SAFETY GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION WARNING Disregarding the safety information and instructions leads to risk of injury! Failure to comply with safety information and instructions can lead to electric shock, fire and/or serious injury. a) By following the safety information and instructions provided in these oper ating instructions, personal injury and property damage can be prevented when working at or with the product. b) Before starting any work, read the operating instructions, in particular the Safety chapter and the respective safety instructions. It is important to un derstand the information that has been read. Always obey the following safety instructions: – Assemble the working table correctly and check that all the handle screws and screw joints are tight before beginning work. Correct as sembly ensures that the table does not fold up and the table top does not tilt unintentionally. – Never use your working table improperly or for an unintended purpose! Any use other than the intended use can lead to hazardous situations. – Keep your work area clean and remove all unnecessary items from the working table. Clutter on the work area can cause accidents. – Make sure that your hands do not get caught in the folding, sliding or tilting parts of the working table. Risk of injury. – Never work with a defective working table! – Clamp the workpiece to be processed firmly! It is safer to hold a workpiece in place with clamping jaws or other clamping devices than with your hand. – Make sure that all screws and handle screws are tight during transport. – Place the working table on a firm, level and horizontal surface. If the working table can slip or wobble, the workpiece or power tool cannot be con trolled evenly and safely. – Make sure that both eccentric levers are always tightened so that the height of the table cannot change. – Set up the working table correctly before mounting the power tool. – Fasten the power tool securely on the working table before using it. If the power tool slips on the working table, this can lead to loss of control. – Make sure that the power tool is mounted centrally on the working table. If the power tool is not centred on the working table, this can mean the centre of gravity of the power tool does not align with the centre of grav ity of the working table, so that the table can tip over. – Make sure that long workpieces do bring the working table out of bal ance. Long workpieces must be supported at the free end. – Wear suitable personal protective equipment: ear protection, safety goggles, dust mask if the work generates dust, protective gloves when work ing with rough materials and when changing tools. – Do not store the working table outdoors or in a damp environment. There is a risk of corrosion and the worktop may warp. – Make sure to follow the instructions and safety information supplied in the original operating manual for the power tool used. The machines used must comply with DIN EN 62841-1 or DIN EN 60745-1. Devices manu factured after 1995 must bear a CE mark.