Craftsman 310.26825 Manual De Propietario

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a.That pins on plug of extension cord 

are the same number, size and 
shape as those of plug on charger.

b.That extension cord is properly 

wired and in good electrical 
condition; and

c.That wire size is large enough for 

AC ampere rating of charger as 
specified below:

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Do not operate charger with a 
damaged cord or plug. If 
damaged, have replaced 
immediately by a qualified 
serviceman. Following this rule 
will reduce the risk of electric 
shock, fire, or serious personal 
injury.

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Do not operate charger if it has 
received a sharp blow, been 
dropped, or otherwise damaged 
in any way; take it to a qualified 
serviceman. Following this rule 
will reduce the risk of electric 
shock, fire, or serious personal 
injury.

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Do not disassemble charger; 
take it to a qualified serviceman 
when service or repair is 
required. Incorrect reassembly 
may result in a risk of electric 
shock or fire. Following this rule 
will reduce the risk of electric 
shock, fire, or serious personal 
injury.

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To reduce the risk of electric 
shock, unplug charger from 
outlet before attempting any 
maintenance or cleaning. 
Turning oft controls will not 
reduce this risk. Following this 
rule will reduce the risk of electric 
shock, fire, or serious personal 
injury.

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Do not use charger outdoors. 
Following this rule will reduce the 
risk of electric shock, fire, or 
serious personal injury.

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Disconnect charger from power 
supply when not in use. 
Following this rule will reduce the 
risk of electric shock, fire, or 
serious personal injury.

 RISK OF ELECTRIC 

SHOCK. DO NOT TOUCH 
UNINSULATED PORTION OF 
OUTPUT CONNECTOR OR 
UNINSULATED BATTERY 
TERMINAL.

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Save these instructions. Refer 
to them frequently and use them 
to instruct others who may use 
this tool. If you loan someone 
this tool, loan them these 
instructions also. Following this 
rule will reduce the risk of electric 
shock, fire, or serious personal 
injury.

 Some dust created 

by power sanding, sawing, 
grinding, drilling, and other 
construction activities contains 
chemicals known to cause cancer, 
birth defects or other reproductive 
harm. Some examples of these 
chemicals are:
• lead from lead-based paints
• crystalline silica from bricks and 

cement and other masonry 
products, and

• arsenic and chromium from 

chemically-treated lumber.

Your risk from these exposures 
varies, depending on how often 
you do this type of work. To reduce 
your exposure to these chemicals: 
work in a well-ventilated area, and 
work with approved safety 
equipment, such as those dust 
masks that are specially designed 
to filter out microscopic particles.

Cord Length (Feet)

25’

50’

100’

Cord Size (AWG)

16

16

16

Note: AWG = American Wire Gage