Würth DIGA CSM-1 POWER Traducción Del Manual De Instrucciones De Servicio Original página 37

Gas cartridges:
Do not dispose of gas cartridges in household
waste, do not expose to fire. Collect and recycle
gas cartridges or dispose of with due care for the
environment.
EU countries only:
In accordance with Directive 2006/66/EC defec-
tive or worn-out batteries must be recycled.
Warranty
We provide a warranty for this Würth device from
the date of purchase and in accordance with the
legal/country-specific regulations (proof of purchase
through invoice or delivery note).
Damage that has occurred will be corrected either
by replacement or by repair. Damage caused by
improper handling is not covered by the warranty.
Claims under warranty can only be accepted if
the device is returned fully assembled to a Würth
agency, your Würth sales representative or an
authorised Würth customer service workshop.
Subject to technical changes without prior notice.
We accept no liability for printing errors.
Noise / vibration information
Noise value according to EN 15895 and
vibration values (Triax vector sums)
according to EN28927-13:
LPA (Emissions-
sound pressure level)*
LWA (sound power level)*
K (Uncertainty in the speci-
fied sound level)
Operating method: Fixation of fasten-
ers, main grip
Vibration emission value*
a
h
Measurement uncertainty K
dB(A) 100.4
dB(A) 107.0
dB(A) 3
m/s² 7.1
m/s² 1.7
Values may vary: The working environment, the
workpiece support, the workpiece, the pressing
force, etc. influence the noise formation at the place
of use and the effects of vibration on the object. The
vibration emission value specified in this information
sheet was measured in accordance with a standar-
dised test detailed in EN28927-13:2019 and can
be used for a comparison between two devices.
It can be used for a provisional assessment of the
exposure.
Warning
The specified vibration emission value
relates to the main application of the
device. If, however, the device
is used for other applications with other accessories
or is used despite being poorly maintained, the
vibration emission may vary. This could significantly
increase the exposure level over the overall opera-
ting period.
An estimation of the vibration strength should also
take into account how often the device is switched
off or over what period of time it is running but not
really in use. This could significantly decrease the
exposure level over the overall operating period.
Additional safety precautions for the protection of
the operating person against the effects of vibration
must be taken into consideration, e.g. maintenance
of the device and the equipment, keeping warm of
the hands, organisation of the workflow.
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