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Safety Instructions
1. Keep the work area in good working conditions.
Cluttered areas and workbenches favor accidents.
2. Watch carefully the work area conditions.
Do not use machinery or power tools in damp
or moist areas. Do not expose the tool to rain.
Keep the work area with good lighting. Do not
use power tools in the presence of gases or
ammable liquids.
3. Prevent against electric shock. Avoid body
contact with grounded surfaces like piping,
radiators and refrigerators.
4. Keep children away. Children should never be near the
work area. Do not allow children to hold machinery,
tools or extension cables. Do not allow other people to
touch the tools. Keep them away from your work area.
5. When not in use keep the equipment stored away in
a dry and dust-free place. Keep the tool locked to
prevent children to gain access to the tool.
6. Do not force the tool. It will perform better and in a
safer way is used for the purposed it was designed.
Do not try to use inadequate accessories to exceed
the tool capacity.
7. Use the right power tool. Do not use small tools for
heavy-duty jobs. This tool was not designed to make
heavy-duty jobs.
8. Wear appropriate clothes. Do not use loose clothes,
gloves, ties or jewelry. They can get trapped in the
mobile parts. Do not use slippery shoes. Use a hair
protector to retain long hair.
9. Wear eye protection. Always use safety
devices approved by the Mexican Ofcial
Standard (NOM) When working with materials
that shed metal shavings, sawdust or chemical
products wear goggles, face and dust mask.
10. Do not overreach. Avoid tiring positions. Keep a safe
stance and balance.
11. Keep tools in the best working conditions. Keep tools
clean to get better performance and safety. Follow
instructions for lubrication and change of accessories.
Periodically double-check the tool cable. If damaged
take the tool to repair in a Truper Authorized Service
center. Handles should always stay free of oil and
grease.
12. Stay alert. Pay attention on the job. Use common
sense. Never operate a tool when tired.
13. Look for damaged parts. Before keeping on using
the machine, protectors or mobile parts should be
carefully checked to assure they are in good working
order. Check alignment of mobile parts, see if they
are stuck or cracked. Verify assembly and/or any
other condition that could affect the tool operation.
All the components should be perfectly assembled
and comply with all the requirements to guarantee
the tool perfect performance. Protectors or damaged
parts should properly be repaired or replaced. Any
damaged switch should be replaced in a Truper
Authorized Service Center. Do not use any tool if the
On/Off switch is not working properly.
14. Parts and accessories replacement. When needing
to replace parts use only original Truper spare parts
made especially for this tool.
15. ATTENTION! For your personal safety
use accessories or additional tools indicated
in the Manual or recommended by the tool
manufacturer. Using other accessories different
from the indicated in the Manual may be a
personal hazard.
16. Hearing protection. Use hearing protection
when the noise level is above 85 dB.
17. The exhaust in this product motor contains chemical
elements known as cause of cancer, birth defects or
other reproductive damage.
18. The generator when running produces toxic
carbon monoxide. It is odorless and poisonous.
Breathing carbon monoxide produces nausea,
fainting and death.
• Operate the generator outdoors ONLY.
• Keep at least 2 ft. of free space around the
generator to get adequate ventilation.
• Do not operate the generator inside a
building or closed place, including the
generator compartment in a Recreational
Vehicle (RV).
19. Generators produce dangerous voltage. If
the generator is not insulated from the power
installations people using them could get
severely injured or could die. This is due to lack
of grounding.
• Do not use the generator with power
cables if worn, cut, peeled or damaged in
any way.
• Do not operate the generator under the
rain.
• Do not handle the generator o power
cables while standing on water, barefoot or
when your feet and hands are wet.
• Do not allow unqualied people or children
to operate or service the generator.
20. Motors when operating produce heat.
Temperature in the mufer and
surrounding areas could reach or be above
150 ºF . Severe burns may occur if getting
in contact with them.
