GRAPHITE 59G320 [11/88] Detailed safety regulations

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TRANSLATION OF THE ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS

FINISHING SANDER

59G320

CAUTION: BEFORE USING THE ELECTRIC POWER TOOL PLEASE READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY AND RETAIN

IT FOR FURTHER REFERENCE.

DETAILED SAFETY REGULATIONS

When sanding wood and metal surfaces coated with coating such as paints with lead additives, harmful or

toxic dust may be released. Contact or inhalation of such dust may endanger operator’s or other persons’

Ɣ Make sure that the abrasive paper is firmly installed and that paper clamping levers are in locking

position before switching the sander on.

Ɣ Do not touch moving parts of the sander.

Ɣ After switching the sander off, never put it away until all moving parts stop.

Ɣ Use protective mask if dust gets released during sanding. Dust, which gets released when sanding

Ɣ Pregnant women and children should not enter the room/premises where lead-based paint is removed

with the use of sander.

Ɣ Do not eat, drink or smoke in the room where lead-based paint is removed with the sander.

Ɣ Avoid using long extension cords.

Ɣ When operating the sander do not apply excessive pressure that might stop the tool.

CAUTION! The tool is designed for interior use.

Despite using design that is inherently safe, using safeguards and additional protective measures,

there is always a residual risk of injury during operating the device.

Finishing sanders are manually operated power tools featuring electrical insulation class II. The devices

are driven by a single-phase commutator motor. Finishing sander is designed for sanding and polishing of

wood, metal and plastic surfaces or surfaces made with similar materials, using abrasive paper of relevant

grit size. By using different shapes of backing pads it enables access to nearly inaccessible places. The range

of use of finishing sanders includes repair and building works as well as any DIY activities.

2. Dust outlet