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not designed for higher rotational speed, which is specic to smaller power tools. Thus, such grinding wheels

may break.

Additional specic safety guidelines for cutting with a cut-o wheel

• Always prevent a cut-o wheel from seizure and avoid excessive pressure. Do not make too deep

cuts. The overload of a cut-o wheel increases its load and tendency for seizure or locking, and thus may result

in recoil or breaking of a cut-o wheel.

• Avoid areas in front of and behind a rotating cut-o wheel. When a cut-o wheel is moved onto a

workpiece away from the operator, it may cause the power tool to kick back as a result of recoil, with a rotating

from a workpiece and cause recoil.

• Boards and large objects should be supported to reduce the risk of recoil caused by a seized cut-o

wheel. Large objects may bend under their own weight. A workpiece should be supported from both sides,

both near the cut line and its edge.

• Special caution should be exercised, when holes are cut in a wall or in conned spaces. As a cut-o

wheel sinks into a workpiece, it may cause the power tool to recoil, when it encounters a gas or water supply

line, power conductors or other objects.

Specic safety guidelines for sanding with sandpaper

• Do not use too large sheets of sandpaper. Always follow guidelines of a manufacturer, when the

size of a sandpaper is selected. Sandpaper protruding beyond a grinding disc may cause injuries and

plates and pots may increase due to the pressure and centrifugal forces.

Additional safety guidelines

• Before connecting to the power source, always make sure the supply voltage is compatible with

the value specied on the nameplate of the tool.

• Before the grinder is connected, always check the power cord. In case of damage, have it repaired

in an authorised workshop.

• Before all installation works, the plug should be taken out of the receptacle.

• Grinding tools should be checked before each use. A grinding tool must be correctly fastened and

• Always secure the workpiece. It is always preferable to secure the workpiece in a vice or other

fastening tool than holding it in your hand.

• If own weight of the workpiece does not guarantee a stable position, it should be fastened.

• Do not touch cut-o and grinding wheels, before they cool down.

• Do not exert lateral pressure on the grinding or cut-o wheel.

• Do not cut a workpiece of a thickness larger than the maximum cutting depth of the cut-o wheel.

• When quick release ange is used, make sure that inner ange seated on the spindle is equipped with