Ironwood BR23 | User Manual
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6.0 Safety
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Like all power equipment, there is danger associated with the
Ironwood BR23. Use caution and follow all safety instructions.
Take every precaution to protect yourself, others around you, and
the machine itself from improper use. Safety is a combination of
common sense, training, and being alert at all times while operating
your machine. If instructions, warnings, and cautions are not
followed, serious personal injury or death may occur.
EYE PROTECTION:
Always wear approved safety glasses or a face
shield when operating this machine. Only use eye protection that
meets or exceeds the standards of the American National Standards
Institute (ANSI).
EAR PROTECTION:
Always wear ear protection during machine
operation.
DRESS CODE:
Do not wear loose clothing, neckties, jewelry, or
gloves that can get caught in moving parts. Confine long hair and
keep sleeves above the elbow.
ELECTRICAL GROUNDING:
Your machine must be electrically
grounded. If a cord and plug are used, make certain the machine is
properly grounded. Follow the grounding procedure indicated by the
National Electric Code and local regulating authorities.
GUARDS:
Make certain that machine guards are in place and in
good working order. The machine should never be operated without
the safety guards in place.
TOOLING AND ACCESSORIES:
Use only recommended tooling
and accessories. Improper tooling and accessories may cause
personal injury or damage to your machine. Regularly maintain
your tools and accessories. Follow instructions for lubricating and
changing tooling and accessories.
POWER:
Make sure the starter is in the OFF position before
connecting power to the machine.
Make certain the machine is either unplugged or electrically
disconnected and locked out when performing all maintenance,
cleaning, or machine adjustments. Never leave the machine running
unattended. Always turn the power off and stay by the machine until
the drill spindles completely stop rotating.
HOUSEKEEPING:
Before turning the machine on, remove all extra
items on or around the machine. Keep the work area clean and free
of scrap material, sawdust, and other debris to minimize the danger
of slipping. Use compressed air or a brush to remove chips or
debris. NEVER use your hands.
