Working Conditions - Stihl BF Manual De Instrucciones

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Important!
To reduce the risk of injury
from loss of control, make
absolutely sure that the
implement can rotate
freely when started.
Shortly after the engine
starts in START position, its speed will
be fast enough for the clutch to engage
and turn the implement.
When the engine running only at idle,
attach the power tool to the spring hook
of your harness (see appropriate
chapter of this manual).

Working conditions

The power tool may only be operated
and started outdoors in a well ventilated
area.
It may only be operated in daylight and
good visibility. Work with care.
BF, BK
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Important!
The machine produces
toxic exhaust fumes as
soon as the engine is
running. These gases
(e.g. carbon monoxide)
may be colourless and
odourless. To reduce the risk of serious
or fatal injury from inhaling toxic fumes,
never run the power tool indoors or in
poorly ventilated locations.
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Important!
Use of this product may cause dust or
vapours containing chemical
substances which are known to cause
respiratory disease, cancer, congenital
defects or other reproductive disorders.
If you are unaware of the risks
associated with certain dust or vapours,
ask your employer or state authorities,
such as OSHA and NIOSH, or other
sources about hazardous substances.
California and various other States have
published lists of substances which are
known to cause cancer or reproductive
disorders, etc.
English / USA
Dust and vapours should be avoided at
the point of origin. Follow the work
instructions and recommendations
issued by OSHA/NIOSH, employers'
liability insurance associations and trade
unions. If the inhalation of toxic dust and
vapours cannot be avoided, the operator
and all bystanders should always wear
respiratory protection approved by
NIOSH/MSHA for the substance
concerned.
Danger!
The power tool is not
insulated. Before starting
work, ensure that there
are no power cables near
the surface. Damaging such cables with
the tool can cause electric shocks with
serious or fatal consequences.
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Important!
Information on the routing of cables can
be obtained from public utilities and such
service providers as "Miss Utility" or
"One Call".
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