Dexter power YLW6239-DP Instrucciones Legales Y De Seguridad página 40

2. GENERAL SAFETY RULES
1) Keep your work space clean
A cluttered work space and/or workbench is a source of injury.
2) Be aware of your work space
Do not expose the machine to rain. Do not use the machine in moist areas.
Keep the work space well lit. Do not use this machine in areas where there may be a risk of fire or
explosion.
3) Protect yourself against electrical shock
Avoid bodily contact with surfaces which are grounded (for example plumbing, radiators, counter
top cooking elements,
refrigerators).
4) Keep children at distance
Do not let spectators touch the machine or its power cord or even the extension cord. It is recom-
mended that all
spectators be kept away from the working space.
5) Put machines away when not in use.
When the machines are not being used, they should be kept in dry places out of reach of children,
either on high
shelves or under lock and key.
Do not leave the machine unattended when in operation.
6) Do not force the machine
The machine will perform better and more safely when used in the tasks for which it was designed.
7) Use the right machine
Do not use lightweight machines or accessories to do work normally done with heavier machines.
Do not use
machines for jobs they were not designed for; for example, do not use a circular saw to cut logs or
branches.
8) Dress appropriately
Do not wear loose fitting clothing or jewellery which may become caught up in moving parts. Rubber
gloves and
non-slip shoes are recommended for outside work. Wear protective head gear to control long hair.
9) Use protective eyewear
Also, use a dust mask in cutting operations which produce dust.
10) Attach dust evacuation equipment
If there is provision for attaching dust collection and removal equipment, insure that this is attached
and used
correctly.
11) Do not damage the electrical cord
Never carry a power machine by its electrical cord and do not pull on the cord to unplug it.
Keep the cord away from heat sources, grease and cutting edges.
12) Steady the work piece
Use clamps or a vise to steady the work piece. This is safer than holding it in your hand.
13) Do not over estimate your strength
Always maintain a stable position and good balance.
14) Look after your machine carefully
Keep your tools sharp and clean for better performance and safe usage.
Follow instructions for lubricating and for changing accessories. Periodically check the electrical cord
and if it
is damaged have it changed by an authorised professional. Periodically check the electrical extension
cords and
replace if damaged. Keep handles dry, clean and free of grease and oil.
15) Disconnect your machine
When they are not in use, before any maintenance, and for changing accessories such as shanks, bits
and blades.
16) Remove adjusting keys
Get into the habit of insuring that adjustment keys are removed from the machine before operating
it.
17) Avoid abnormal starts
Do not connect the machine to the power source with you finger on the switch.
Be sure that the switch is in the off position before plugging the machine in.
18)Use outdoor extension leads:
When tool is used outdoors, use only extension cords intended for outdoor
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