− The following factors may influence the effect of noise on the
operator:
• Type of saw blade (e.g. saw blades that reduce the effect of noise)
• Workpiece material
• The force with which the workpiece is pushed against the
saw blade.
Safe operation
− The safety, working and maintenance notes of the manufac-
turer as well as the dimensions specified in the technical data
must be complied with.
− Applicable accident prevention regulations and other general-
ly recognised safety rules must be complied with.
− Observe all specification booklets provided by the professional
association.
− The operator must be informed about factors affecting the
release of dust, e.g. the type of workpiece being cut (classi-
fication and source), the importance of local deposit and the
correct configuration of hoods / baffles / guides.
− Connect the dust extractor every time you perform any work.
Only operate the saw with a suitable dust collector or commer-
cially-available shop vacuum. Recommended suction power of
the dust collector: 20m/s
− Before start-up, all covers and safety devices must be properly
mounted.
− The splitting wedge is an important protective device that
guides the workpiece and prevents the kerf from closing
behind the saw blade and the workpiece from kicking back.
Take note of the thickness of the splitting wedge. The splitting
wedge may not be thinner than the body of the saw blade and
no thicker than the width of the kerf.
− Insert the splitting wedge properly and never operate the
table saw without the splitting wedge.
− You must lower the protective hood onto the workpiece for
every work step.
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