KRAUSE & BECKER 69856 User Manual

Defines DANGER symbol, indicating a hazardous situation resulting in death or serious injury if not avoided.

Defines WARNING symbol, indicating a hazardous situation resulting in death or serious injury if not avoided.

Defines CAUTION symbol, indicating a hazardous situation resulting in minor or moderate injury if not avoided.

Defines NOTICE symbol, addressing practices not related to personal injury.

Read all safety warnings and instructions to prevent electric shock, fire, and serious injury.

Keep work area clean, well-lit, and free from distractions to prevent accidents and maintain control.

Ensure power tool plugs match outlets and avoid adapter plugs for safety.

Avoid contact with grounded surfaces to reduce electric shock risk.

Do not expose tools to rain or wet conditions to prevent electric shock.

Do not abuse the cord; keep it away from heat, sharp edges, and moving parts.

Use outdoor-suitable extension cords for outdoor operation to reduce shock risk.

Remain alert, use common sense, and avoid operating while tired or under the influence.

Always wear appropriate safety equipment like eye protection.

Ensure the switch is off before connecting or picking up the tool to prevent accidents.

Remove any adjusting key or wrench before turning the tool on.

Keep proper footing and balance for better control and to avoid overreaching.

Avoid loose clothing, jewelry, and keep hair away from moving parts.

Use only safety equipment approved by an appropriate standards agency.

Use the correct power tool for your application for better and safer results.

Do not use the tool if the switch/trigger does not work properly; it must be repaired.

Disconnect power before adjustments, accessory changes, or storage to prevent accidental starting.

Store idle tools out of children's reach and away from untrained users.

Maintain power tools by checking for misalignment, damage, or other conditions affecting operation.

Use the tool, accessories, and bits according to instructions and working conditions.

Maintain labels and nameplates; contact for replacements if unreadable or missing.

Prepare to begin work before turning the tool on to avoid accidental starting.

Do not lay the tool down until it has come to a complete stop to maintain control.

Maintain a firm grip with both hands to resist starting torque when using a handheld tool.

Do not leave the tool unattended when plugged in; turn off and unplug first.

This product is not a toy; keep it out of reach of children.

People with pacemakers should consult their physician before use due to electromagnetic fields.

Warns about potential carcinogens and reproductive harm from dust generated by certain activities.

Warns about lead exposure from handling the product cord, a known carcinogen and reproductive harm agent.

Explains risks of physical injury from repeated or long-term vibration exposure.

Advises medical consultation for regular users or those with pre-existing conditions.

Discourages smoking during use as nicotine can increase vibration-related injury risk.

Recommends wearing suitable gloves to mitigate vibration effects on the user.

Suggests using low-vibration tools and a light grip for effective use.

Recommends incorporating breaks from vibration during the workday.

Advise stopping use immediately if abnormal vibration occurs and maintaining the tool.

Grounded tools require a three-wire cord and grounding plug connected to a properly grounded outlet.

Double insulated tools do not require grounding and have a special double insulation system.

GFCI provides additional protection from electric shock; use identical replacement parts.

Use appropriate wire gauge extension cords based on distance and tool amperage for optimal performance.

When using multiple cords, ensure each meets minimum wire size requirements.

Use outdoor-rated extension cords marked "W-A" or "W" for outdoor use.

Ensure extension cords are properly wired and in good condition; repair or replace damaged cords.

Protect extension cords from sharp objects, excessive heat, and damp or wet areas.

Indicates a tool with double insulation, not requiring grounding.

Indicates compliance with Canadian Standards Association and Underwriters Laboratories standards.

Symbols indicating Volts AC and Amperes for tool specifications.

Symbol indicating No Load Revolutions Per Minute.

Warning for risk of eye injury; wear ANSI-approved goggles with side shields.

Warning to read the manual before set-up and/or use.

Warning for risk of fire; do not cover ventilation ducts or keep flammable objects nearby.

Warning for risk of electric shock; properly connect power cord to appropriate outlet.

Specifies the tool's electrical rating as 120V~/60Hz / 10A.

Details the tool's no-load speed for low and high settings, 100-400 RPM and 150-700 RPM.

Indicates the spindle thread size is M14.

Identifies the handles for grip and the speed dial for adjusting mixer speed.

Identifies the trigger for operation and the gear switch for selecting speed ranges.

Identifies the spindle where mixing paddles are attached.

Instructions for setting up the tool and installing the mixing paddle correctly.

Guidance on selecting the appropriate speed range based on material being mixed.

How to adjust the tool's speed using the Speed Dial, marked from #1 to #5.

Designate a clean, well-lit work area, ensuring it's free from distractions or hazards.

Route the power cord safely to the work area, avoiding tripping hazards or damage.

Place the mixing drum on a flat, level ground surface in the work area.

Pour the material to be mixed into the mixing drum, referring to manufacturer instructions.

Read and follow GFCI plug precautions, including testing before each use.

Hold paddle above material, squeeze trigger to start, and slowly lower into material.

Adjust Speed Dial as needed while mixing; stop and change gear if tool bogs down.

Remove paddle, release trigger, unplug tool, and clean paddle. Spray with oil for storage.

Before each use, inspect for loose hardware, misaligned parts, damaged cords, or other safety issues.

Immediately clean the mixing paddle, unplug tool, and store indoors; spray paddle with oil for rust prevention.

If the supply cord or GFCI unit is damaged, it must be replaced by a qualified service technician.

Lists possible causes like GFCI reset, cord connection, power issues, or thermal breaker.

Addresses a loose mixing paddle on the spindle and how to tighten it.

Covers tool speed issues and material consistency for optimal mixing performance.

Identifies causes like worn brushes, internal damage, or straining the motor.

Provides a detailed list of all parts with their corresponding numbers, descriptions, and quantities.

Refers to the assembly diagram for visual representation of parts and their placement.

Visual representation of the tool's components with numbered parts for assembly reference.

Area to record the product's serial number or purchase date for reference.

Details warranty coverage for defects in materials and workmanship and its limitations.

Explains how to take advantage of the warranty, including returning the product with proof of purchase.