Bora Portamate PM5090 운영자 매뉴얼 - 페이지 4
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페이지 인쇄Important Safety Warnings
Read all instructions before setup and use of this product. Recognizing the hazards of each workshop
operation and proper attention to safety to anticipate problems will considerably limit the risk of personal
injury. Always use common sense. Your personal safety is your responsibility.
1.
Do not use this pedestal roller to support people or animals. Do not sit or stand on it.
2.
Keep children away. Never allow children to play with the pedestal roller.
3.
Ensure that the material can be securely supported by the pedestal roller and will not vibrate or move
unexpectedly during use.
4.
Do not continue working if the pedestal roller tips, slides or moves in any way.
5.
Do not exceed the maximum weight capacity of 200lbs.
6.
Think safety and provide extra support like a second stand or consider getting assistance from another
person for extremely large or long pieces when working.
7.
Check for damaged parts before use. A broken part could compromise the strength and performance
of the pedestal roller and create an unsafe operating condition.
8.
Proper maintenance is your responsibility. For safety, periodically check hardware for tightness, and
replace damaged components immediately.
9.
When servicing, use only identical replacement parts. Use of other parts will void the warranty.
10.
Use the pedestal roller on a flat and level surface.
11.
Use the correct tools for the job. This roller top may not be suitable for every application.
12.
Maintain safety labels on this tool for clear readability. If missing or unreadable, please contact HTC for
a replacement.
13.
Never stand or sit on tools.
14.
Replace damaged components immediately.
15.
Make sure your work platform is sufficiently sturdy to do the specific job at hand.
16.
Properly anchor power tools to work stands.
17.
Use correct blade for job being done.
18.
Think Safety. Safety is a combination of operator awareness, common sense and alertness at all times.
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