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General| Brand | Bauer |
|---|---|
| Model | 1967E-B |
| Category | Power Tool |
| Language | English |
Keep workspace clean, well-lit, and free from hazards. Ensure power tools are not used in explosive atmospheres.
Use proper grounding, avoid wet conditions, and use GFCI in damp locations to prevent electric shock.
Stay alert, use PPE, prevent accidental starting, maintain footing, and dress appropriately for safe operation.
Follow instructions for tool operation, keeping tools sharp, and general maintenance for optimal performance.
Have power tool serviced by a qualified technician using identical parts to maintain safety and function.
Use correct accessories and speeds. Avoid jamming, excessive pressure, and improper hand positioning near rotating parts.
Use correct shank diameter and speed-rated accessories. Inspect for damage and allow cooling before handling hot accessories.
Keep bystanders away, secure workpieces, use insulated grips, and wear appropriate PPE for safety.
Avoid unintentional starting, do not depress spindle lock, unplug when unattended, and avoid liquid coolants.
Kickback is reaction to snagged accessory. Maintain firm grip, use care on corners, avoid saw blades, feed correctly, and clamp work.
Be aware of risks with cut-off wheels, rotary files, and carbide cutters. Securely clamp workpieces to prevent grabbing and kickback.
Use recommended wheel types and sizes. Do not jam or apply excessive pressure. Support oversized workpieces to prevent pinching.
Be aware of thrown bristles. Run brushes at speed for one minute before use. Direct brush discharge away from body.
Consult doctor, avoid smoking, wear gloves, use low-vibration tools, include rest periods, and grip lightly to reduce injury.
Connect three-prong plug to a properly grounded outlet for electric shock protection.
Double insulated tools do not require grounding and can use two or three-prong outlets.
Use appropriate gauge, length, and outdoor-rated cords. Protect cords from damage and ensure proper wiring.
Understand symbols for tool types, electrical units, safety alerts, and PPE recommendations.
Specifies the voltage, frequency, and amperage of the tool.
Details no-load speed, rated capacity, chuck capacity, and arbor size for tool operation.
Read all safety information and ensure the power switch is off and the tool is unplugged before setup.
Instructions for installing accessories, including using the spindle lock and collet nut.
Identifies the Power Button, Variable Speed Dial, and Spindle Lock Button for tool operation.
Describes Sanding Drums for smoothing and Carbide Burrs for carving/engraving various materials.
Details Steel Wire Brushes for cleaning metal and Buffing Wheels for polishing surfaces.
Explains the use of the Wrench for loosening or tightening the Collet Nut to secure accessories.
Lists the RPM intervals corresponding to distinct changes in tool sound when using the Speed Dial.
Provides recommended speed ranges for various accessories (burrs, bits, polishing, brushes, sanding) based on material type.
Ensure tool is off and unplugged. Press spindle lock, loosen collet nut, insert accessory, tighten nut securely.
Designate a clean, well-lit area. Route cord safely. Secure workpieces with clamps. Use PPE including eye, hearing protection, and gloves.
Select and install accessory. Start tool, adjust speed with dial, apply to material. Stop tool, wait for spin to cease, remove accessory.
Store tool, parts, and accessories in an indoor dry area out of reach of children after use.
Check for loose hardware, misalignment, damaged cords/wiring, cracked parts, or any condition affecting safe operation.
Wipe external surfaces after use. Store tool and accessories in a case to protect from moisture and humidity.
If the power tool's supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced only by a qualified service technician.
Check cord connection, outlet power, thermal reset, or internal damage. Contact service if needed.
Reduce pressure, use correct extension cords, check carbon brushes, or clear motor vents for optimal performance.
Allow tool to work at its own rate, check accessory security, use proper accessory type, and maintain tool vents.
Covers defects in materials/workmanship for 90 days. Excludes damage from misuse, accidents, alterations, or lack of maintenance.
Return product with proof of purchase and complaint explanation. Repair, replacement, or refund at company's discretion.
