Laser Safety
The DW073 Cordless Rotary Laser is listed as a CLASS IIIa LASER PRODUCT and complies with the applicable requirements of title 21 of the Code of Federal Regulations set forth by: the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare; the Food and Drug Administration; the Center for Devices and Radiological Health.
DANGER: THIS
PRODUCT EMITS
LASER RADIA-
TION - DO NOT
STARE INTO THE
LASER BEAM.
CAUTION: The use of optical instruments with this product will increase eye hazard.
• Set the laser at a position above or below eye level.
• DO NOT disas- semble the laser tool. There are no user service- able parts inside.
•When using the
laser overhead, always use a ceiling wire hanger or equivalent material in addition to the wall mount clamp to help secure the laser level while mounting it to a wall. See “Wall Mount” section for instructions.
•The use of controls or adjustments or procedures other than those specified herein may result in Hazardous Radiation Exposure.
•DO NOT modify the laser in any way. Modifying the tool may result in Hazardous Laser Radiation Exposure.
•Repairs and servicing must be performed by a qualified repair facility.
•DO NOT allow children to operate the laser tool.
•DO NOT operate the laser around children.
•DO NOT Remove warning labels from the tool.
•Your operating conditions may require that you post a Laser “DANGER” sign. One has been provided with this product.
MANUAL HEAD ROTATION BUTTON
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| DUAL | |
CARRYING |
| LASER | |
HANDLE |
| ROTARY | |
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| HEAD | |
BATTERY |
| LEVELING | |
| VIAL | ||
PACK |
| PIVOTING | |
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BASE |
| HEAD | |
| LEVELING | ||
LEVELING |
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| KNOB | ||
KNOB |
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| WALL MOUNT | |
| CLAMP | ||
PIVOTING HEAD |
| WALL MOUNT | |
ADJUSTMENT | RACK ‘N PINION | ||
LEVER | CLAMP LOCK | ||
ADJUSTMENT KNOB | |||
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Operating Tips
•Ensure battery is properly charged. If the “Power” LED light is flash- ing, the battery needs to be charged.
•To extend battery life per charge, turn laser off when not working with or marking the beam.
•To ensure the accuracy of your work, check to make sure your laser is calibrated often. See “Field Calibration” section.
•Before attempting to level the laser, make sure the tool is positioned on a relatively smooth surface.
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