SR 430, SR 450
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Using the dusting and spreading mode
WARNING
An electrostatic charge may be created
in the extension tube and nozzle area
when applying dry materials (e.g. dusts)
with the dusting and spreading
attachment. This is especially true in low
humidity conditions. Check the label
and/or material safety data sheet for the
chemical you are applying. To reduce
the risk of severe or fatal injury, do not
use your mistblower to apply substances
that may create a combustible or
explosive dust cloud. For instance,
never use your mistblower to apply
sulfur or sulfur compounds, since they
may be highly explosive and have
relatively low melting and ignition points.
WARNING
To reduce the risk of sparking when
applying any dry substance, make sure
that the discharge system (antistatic
wire in the mistblower connected to a
metal chain) is completely and properly
mounted to the machine, and that the
discharge chain is making contact with
the ground. It is essential to follow the
assembly instructions – see the chapter
"Assembling the Unit" in this instruction
manual.
Do not use the dusting and spreading
attachment on non-conductive surfaces
(e.g. plastic, asphalt).
Never operate your machine with a
missing or damaged discharge system.
HANDLING OF CHEMICALS
WARNING
Some chemicals sprayed with your
power tool may contain toxic and/or
caustic substances. Such chemicals can
be dangerous and cause serious or fatal
injury to persons and animals and/or
severe damage to plants and the
environment.
Avoid direct contact with chemicals.
Follow the chemical manufacturer’s
instructions with respect to any contact
with its product.
WARNING
Read the label each time before mixing
or using the chemical and before storing
or disposing of it. Do not trust your
memory. Careless or improper use may
cause serious or fatal injury.
WARNING
Chemicals can be harmful to individuals,
animals and the environment if
improperly used. In addition, some
chemicals that are caustic, corrosive or
poisonous should not be used in your
mistblowers.
Carefully read the labels on chemical
containers prior to use. Chemicals are
classified into categories of toxicity.
Pesticides regulated by the EPA, for
instance, use signal words to indicate
the product’s potential to make you sick.
"Caution" appears on pesticides found
to be least harmful to humans.
"Warning" indicates a product that is
more poisonous than those in the
"Caution" group. Pesticides with the
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