Fieldmann FDB 2002-E: 3. MACHINE DESCRIPTION AND ITEMS DELIVERED

Machine description and items delivered | General safety instructions

3. MACHINE DESCRIPTION AND ITEMS

DELIVERED

Machine Description (See fig. 1)

1 -

Switch

7 -

Screw of Protective Cover

2 -

Side Handle

8 -

Washer

3 -

Disk Lock-Button

9 -

Grindstone

4 -

Spindle

10 -

Tightening Female Screw

5 -

Protective Cover

11 -

Tightening Spanner

6 -

Case

Items Delivered

Remove all contents from the box and inspect to ensure no damage was incurred during

shipping, and that the items listed below are included.:

Angle grinder

Side Handle

Tightening nuts

Flange key

Disc guard

Instruction Manual

Should the components be missing or damaged, contact the dealer of the machine.

4. GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Please read these safety instructions carefully, remember them and keep

them in a safe place

WARNING! When using electric machinery and power tools, it is important to abide by

and adhere to the following safety instructions for reasons of protection against injury caused

by electric current, injury of persons and risk of starting fires. The term “power tools” used

in the instructions below refers to power tools that are plugged into a power supply (by a

power cord) as well as tools running on a battery pack (cordless). Keep all warnings and

instructions for further use.

Work environment

Keep the work area clean and well lit. Untidiness and dark places on the job site are usually

causes of accidents. Store tools that are not used.

General safety instructions

Do not use power tools in an environment where there is risk of starting a fire or explosion;

this refers to places where there are flammable liquids, gases or dust. Sparks form on the

power tool’s commutator, which can cause dust or fume ignition.

When using power tools, unauthorized persons, especially children, should be denied entry to

the job site! In case you are interrupted, you can lose control of the current activity. In any

case, do not leave the power tool without supervision. Prevent animals from approaching the

equipment.

Electrical safety

The power tool’s power plug must correspond to the power outlet. Never alter the plug in any

way. If the tool’s plug has a safety peg, never use an adapter of any kind. Undamaged plugs

and corresponding outlets prevent the risk of injury by electric current. If the power cord is

damaged, it must be replaced by a new power cord that can be obtained from an authorized

service centre or the importer.

Avoid bodily contact with grounded items, e.g. piping, radiators, kitchen ranges and

refrigerators. The risk of injury by electric current is greater if your body is connected to the

ground.

Do not expose power tools to rain, moisture or dampness. Never touch power tools with wet

hands. Never wash power tools with running water and never submerse them into water.

Do not use the power cord for any other purpose than originally intended. Never carry or pull

the power tools by the power cord. Do not pull the plug out of the outlet by pulling on the cord.

Avoid mechanical damage to the power cord by sharp or hot objects.

Power tools were manufactured exclusively for the AC power supply. Always check if the

electrical voltage corresponds to the data printed on the tool’s serial number label.

Never work with a tool that has a damaged power cord or plug, or that has fallen on the

ground and is damaged in any way.

In the case of using an extension cord, always check that its technical parameters

correspond to the data printed on the tool’s serial number label. If the power tool is used

outdoors, use an extension cord that is appropriate for exterior use. When using an extension

cable drum, the cord must be unwound to prevent the cord from overheating.

If the power tool is used in moist areas or outdoors, it is permitted to use it only if it is plugged

into an electric circuit with a residual current device ≤30 mA. Using a circuit with an RCD

lowers the risk of injury by electric current.

Grasp hand power tools at the designated isolated grip areas because, during operation,

one may come into contact with the cutting or drilling fittings with a hidden conductor or with

the power cord.