Craftsman 358.748200 manual Double Insulation, Construction

• Securehairsoitisaboveshoulder		overheating.	If in doubt, use		the next
lengthKeeploosehair,looseclothing,.		heavier gauge. The smaller the gauge
fingers,andallotherpartsofthebody		number, the	heavier	the cord. (NOTE:
awayfromopeningsandmoving		The correct	size to	be used	depending
partsHair,jewelry,looseclothing,or.		on the cord	length is shown		in this
clothingwithlooselyhangingstraps,		manual. See SELECT AN EXTENSION
ties,tassels,etccanbecaughtin.,		CORD in the ASSEMBLY section).
movingparts.	•	Do not use	multiple	cords.
ELECTRICALSAFETY	•	Keep the extension		cord clear of oper-
		ator and obstacles at all times.

AWARNING:

• Tie cord to cord retainer and connect

to recessed plug as shown in this

Avoid

a dangerous

environment.

To re-

manual

to prevent

damage to unit and/

duce

the

risk of electrical

shock,

do not

or extension

cord and to

reduce

the

use

in rain, in damp

or wet

locations,

or

possibility

of the

extension

cord

dis-

around

swimming

pools,

hot tubs, etc.

connecting

from

the unit

during

Do not

expose

to

snow,

rain, or water

to

operation.

avoid

the

possibility

of electrical

shock.

•

Do not attempt

to repair

unit.

Inspect

Do not

use on wet

surfaces.

Do not

the insulation

and connectors

on the

handle

extension

cord plug

or unit

with

unit and

extension

cord

before

each

wet

hands. Avoid

dangerous

situations.

use. If there

is any

damage,

do

not

Do not

use in the

presence

of flam-

use until damage

is repaired

by

your

mable

liquids

or gases to avoid

creating

Sears

Service

Center.

a fire or

explosion

and/or

causing

dam-

•

Do not

use the unit

if the switch

does

age to unit. Do not abuse

cord.

Never

not turn

the unit on and off properly.

carry

the unit by the extension

cord

or

Have

the

unit repaired

by your

Sears

yank

extension

cord

to disconnect

unit.

Service

Center.

To unplug,

grasp

the plug,

not the cord.

•

Avoid

accidental

starting.

Be sure the

Do not

use cord as a handle,

close

a

switch

is in the

OFF position

and

keep

door

on cord,

or pull

cord

around

sharp

your hand and fingers away from the

edges

or corners. Turn off all controls

switch

while

connecting

the unit

to the

before

unplugging.

Do not

expose

cords

power

source

or when

carrying

a unit

to heat, oil, or water. Do not use with

connected

to the

power

source.

damaged

cord

or

plug. If unit

is not

• Avoid any body contact with any

working

as it should,

has been

dropped,

grounded

conductor, such

as metal

damaged,

left

outdoors,

or dropped

into

fences,

or pipes, to avoid the possibil-

water,

return

it to your Sears Service

ity of electric

shock.

Center

for

repair. Unplug

the

unit from

• Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI)

the

power

source

when

not in use,

be-

protection

should

be provided

on the

fore

servicing,

cleaning,

performing

circuit

or outlet

to

be used

for this

unit.

maintenance,

or

storing.

Do not

put any

Receptacles

are

available

having

built-

object

into openings.

Do not use with

in GFCI

protection

and

may

be used

any

opening

blocked;

keep

free

of dust,

for this measure

of safety.

lint, hair and anything

that may

reduce

• Stop the motor immediately

if you

are

air flow.

approached.

• Use only a voltage supply as shown

DOUBLE

INSULATION

CONSTRUCTION

on the

nameplate

of the unit.

• Avoid dangerous

environments.

Do

This unit

is double

insulated

to

help

not

use

in unventilated

areas

or where

protect

against

electric

shock.

Double

dust

or explosive

vapors

can

build up.

insulation

construction

consists

of two

• To reduce the risk

of electrical

shock,

separate

"layers"

of

electrical

insula-

use

extension

cords specifically

tion instead

of

grounding.

marked

as suitable

for

outdoor

ap-

Tools and

appliances

built

with

a

pliances.

The

electrical

rating

of the

double

insulation

system

are

not

in-

cord

must

not be less

than the

rating

tended

to

be grounded.

No grounding

of the unit. The cord must be marked

means

is provided on this unit, nor

with the suffix 'M,t'Make. sure your ex-

should

a means

of grounding

be add-

tension

cord

is in good

condition.

In-

ed to this

unit. As a result, the exten-

spect

extension

cord before

use and

sion cord used with your unit can be

replace

if damaged.

An

undersized

ex-

plugged

into any

standard

120

volt

tension

cord

will cause

a drop

in line

electrical

outlet.

Safety

precautions

voltage

resulting

in loss

of power

and

must be observed

when

operating

any