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parts to prevent damage to the
cable, which could lead to con-
tact with live parts.
• Ensure that the in-feed is empty
prior to starting the machine.
• Keep your face and body away
from the in-feed aperture.
• Do not allow hands or other
body parts or clothing to enter
the in-feed or discharge chute,
or to be in the vicinity of moving
parts.
• Ensure you are standing se-
curely and do not lose your bal-
ance. Avoid an abnormal work
posture. When material is being
taken in by the machine, never
stand on a higher level than the
base of the machine.
• Do not stand within the ejection
zone while operating the ma-
chine.
• Take extreme care when feed-
ing material into the machine
to ensure no metallic objects,
stones, bottles, canisters or oth-
er foreign objects are taken in.
• Do not allow processed mate-
rial to accumulate in the ejec-
tion zone since this can prevent
proper ejection and cause the
material to be brought back into
the machine via the in-feed ap-
erture.
• If the machine becomes
clogged, turn off the power
source and disconnect the ma-
chine from the mains supply
before freeing any refuse.
• Never operate the machine with
defective protective equipment
or shields, or without safety
equipment, e.g. without the col-
lection bag being connected.
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• Keep the power source free of
refuse or other accumulated
material to prevent it from be-
coming damaged and avoid a
potential fire.
• Do not transport the machine
while the power source is run-
ning.
• If the cutting mechanism comes
into contact with a foreign
object or the machine starts to
emit unusual noises or vibrate,
immediately turn off the power
source and wait for the machine
to come to a standstill. Discon-
nect the machine from the mains
supply and perform the follow-
ing steps before re-starting and
operating the machine:
- Investigate for damage;
- Replace or repair damaged
parts;
- Check for loose parts and tight-
en as necessary.
• Do not tilt the machine while the
power source is running.
• Ensure that you do not connect
a damaged cable to the power
supply or touch a damaged
cable before it has been discon-
nected from the power supply
since damaged cables pose the
risk of coming into contact with
live parts.
• Ensure that you do not touch
any of the dangerous moving
parts before you have un-
plugged the machine from the
mains supply, and that the dan-
gerous moving parts have come
to a complete standstill.
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