Do
not
employ accessories
other than those specified herein;
otherwise,
a hazardous condition may be created.
Never allow a power tool to be used by
persons
not
familiar
with correct
handling (such as
children)
or
by
those who cannot handle the tool correctly.
22. CONFIRM
THAT
NO
ITEMS
SUCH
AS
AN
ELECTRIC
CABLE
OR
CONDUIT ARE BURIED INSIDE. In places where live wiring may be
hidden behind a wall, floor, ceiling, etc. do not hold or contact any
metal
parts
of
the
tool.
In such cases,
metal parts could become
electrically
live
and present a serious
shock hazard.
23.
KEEP THE
RIGHT
PARTS
IN THE
RIGHT
POSITIONS.
Do
not
remove covers
and
screws
which
have
been factory-mounted.
They perform
important
respective
roles. Keep
them in the
right
positions.
24.
SHOULD
THE
PLASTIC
HOUSING OR
HANDLE
OF
A
POWER
TOOL
BE
CRACKED OR
DEFORMED,
DO
NOT USE IT.
Since cracked
or
deformed parts may
lead
to
an
operator receiving an
electric shock,
do
not use
such
a
power tool.
Immediately have it repaired.
25.
SECURELY
MOUNT ACCESSORIES
AND BLADES TO THE TOOL
MAIN
BODY.
Extra care must be
taken
when using
tools on
elevated
location (such
as a
roof ladder, scaffold, or
the
like)
to
prevent injury to
someone
on
a
lower level in
the event the
tool
and/or accessory
should
drop.
26.
ALWAYS
KEEP
THE MOTOR
AIR VENT FULLY
OPENED.
A constantly open
motor
air vent is
necessary
to
allow
air to come in
and
out for
cooling
the
motor. Do
not allow it
to
become
clogged up,
even
if
dust
is
blown through
it.
27.
OPERATE
POWER
TOOLS
AT
THE RATED VOLTAGE.
Operate
power tools at
voltages specified on
their
nameplates.
28.
NEVER
TOUCH
THE
MOVING
PARTS.
Never touch the
moving
parts such as
blades, bits,
cutters
and others.
29.
STOP
OPERATION
IMMEDIATELY
IF
ANY ABNORMALITY
IS DE-
TECTED.
Should a
power
tool
be
detected
as
out of
order or
should other
abnor-
malities be
observed
during operation, stop
using
the tool
immediately.
30.
NEVER
LEAVE
TOOL
RUNNING
UNATTENDED.
TURN
POWER
OFF.
Don't
leave
tool until it comes
to
a
complete
stop.
31.
CAREFULLY
HANDLE POWER TOOLS.
Should a
power tool
be dropped
or
struck against
hard materials
inad-
vertently,
it
may be
deformed,
cracked, or damaged.
32.
DO
NOT
WIPE
PLASTIC PARTS WITH SOLVENT.
Solvents
such as
gasoline, thinner,
benzine,
carbon
tetrachloride,
and
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