Noise And Vibration Information; Residual Risks; Mounting The Machine - Festool PRECISIO CS 50 EB Manual De Instrucciones

your hearing
• Protective goggles
• Face mask to reduce the risk of inhaling harmful
dust
• Protective gloves when handling tools and coar-
se materials
- To minimise the creation of dust, the machine is
to be connected to a suitable dust extractor, and
all the elements for dust collection (extractor
hood etc.) must be properly set.
- When sawing wood, the machine is to be con-
nected to a dust extractor complying with EN
60335-2-69, dust category M.
- To minimise noise development, the tool must be
sharpened and all elements for noise reduction
(covers etc.) must be properly set.
- The machine may only be used if all protection
devices are in the appropriate positions and if
the machine is in good condition and has been
properly serviced.
- Faults in the machine, including the separating
protection devices or in the tools, must be re-
ported immediately on discovery to maintenance
personnel. The machine may only be used again
once the faults have been rectifi ed.
- Rebating or grooving are only permitted with a
suitable protection device, e.g. a tunnel protec-
tion device over the saw table.
- Circular saws must not be used for slotting
(groove completed in the workpiece).
- The upper protective hood may not be used as
a carrying handle!
- During transport of the machine, the upper
protective cover must cover the upper section
of the saw blade.
- Long workpieces are to be supported by a sui-
table setup so that they lie horizontally.
- Always assume the correct position before star-
ting work:
- front at the operating end,
- facing the machine,
- next to the cutting line.
- Never process material containing asbestos.
- Do not remove offcuts or other workpiece parts
from the cutting area while the tool is still run-
ning and until the saw blade stops.
- If the saw blade is blocked, switch the machine
off immediately and disconnect the mains plug.
Do not remove the jammed workpiece until you
have done this.
3.3

Noise and vibration information

Sound pressure level
Idling / processing
Noise power level
Idling / processing
Measurement tolerance
Wear ear protection!
Measured acceleration
The emission values specifi ed (vibration, noise)
were measured in accordance with the test con-
ditions stipulated in EN 61029 and are intended
for machine comparisons. They are also used for
making preliminary estimates regarding vibration
and noise loads during operation.
The emission values specifi ed refer to the main
applications for which the power tool is used. If
the electric power tool is used for other applica-
tions, with other tools or is not maintained suf-
fi ciently prior to operation, however, the vibration
and noise load may be higher when the tool is
used. Take into account any machine idling times
and downtimes to estimate these values more
accurately for a specifi ed time period. This may
signifi cantly reduce the load during the machine
operating period.
3.4

Residual risks

In spite of compliance with all relevant design
regulations, dangers may still present them-
selves when the machine is operated, e.g.:
- Workpiece parts being thrown off,
- Parts of damaged tools being thrown off,
- Noise emission,
- Sawdust emission.
4 Setting up, commissioning
Ensure that the fl oor around the machine is level,
in good condition and free of loose objects (e.g.
chips and offcuts).
4.1

Mounting the machine

The machine can be set up with or without the
legs folded out (Fig. 1 and 2) (the „Floor" model
does not include folding legs).
To fold out the legs, open the four rotary knobs
(1.6) as far as they will go. After folding out the
legs, retighten the four rotary knobs.
So that the machine stands securely, the length
of one of the legs can be changed by turning the
cap on the end (1.7).
17
84 / 90 dB(A)
97 / 103 dB(A)
K = 3 dB
< 2.5 m/s²