safe way to work.
1.3.1. Be concentrated, watch your actions carefully, and act with caution and prudence. Do not
use the cordless shrub when you are tired or under the influence of drugs, alcohol or drugs.
A moment of distraction when operating the cordless shaver may result in severe injuries.
1.3.2. Work with protective work clothing and always with safety glasses.
Wearing personal protective equipment, such as a breathing mask, sturdy tight-fitting tight-
fitting shoes, a safety helmet, and mufflers (antiphons), is appropriate for the battery bushes used
and the activity being used, reduces the risk of accident.
1.3.3. Avoid the risk of accidentally switching on the cordless shrub. If you carry your finger
over the starter when carrying the cordless power cutter, there is a risk of an accident.
1.3.4. Avoid unnatural postures of the body. Work in a stable body position and maintain balance
at all times. This will allow you to control the cordless shrub for better and safer use in the event
of an unexpected situation.
1.3.5. Work with appropriate clothing. Do not work with wide clothing or jewelry. Keep your
hair, clothes, and gloves safely away from the rotating links of the cordless shrub. Wide clothes,
ornaments, long hair can be captured and captured by the chuck.
1.4. Careful attitude to the cordless shrub for shrubs.
1.4.1. Do not overload the cordless shaver. Use the cordless shaver for its intended purpose
only. You will work better and more safely when using the appropriate cordless shaver for shrubs
within the load range specified by the manufacturer.
1.4.2. Keep the cordless shrubber out of the reach of children. Do not allow it to be used by
persons who are unfamiliar with the mode of operation and have not read these instructions. When
in the hands of inexperienced users, a cordless shrub may be dangerous.
1.4.3. Carefully keep the cordless shrub for shrubs. Check that the mobile units are working
perfectly, not jamming, or that there are broken or damaged parts that disrupt or alter the functions
of the cordless shrub. Before using the cordless shaver, make sure that the damaged parts are
repaired.
Many accidents at work are due to poorly maintained power tools and appliances.
1.4.4. Always keep your cutting tools sharp and clean. Well-maintained cutting tools with sharp
cutting edges have less resistance and are easier to handle.
1.4.5. Use the cordless shaver for shrubs, accessories and work tools according to the
manufacturer's instructions. In doing so, you should also consider the specific operating
conditions and operations that you must perform. The use of a cordless shrub for shrubs other
than those provided by the manufacturer increases the risk of accidents at work.
1.5. Safety instructions specific to the shrubber you purchased.
Attention! Loss of control of the power tool can lead to accidents at work.
1.5.1. Do not use any accessories not recommended by the manufacturer specifically for this
power tool. The fact that you can attach a machine or work tool to the machine does not guarantee
its safe operation.
1.5.2. Never place your hands near rotating work tools.
1.5.3. If you carry out activities where there is a risk that the work tool may be exposed to
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