Denzel RH-400-12 (26601) [4/28] Rotary hammer

ROTARY HAMMER

SAFETY WARNINGS

The following denitions indicate the degree of importance of each keyword. Read through the instructions and

pay attention to these symbols.

ATTENTION!

means a potentially dangerous situation, which can lead to severe injury.

FLAMMABILITY!

ATTENTION!

Read the manual attentively in order to reduce the risk of injury.

GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR ELECTRIC TOOLS

WARNING!

Before starting work read all safety information and instructions. Non-observance to the safety rules

and instructions may lead to electric shock, re and/or severe injury.

Keep all safety instructions for subsequent use

The term «power tool» refers to your electric (with cable) or battery power (wireless) tool in all the instructions

below.

Workplace safety

a) Keep the workplace clean and provide it with good light. Poor light or mess at workplace may lead to an

accident.

b) | Do not use power tools if there is danger of re or explosion, for example, near ammable liquids, gas or dust.

During work electric tools give up sparks, which can ignite dust or ammable vapors.

c) While working with power tools do not keep close children or other people. A distraction may cause loss of

control over the work.

Electrical safety

a) The cable plug of an electric tool must match the power outlet. Never modify the electrical cable plug. Do not

use connecting adapter plugs, if there is a ground wire in the power cable of the electric tool. Usage of the

original cable plug and a corresponding power outlet reduces the risk of electric shock.

b) While working with electric tool avoid physical contact with grounded objects such as pipelines, radiators,

electric stoves and refrigerators. The risk of electric shock increases if your body is grounded.

c) Do not use electric tool in the rain or in a humid environment. Water entering into the electric tool increases

the risk of electric shock.

d) Handle electrical cable with care. Never use the cable for carrying electric tool or pulling its plug out of the

receptacle. Do not expose electrical cable to high temperatures and lubricants; keep it away from sharp edges

and moving parts of the tool. Damaged or entangled cable increases the risk of electric shock.

e) While working with electric tool outdoors use an extension cable intended for outdoor use. Using the cable

suitable for working outdoors reduces the risk of electric shock.

f) While working with electric tool in a humid environment use a power supply equipped with a safety protective

shutdown device. The usage of this device reduces the risk of electric shock.