Harbor Freight Tools 43533 Manuel D’Utilisation

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SKU 43533 

        

12. 

.  Before 

using any tool, any part that appears 

damaged should be carefully checked 

to determine that it will operate prop-

erly and perform its intended function. 

Check for alignment and binding of 

moving parts; any broken parts or 

mounting fixtures; and any other con-

dition that may affect proper opera-

tion. Any part that is damaged should 

be properly repaired or replaced by a 

qualified technician. Do not use the 

tool if any switch does not turn On 

and Off properly.
Replacement parts and accesso-

13. 

ries.  When servicing, use only identi-

cal replacement parts. Use of any 

other parts will void the warranty. Only 

use accessories intended for use with 

this tool. Approved accessories are 

available from Harbor Freight Tools.
Do not operate tool if under the 

14. 

influence of alcohol or drugs.  Read 

warning labels on prescriptions to 

determine if your judgment or reflexes 

are impaired while taking drugs. If 

there is any doubt, do not operate the 

tool.
Use proper size and type extension 

15. 

cord. If an extension cord is required, 

it must be of the proper size and type 

to supply the correct current to the 

tool without heating up. Otherwise, 

the extension cord could melt and 

catch fire, or cause electrical damage 

to the tool. This tool requires use of 

an extension cord of 

capability (up to 50 feet), with wire 

size rated at 

18 AWG. Longer exten-

sion cords require larger size wire. If 

you are using the tool outdoors, use 

an extension cord rated for outdoor 

use (signified by “WA” on the jacket).
Take caution as some woods con-

16. 

can be toxic. When cutting these 

materials extra care should be taken 

to avoid inhalation and minimize skin 

contact.
Maintenance

17. 

. Service/maintenance 

should be done by a qualified techni-

cian.
People with pacemakers should 

18. 

use.  Electromagnetic fields in close 

proximity to heart pacemaker could 

cause pacemaker interference or 

pacemaker failure.
When grinding any metals, the grinder 

19. 

can produce sparks which may land 

on your clothing, or hit your face.  

You should use a full face mask and 

appropriate protective clothing.  Also 

ensure that you are not operating the 

grinder around flammable materials or 

liquids.  Always make sure the safety 

shields and wheel guards are in place 

at all times.
Make sure grinding wheels are of 

20. 

proper speed (RPM) rating for grinder.
Frequently quench the workpiece 

21. 

in water to prevent overheating; be 

careful not to get water on the bench 

grinder.
Use the tool rest to steady the work 

22. 

piece.  If the tool rest is not used, the 

torque of the spinning grinding wheel 

may pull the workpiece from your 

hands.
Do not use aluminum oxide wheels 

23. 

when grinding nonferrous metals such 

as aluminum and brass.  Use silicon 

carbide wheels for nonferrous metals.
When buffing material, hold material 

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on lower side of buffing wheel.  Keep 

fingers clear of grinding wheel and 

tool rest.