Residual Risks; Electrical Requirements - Raider RD-ESH02 User Manual

Sleep (numbness), numbness, pain, feeling of bruising, discoloration of the skin. If any of these
symptoms occur, see a doctor!
In the event of a fire, put safety first:
7.7. If a fire occurs from the engine or smoke appears in any area other than exhaust ventilation, first
move away from the product to ensure your physical safety.
7.8. Turn off the machine and turn off the power. Use a CO
prevent it from spreading.
7.9. A panic reaction can lead to more fire and other damage.

8. RESIDUAL RISKS

8.1. Even if the device is used according to the instructions, it is impossible to eliminate all the risks
associated with its operation. Due to the design of the device, the following risks may occur:
Mechanical hazards caused by cutting and ejecting.
Electrical hazard caused by contact with high voltage parts (direct contact) or high voltage parts due
to device malfunction (indirect contact).
Thermal hazards leading to burns and other injuries caused by possible contact with high-temperature
objects or materials, including heat sources.
Risk of noise leading to hearing loss (deafness) and other physiological disorders (eg loss of balance,
loss of consciousness).
Vibration risk (leading to vascular and neurological damage to the system in the area of the hands).
Hazards from contact with harmful liquids, gas, fog, smoke and dust or through inhalation.
The risk of fire or explosion refers to the spillage of fuel.
The dangers caused by non-observance of ergonomic principles according to the design of the
machine, for example the dangers caused by an unhealthy position of the body or excessive overload of
the human hand, are related to the design of the handle, the balance of the machine.
The dangers caused by an unexpected start-up, an unexpected exceeding of the engine speed caused
by a defect/failure of the control system relate to defects in the handle and the positioning of the drivers.
The hazards caused by the inability to stop the machine under the best conditions relate to the strength of
the handle and the installation of the engine shutdown device
The hazards caused by a defect in the machine control system relate to the strength of the handle, the
positioning of the drivers and the marking.
Dangers caused by rupture (on the chain) while driving.
Dangers caused by projecting objects or splashing liquids.

9. ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS

The machine must be plugged into an electrical outlet of the voltage and current indicated on the label.
Only connect the device to a plug with a protective device.
Only use extension cables of the type approved for the application and with wires of suitable size.
The wire cross-section of the extension cable increases in proportion to the length and power of the
connected equipment. Consult with an electronics expert to choose the right cross-section cable.
Always use only one extension cord of the required length.
When working outdoors, use only extension cords that are approved and
appropriately tagged for this application.
Attention! Do not touch the damaged cable or pull the plug when the cable is damaged during
operation. Damaged cables increase the risk of electric shock. If the power supply is damaged, it must be
replaced immediately with a defective cable to avoid dangerous situations.
Note: In case of doubt, consult your electricity supplier or your electrician to see if your home
connection meets these requirements.
extinguisher or dry powder on the fire to
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