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10.
Never use this machine outdoors and never expose it to rain and/or moisture.
11.
Never use the machine in a hazardous working environment. Using power tools in damp
environments or in the rain can cause electrocution.
12.
Make sure the machine is properly grounded.
13.
If an extension cord is used, be sure it is in good condition and can handle the power of the
machine. An extension cord that is too light can cause power loss and overheating. Refer to th e
EN 60204-1:2006 standard for the correct size. This depends on the length of the cord and the
specifications of the machine.
14.
When carrying out repairs or maintenance on the machine, the plug must be disconnected from the
power supply.
15.
Only use accessories and mountings specified by the manufacturer, the use of other accessories/mountings
may cause damage to the machine and/or personal injury.
17.
Remove materials, tools, keys, etc. from the machine before putting it into use.
18.
Keep safety panels in place at all times when the machine is in use. If these are removed for
maintenance work, transport, etc., they must be replaced before the machine is put into use again.
Before use, check that all safety panels and/or guards are in place.
19.
Do not force the workpiece and/or the machine. This may result in damage to the machine and/or
personal injury.
20.
If a defect occurs during start-up or use of the machine, the operator must stop the machine and report
the defect to the workshop manager or technical service.
21.
When the machine is not in use, it must be switched off.
22.
Always adhere to the prescribed maintenance and inspection instructions that can be found in the user
manual.
23.
Make sure the machine is securely secured to a solid, stable surface.
24.
Check the machine for defective parts before each use. Before using the machine, check that any
damaged part still functions properly and can perform its intended function. Check the alignment of
moving parts, connection of moving parts, broken parts, assembly and other phenomena th at may
affect the operation of the machine. In the event of a defective part or protection panel, the machine
must be taken out of use until the relevant part has been repaired or replaced. This may only be done
by a recognized company/technician and defective parts may only be replaced with original PRITEC
parts, which are available at your PRITEC sales point.
25.
Ensure there is sufficient obligation and space around the workplace.
26.
Keep the floor around the machine free of sharp materials, oil and grease.
27.
Keep visitors at a safe distance from the workplace and keep children away.
28.
Make your workshop "child-proof" by using padlocks on the main switches and by removing keys when the
machine is not in use.
29.
Concentrate your attention completely on your work. Looking around, having conversations, etc.
distracts your attention, which can result in serious injuries.
30.
Always maintain a steady footing and never overreach to avoid hitting the machine or other moving
parts.
31.
Never overload the machine . Operate the machine at the correct speed and feed rate. Do not force the
machine to perform a task for which it is not intended.
32.
Maintain your machine carefully. Keep it clean and replace worn parts for the best and safest
performance. Follow the instructions for cleaning, lubricating and replacing parts.
35. Switch off the machine before cleaning it or when carrying out maintenance on the machine. Use a brush or
compressed air to remove dust, chips, chips and dirt, not your hands.
36. Do not stand on the machine. If it falls over, serious injury may occur.
37. Never let the machine run unattended. Turn off the power and do not leave the machine until it has
come to a complete stop, as this could cause injury to unauthorized persons.
38. Remove loose objects and unnecessary workpieces from the workplace before starting the machine.
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