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12. Given the production tolerances involved, it may be necessary to
tap the reducing rings carefully into the borehole of the saw blade
with a rubber mallet. To do so, place the area around the borehole
of the saw blade on a firm surface (e.g. wood) with the teeth freely
suspended during striking so that the saw blade does not get bent.
13. Replace the reducing ring with a new one (available from your dealer)
if it no longer holds itself in the blade.
14. To prevent injuries, be sure to handle the tools in accordance with the
manufacturer's instructions. Safe handling generally involves the use
of devices such as conveyor hooks, manufacturer-specific holding
devices, frames (for example for circular saw blades), boxes, trolleys,
etc. Wearing safety gloves will provide a more secure grip on the tool
and further reduce the risk of injury.
15. The handling of equipment with a weight of more than 15 kg may
require the use of special devices or mounts depending on the
design measures provided by the manufacturer for the easy handling
of the equipment. The manufacturer may provide information on the
availability of the required devices.
16. These saw blades are not suitable for resharpening.
17. Please observe the safety regulations of the related equipment.
18. Do not make any modifications to the tool.
Keep this safety information in a safe place.
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