Noise And Vibration Information; Residual Risks; Mounting The Machine - Festool PRECISIO CS 50 EB Instrucciones De Servicio/Lista De Piezas De Repuesto

relevant safety regulations. Repairs may
only be carried out by a qualifi ed electri-
cian using original spare parts; otherwise,
accidents involving the user can occur.
3.2 Machine-specifi c safety instruc-
tions
- Deformed or cracked saw blades and saw
blades with blunt or broken cutting edges
must not be used.
- The maximum speed specifi ed on the tool
is to be complied with.
- The tool must be suitable for the material
to be processed.
- Saw blades made of High Speed Steel
(HSS steel) must not be used.
- The tools must be transported and stored
in a suitable container.
- Wear suitable personal protection equip-
ment:
• Ear protection to reduce the risk of da-
maging your hearing
• Protective goggles
• Face mask to reduce the risk of inhaling
harmful dust
• Protective gloves when handling tools
and coarse materials
- To minimise the creation of dust, the ma-
chine 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
connected 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 pro-
tection devices are in the appropriate po-
sitions and if the machine is in good con-
dition and has been properly serviced.
- Faults in the machine, including the sepa-
rating protection devices or in the tools,
must be reported immediately on discove-
ry 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
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- Circular saws must not be used for slotting
- The upper protective hood may not be
- During transport of the machine, the up-
- Long workpieces are to be supported by
3.3
Sound pressure level
Idling / processing
Noise power level
Idling / processing
Measurement tolerance
3.4
In spite of compliance with all relevant de-
sign 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.
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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
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 fol-
ding 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).
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tunnel protection device over the saw ta-
ble.
(groove completed in the workpiece).
used as a carrying handle!
per protective cover must cover the upper
section of the saw blade.
a suitable setup so that they lie horizon-
tally.

Noise and vibration information

Wear ear protection!

Residual risks

Setting up, commissioning

Mounting the machine

84 / 90 dB(A)
97 / 103 dB(A)
K = 4 dB