Personal Safety - Active TIGERCUT 35 Manual Del Usuario

Personal safety

Use suitable clothing and protective shoes with non-slip soles.
Use protective gloves.
Use protective glasses.
1. Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry that could get caught in the parts in movement.
2. Maintain attention, do not get distracted, use common sense during use tool. Do not
use the tool if excessively tired or under the e ect of drugs, drugs, alcohol or other
substances.
3. Do not use the scissor in rainy weather.
4. The tool is designed for pruning branches, do not use on hard wood or other items.
5. If the blade is stuck, do not try to unlock it before putting the ignition switch in the
OFF position.
6. Before starting the pruning work, make sure that they are not present in the branches
hidden objects or cables of various kinds.
7. During use, rmly grasp the tool with one hand and hold the blade at least 15 cm
away from the other hand and the rest of the body.
8. Do not use the tool near ammable liquids or gases to avoid the risk of re or explo-
sions.
9. The wear of the blade must be checked at regular intervals. Sharpen the blades if
necessary. Blunt blades overload the tool. Damage resulting from use with blades in bad
condition are not covered by warranty.
10. Don't try to repair the tool yourself. Always go to authorized service centers in case of
need for repairs. All maintenance operations and repair, not described in this manual,
must be carried out by a service center.
11. Prevent accidental activation. Make sure that the switch is in OFF position when the
tool is connected to the battery and when the tool comes handled or transported.
Transport the tool with the switch in ON position and your nger on the trigger can
cause danger of accidental actuation.
12. Remove all keys and repair tools before turning on the switch. A wrench attached to
moving parts can cause injury.
13. Don't go out of balance. Maintain the correct body balance in each situation. This
allows better control of the tool in case of unexpected events.
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