| General Power Tool | and shock the operator.  | protection. See your local hardware  | 
 | 8. Position the cord clear of the  | dealer for the proper (NIOSH approved)  | 
 | Safety Warnings | 
 | mask.  | 
 | spinning accessory. If you lose  | 
 | (Continued)  | control, the cord may be cut or  | 3. NO EATING, DRINKING or SMOKING  | 
 |    | snagged and your hand or arm may  |    |    | should be done in the work area to  | 
 | 1. Do not use accessories which are  |    |    | 
 | be pulled into the spinning  |    |    | prevent ingesting contaminated  | 
 | not specifically designed and  |    |    | 
 | accessory.  |    |    | paint particles. Workers should  | 
 | recommended by the tool  |    |    | 
 | 9. Never lay the power tool down  |    |    | wash and clean up BEFORE eating,  | 
 | manufacturer. Just because the  |    |    | 
 |    |    | drinking or smoking. Articles of  | 
 | until the accessory has come to a  |    |    | 
 | accessory can be attached to your  |    |    | 
 |    |    | food, drink, or smoking should not  | 
 | complete stop. The spinning  |    |    | 
 | power tool, it does not assure safe  |    |    | 
 |    |    | be left in the work area where dust  | 
 | accessory may grab the surface and  |    |    | 
 | operation.  |    |    | 
 | pull the power tool out of your  |    |    | would settle on them.  | 
 | 2. The rated speed of the accessory  |    |    | 
 | control.  | B. ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY | 
 | must be at least equal to the  | 
 | 10. Do not run the power tool while  | 1.  | Paint should be removed in such a  | 
 | maximum speed marked on the  | 
 | carrying it at your side. Accidental  |    |    | manner as to minimize the amount  | 
 | power tool. Accessories running  |    |    | 
 | contact with the spinning accessory  |    |    | of dust generated.  | 
 | faster than their rated speed can fly  |    |    | 
 | could snag your clothing, pulling  | 2.  | Areas where paint removal is  | 
 | apart.  | 
 | the accessory into your body.  | 
 | 3. The outside diameter and the  |    |    | occurring should be sealed with  | 
 | 11. Regularly clean the power tool’s air  |    |    | 
 |    |    | plastic sheeting of 4 mils thickness.  | 
 | thickness of your accessory must be  |    |    | 
 | vents. The motor’s fan will draw the  | 3.  | Sanding should be done in a  | 
 | within the capacity rating of your  | 
 | dust inside the housing and  | 
 | power tool. Incorrectly sized  |    |    | manner to reduce tracking of paint  | 
 | excessive accumulation of  |    |    | 
 | accessories cannot be adequately  |    |    | dust outside the work area.  | 
 | powdered metal may cause  |    |    | 
 | guarded or controlled.  | C. CLEANING AND DISPOSAL | 
 | electrical hazards.  | 
 | 4. The arbour size of wheels, flanges,  | 1.  | All surfaces in the work area should  | 
 | 12. This tool must NOT be modified or  | 
 | backing pads or any other accessory  |    |    | be vacuumed and thoroughly  | 
 | used for any application other than  |    |    | 
 | must properly fit the spindle of the  |    |    | cleaned daily for the duration of  | 
 | that for which it was designed.  |    |    | 
 | power tool. Accessories with arbour  |    |    | the sanding project. Vacuum filter  | 
 | 13. Maintain tools with care.  |    |    | 
 | holes that do not match the  |    |    | bags should be changed frequently.  | 
 | mounting hardware of the power  | 14. Always hold the grinder securely  | 2. Plastic drop cloths should be  | 
 | tool will run out of balance, vibrate  | with two hands while working and  | 
 |    |    | gathered up and disposed of along  | 
 | excessively and may cause loss of  | at all times when it is running.  |    |    | 
 |    |    | with any dust chips or other  | 
 | control.  | 15. Never cover the air vents in the  |    |    | 
 |    |    | removal debris. They should be  | 
 | 5. Do not use a damaged accessory.  |    |    | 
 | motor housing with your hands  |    |    | placed in sealed refuse receptacles  | 
 | Before each use inspect the  | while operating the grinder.  |    |    | and disposed of through regular  | 
 | accessory for chips and cracks,  | 16. Hold the tool away from your body  |    |    | trash pick-up procedures. During  | 
 | backing pad for cracks, tear or  |    |    | clean up, children and pregnant  | 
 | while it is running. Keep your hands  |    |    | 
 | excess wear, wire brush for loose or  |    |    | women should be kept away from  | 
 | away from the attachments.  |    |    | 
 | cracked wires. If power tool or  |    |    | the immediate work area.  | 
 |    |    |    | 
 | accessory is dropped, inspect for  | PRECAUTIONS: SANDING PAINT | 3.  | All toys, washable furniture and  | 
 | damage or install an undamaged  | 
 | Sanding of lead based paint is NOT  |    |    | utensils used by children should be  | 
 | accessory. After inspecting and  |    |    | 
 |    |    | washed thoroughly before being  | 
 | installing an accessory, position  | RECOMMENDED due to the difficulty  |    |    | 
 |    |    | used again.  | 
 | yourself and bystanders away from  | of controlling the contaminated dust.  |    |    | 
 |    |    |    |    |    | 
 | the plane of the rotating accessory  | The greatest danger of lead poisoning  | SERVICE | 
 | and run the power tool at  | is to children and pregnant women.  |    |    |    |    | Have  | 
 | maximum no load speed for one  | Since it is difficult to identify whether  |    |    |    |    | your  | 
 |    |    |    |    | 
 | minute. Damaged accessories will  | or not a paint contains lead without a  | power tool serviced by a qualified  | 
 | normally break apart during this  | chemical analysis, we recommend the  | repair person using only identical  | 
 | test time.  | following precautions when sanding  | replacement parts. This will ensure that  | 
 | 6. Keep bystanders a safe distance  | any paint:  | the safety of the power tool is main-  | 
 | away from work area. Anyone  | A. PERSONAL SAFETY  | tained.  | 
 | entering the work area must wear  |    |    |    |    |    | 
 | 1. No children or pregnant women  |    | Further Safety | 
 | personal protective equipment.  |    | 
 | should enter the work area where  |    | 
 | Fragments of workpiece or of a  |    | Instructions For All | 
 | the paint sanding is being done  |    | 
 | broken accessory may fly away and  |    | 
 | until all clean up is completed.  |    | Operations | 
 | cause injury beyond immediate area  |    | 
 | 2. A dust mask or respirator should be  |    | 
 | of operation.  |    |    |    |    |    | 
 |    | Kickback And Related | 
 | 7. Hold power tool by insulated  | worn by all persons entering the  |    | 
 | work area. The filter should be  |    | Warnings  | 
 | gripping surfaces only, when  |    | 
 | replaced daily or whenever the  |    | Kickback is a sudden reaction to a  | 
 | performing an operation where the  |    | 
 | wearer has difficulty breathing.  |    | pinched or snagged rotating wheel,  | 
 | cutting accessory may contact  |    | 
 | Note: Only those dust masks suitable  |    | backing pad, brush or any other  | 
 | hidden wiring or its own cord.  |    | 
 |    | accessory. Pinching or snagging causes  | 
 | Cutting accessory contacting a  | for working with lead paint dust and  |    | 
 |    | rapid stalling of the rotating accessory  | 
 | "live" wire may make exposed  | fumes should be used. Ordinary  |    | 
 |    | which in turn causes the uncontrolled  | 
 | metal parts of the power tool "live"  | painting masks do not offer this  |    | 
 |    |    |    |    |    |