Collomix CMG 2600 Manual De Servicio página 11

Device-specific safety instructions
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WARNING:
Hazard-free working conditions can only be ensured
if the operating manual and the safety instructions
have been read in their entirety, and if all instruc-
tions are strictly adhered to. The machine must only
be operated by personnel familiar with the oper-
ating manual and the applicable health and safety
regulations.
Store all safety notes and instructions in a safe loca-
tion for future reference.
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The additionally attached "General Safety In-
structions" must be strictly complied with.
► This power tool is to be used for the purpose of
grinding. Comply with all safety notes, instruc-
tions, diagrams and other information supplied
with the device. Non-compliance with the follow-
ing instructions may result in electrocution, fire
and/or severe injury.
► This power tool is not suitable for: sand paper
grinding, tasks involving wire brushes, polishing
or cut-off grinding. Any use for which this power
tool is not intended may result in hazards and in-
jury.
► Do not use accessory that has not been specifi-
cally designed for this power tool or has not been
recommended by the manufacturer. The fact that
you may be able to mount accessory to the power
tool does not mean that its safe use is guaranteed.
► The permissible rotational speed of the tool in-
sert must be at least as high as the max. speed
stated on the power tool. Any accessory that
rotates at a higher speed that permissible, may
break and fly off.
► The outer diameter of the tool insert must match
the measurements provided for your power tool.
Incorrectly dimensioned tool inserts can not be
appropriately shielded or controlled.
► Diamond cup wheels and flanges must fit exactly
onto the grinding spindle of your power tool. Any
tool inserts that do not fit exactly onto the grind-
ing spindle of your power tool will rotate uneven-
ly, will vibrate severely, and may result in a loss of
control over the power tool.
► Never use damaged tool inserts. Check the dia-
mond cup wheel for cracks, wear or deforma-
tion before each use. After a fall, the power tool
or tool insert must be checked for any damage;
never work with damaged tools. Once you have
checked and inserted the tool insert, ensure that
you and other personnel in the immediate vicin-
ity remains outside the reach of the rotating tool
insert, while running it at max. speed for one
minute. Damaged or faulty tool inserts will usu-
ally shear off during this test phase.
► Wear your PPE (personal protection equipment).
Depending on tool application, wear eye protec-
tion or protective goggles. Wear a face mask,
hearing protection, protective gloves or a special
apron to protect you from small grinding or mate-
rial particles as needed. Protect your eyes from
flying debris generated in various applications.
The face mask or respiratory protection used
must be designed for filtering the dust generated
during tool application. Prolonged exposure to ex-
treme noise levels may result in a loss of hearing.
► Ensure that other personnel in the vicinity remain
at a safe distance to your work area. Any person-
nel entering the work area must be wearing rel-
evant PPE. Workpiece debris or broken tool inserts
may fly off and cause injury outside the immediate
work area.
► Only touch the power tool at its insulated grips
when carrying out tasks in which the tool inserts
could compromise hidden power lines or the
power tool's own power cable. Contact with a
live line will conduct electricity through the metal
parts of the power tool and may result in electro-
cution.
► Keep the power cable away from rotating tool in-
serts. Should you lose control of the power tool,
then the power cable could be cut or snared, and
your hand or arm could be drawn into the rotating
power tool.
► Never put the power tool down until the tool in-
sert has come to a complete standstill. The rotat-
ing tool insert could come into contact with the
storage surface, which could result in a loss of con-
trol over the power tool.
► Never activate the power tool while walking. Your
clothing could accidentally be snared by the rotat-
ing tool insert and result in physical injury.
► Clean the air vents of your power tool regularly.
The motor blower draws dust into the housing,
and heavy concentration of metal dust may cause
electrical hazards.
► Do not operate the power tool in close proximity
to flammable materials. Flying sparks could result
in the ignition of these materials.
► Do not use tool inserts that require liquid cool-
ant. The use of water or other liquid coolants may
result in electrocution.
► Only use the diamond cup disks certified for use
with your power tool and the protective and ex-
traction hood designed for the device. Grinding
disks that are not designed for use with this power
tool can not be sufficiently shielded and are un-
safe.
► The protective and extraction hood must be
mounted on the power tool securely. The protec-
tive and extraction hood is designed to protect the
machine operator from flying debris and acciden-
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