User manual HUSQVARNA PP 345 E

[. . . ] If after reading through the instructions you are still not sure whether you fully understand the safety risks associated with its use, you should not use the machine. These safety instructions only consider the basics for safe use of the machine. It is not possible in safety instructions to fully describe every possible risk situation that can occur when using the machine. You can prevent accidents yourself, however, by always using your common sense. [. . . ] Make sure that there is always another person close at hand when you use the machines, so that you can call for help if an accident should occur. The machines must not be operated with defective safety devices, or without safety devices fitted. Regulations for the prevention of accidents, and other general safety and occupational medicine regulations, and must always be followed. Make sure that you always have first-aid close at hand when using the machines. Keep all parts in functional order, and make sure that all attachment parts are correctly tightened. Store the machines in a locked area, where they are inaccessible for children or adults who have not been trained to handle the machines. The heavy weight of material cut loose can cause extensive damage if they are not moved under controlled circumstances. Always check the back of the wall where the blade comes out when cutting through. Cordon off and make sure that no people can be injured, or materials damaged. Pay attention to the risk of fire during sparking and the development of heat. Always use approved protective clothing and approved protective equipment when you use the machines. Protective clothing and equipment cannot eliminate the risk of accidents, but by wearing the correct clothing and using the correct equipment you will probably be able to reduce the seriousness of any injuries if an accident should occur. Ask your dealer about which approved protective clothing and protective equipment is recommended. 7 US gal) Trolley feed ________________________ hydraulic Blade feed _________________________ hydraulic Mains supply _______________________ 32 A (16 A) Noise level acc. To ISO/DIS 11201 ______ Sound pressure at operator's ear no load 78 dB(A), full load 82 dB(A) Noise emmissions acc. Guaranteed noise level 100 dB(A) Optional equipment __________________ 2 x 230 V wall socket FR Noise emissions (see note 1) Sound power level, measured dB(A) _____ 95 Sound power level, guaranteed LWA dB(A) ________________ 100 Sound levels (see note 2) Sound pressure level at the operators ear, dB(A) _________________ 82 Note 1: Noise emissions in the environment measured as sound power (LWA) in conformity with EC directive 2000/14/EC. Reported data for noise pressure level has a typical statistical dispersion (standard deviation) of 1. Master valve The master valve (1) controls the speed of the saw motor. These three positions are marked by a decal, which is placed beside the master valve. Decal The decal (2) indicates the three positions of the master valve. When the lever is in the middle, marked "0", the master valve is in neutral. When the lever points down, marked with a tortoise symbol, the master valve is in working position. [. . . ] Lift out the old filter cartridge and press in the new one, making sure it engages with the end of the tube in the bottom of the housing. Filling with oil (hydraulic power unit) The oil is filled through the filter on the front of the tank. Regularly check: The oil level in the hydraulic power unit, to make sure it lies between the marks on the level glass. It is a good idea to disconnect the water cooling hose or the blade from the cutting arm and use this to wash down the saw unit, blade guard, wall mountings and rails. [. . . ]