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1.17.Do not touch the saw blade if it is not cooled after working. Saw blades can
get very hot when working.
1.18.Check electrical wiring regularly. The damaged wires can only be left to the
professional after-sales service personnel. Replace the damaged extension cable.
In this way, the safety performance of power tools can be ensured
1.19.Take good care of unused power tools. Storage must be kept dry and
lockable. This prevents damage to the appliance during storage or from being
used by people who cannot operate it.
1.20.Secure the workpiece. Fixing the workpiece with a retainer or vise is more
secure than holding it by hand.
1.21 .Do not leave the tool until it is completely stationary. If the tool continues to
rotate, it may cause damage.
1.22.Do not use power tools with damaged wires. If the power cable is damaged
during work, do not touch the damaged wire, and pull out the plug immediately.
Damaged wires increase the risk of electric shock to the user.Take protective
measures before the operation. You should wear protective gloves, a helmet, and
goggles, helmet and goggles to prevent being injured by flying iron filings.
2. Pay attention to the voltage
Before using a power tool, ensure that power supply voltage is consistent with the
rated voltage of the tool. If the power supply voltage exceeds the specification
voltage of the tool and is used by mistake, it will not only damage the machine but
also hurt people. If the voltage of the socket can not be determined, it must not be
used in a trial plug. In addition, if the power supply voltage is lower than the tool
specification voltage, the motor will be damaged.
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