Specific Safety Rules - Siefken GD142O Instrucciones De Uso

3 YEARS
L I M I T E D WA R R A N T Y
Store electrical machines out of the reach of children and anyone else who is not trained to
operate. Tools are dangerous in the hands of untrained users.
Maintain your machine. Properly maintained tools, with their sharp, clean edges, are less likely
to ll and are easier to control.
Check for misalignment or lling of moving, broken parts, or any other condition that may
a ect the operation of the machine. If there is damage, repair it before use. Many accidents are
caused by poorly maintained machines.
Use only accessories recommended by the manufacturer of your model. Accessories that work
for one machine can be dangerous when used on another.
Do not alter or misuse the machine, it was built with precision, and any unspeci ed alteration
or modi cation is considered misuse and may result in a dangerous condition.
It is recommended that you use a suitable safety device such as a thermal and di erential
switch when using electrical equipment.

SPECIFIC SAFETY RULES

Use only the disc models that are recommended for your machine and the respective disc pro-
tector. Discs not properly sized for this machine will not be protected and are unsafe.
The disc guard must be rmly secured and in the correct position, so that the operator is not
exposed to the part of the disc that is uncovered. The protector protects the operator from the
pieces that can be detached by the abrasion or the cut.
Discs should be used only for the recommended application.
Always use cable ties in good condition, the correct size and shape to hold the disc you are
going to use. Using the proper ange reduces the chance of disc breakage.
Don't force the disc, don't try to cut too deep. Overloading the disc could cause it to deform
and this could cause kickback or even rupture of the disc.
If the machine locks, turn it o and wait for movement to stop. Never try to unlock it while it is
still in motion, as kickback may occur.
Do not use worn or damaged discs. This can cause the disc to explode and cause serious perso-
nal injury. A depressed center disc should not be used if it is worn below 3 inches in diameter.
Discs that are designed for cutting should be used at the speed listed on the cutting warning
label. Discs or other accessories operating over a higher speed range can be thrown and cause
injury.
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