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Instruction Manual - 15 -
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5. SAFETY RULES
ALWAYS WORK WITH CARE AND CAUTION, AVOID ALL DANGEROUS SITUATIONS.
1. Follow the instructions presented in this manual.
2. Keep the manual in the vicinity of the machine.
5.1 SAFETY DURING OPERATION
This machine is designed to cut steel and can easily injure you. Work with caution.
3. Adhere to the safety rules during work.
4. Alwas use eye protection and gloves when handling material and maintaining saws.
5. Wear tight clothes.
6. Wear antislip footwear.
7. Confirm saw is in good operating condition prior to using the saw.
8. Use the machine only if all protective devices are in position and operational; no protective devices
may be removed or discarded.
9. Make sure the machine is properly installed and connected to the main power supply. (All electrical
connections must be performed only by a licensed Electrical contractor.)
10. Inspection and repair of the wiring can only be performed by a licensed Electrical contractor.
11. Never start the machine before closing and securing all safety guards.
12. Keep a safe distance from all moving parts (i.e. the saw-band, motor, tensioning pulleys and
cleaning brush).
13. Keep the saw clean.
14. Never clutter the working space with tools or unnecessary objects.
15. After finishing work, the operator turns off the main power switch.
16. When troubleshooting problems with the saw, follow the procedures in the manual or call DoALL (1-
888-362-5572) to schedule an appointment for service.
17. When handling the saw-band (or blade) or performing maintenance: turn off the main switch and
disconnect the power cable from the main power supply. When the band is in motion, no part of the
body may be in the vicinity of the cutting zone.
18. In the case of a breakdown, press the EMERGENCY STOP button immediately and TURN OFF
THE MAIN SWITCH.
19. Stay clear of machine while in operation.
20. Use only recommended bands or blades.
21. Use a conveyor system to safely support long bars in front and behind the saw.
22. It is forbidden to cut material whose size and properties do not correspond to the cutting capacity of
the machine.
23. When cutting short pieces, pay attention to their proper removal.
24. Never push the sawn material into the machine when it is operating.
25. Before starting the first cutting cycle, the operator should perform one “empty” cycle, i.e. without
material, to inspect the correct adjustment of the saw.
26. Before starting the cutting cycle, check the machine for proper operation. Test its performance
occasionally at the maximum adjusted values (i.e. band speed, cutting pressure, maximum feeder
travel, etc.).
27. Make sure the vice jaw position is adjusted correctly (clearance: 0,04-0,2in) and the material is
gripped correctly.
28. The employer is obligated to provide a safe and healthy working environment.
29. Before putting the machine into operation, it is the employer's responsibility to ensure that the
operator is properly trained. In addition to operator training, the employer must be held responsible
for regular machine maintenance, which includes but is not limited to: service and repair, and
cleaning the machine.
30. The machine may only be operated independently by persons who are 18 years or older and
mentally and physically competent. All operators must be certifiably trained for this particular kind of
work and familiar with
31. It is the employer's responsibility to install a first aid kit and refill it after use for any possible injuries
caused by the machine.
32. It is the employer's responsibility to ensure safe operation of the machine and perform regular
maintenance and cleaning.
33. It is the employer's responsibility to take measures, which prevent the access of unqualified persons
or children to the operational area.
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