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General Instructions for 230V Machines

• Clean machines by wiping with a damp soapy cloth. Do not use solvents or cleaners that may

damage plastic parts or painted/coated surfaces. Keep water and solvents away from all electrical

components, leads and plugs.

• When storing or leaving tools for any length of time, spray bare metal surfaces with a protective spray to

minimise surface corrosion.

• Always isolate machines and power tools from the power supply when not in use or when changing parts,

cutters and blades or when making any adjustments.

• Before using any machine or power tool, ensure that all locking-nuts, chucks etc, are tightened and

secure. Check that all loose keys, spanners and other tools have been removed.

• Always ensure that long hair is tied back or retained by a band, hat or safety helmet. Remove all loose

jewellery to prevent it from catching in rotating parts of the machine.

• Always check that the correct machining or cutting speed has been selected.

• Do not operate machinery or power tools when tired or under the influence of alcohol, drugs or certain

medicines.

• WHEN USING MACHINES ALWAYS WEAR SUITABLE EYE PROTECTION, EAR DEFENDERS

AND DUST OR FUME INHALATION PROTECTION.

• WARNING!! KEEP TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT OUT OF THE REACH OF CHILDREN, UNLESS

THEY ARE UNDER SUPERVISION.

Specific Safety Instruction for Morticers

• Ensure that the morticer is firmly fixed to its base as the force exerted through the

operating handle could be enough to over balance the machine.

• Ensure that the operating handle is returned to the upright position after cutting a mortice.

• Mortice chisels have very sharp ends, handle them with great care.

• Make sure that the timber is held firmly down against the table, either with the vice or the hold

down clamps. This prevents the possibility of the timber being pulled upwards as the mortice

chisel is withdrawn from the hole.