Instruction Manual

10 0456 705 0001 M19
3.
To ensure that the boots retain their
protective effect against cold and wet
and remain supple, the following care
instructions should be followed:
• Thoroughly coat the boots with a
shoe care product or dubbin before
wearing them for the first time.
• Clean the boots every time they get
dirty. Wash off adhering dirt with a
mild soap solution. Do not use
harsh or corrosive cleaning
products. Never use a pressure
washer to clean the boots.
Chemicals or other contaminants
(such as animal excrement) can
cause permanent structural
damage to the leather.
• Wet boots should be allowed to dry
slowly in the air. Important: Do not
place them near a heater or in
direct sunlight.
• Polish the boots regularly.
Important: On the other hand, if too
much boot polish or polish with too
high a proportion of animal fat is
used, the existing waterproofing of
the leather will be reversed.
• The boots should be transported
and stored as instructed,
preferably in a dry, well ventilated
room and protected from sunlight.
4.
Check the safety product every time
before using to make sure it is in
perfect condition (for example, sole
tread at least 4 mm, visual state of
product, durability of laces/hooks,
etc. If the product is damaged or has
altered, it must be disposed of
immediately.
5.
It is important for the selected boots
to be suitable for the protective
requirements that apply and the
particular application. The right boots
for the particular application should
be selected on the basis of a
thorough analysis of the possible
risks. The specialist sales advisor will
be able to advise and assist with the
selection.This protective product is
designed for use when operating
hand-held chain saws. It does not
provide protection against other
hazards (such as contact with power
/ current, when operating cut-off
saws, pressure washers, etc.).
6.
Do not allow this protective product to
come into contact with pointed or
sharp objects (saw chain, metal
tools, etc.) or with aggressive
substances like animal excrement,
acids, oil, solvents, fuel, etc., to avoid
damaging the material.
Caution! If the boots become
contaminated by fuels, oils, greases
or other combustible or flammable
substances while working, it is
essential to clean the boots as
instructed before doing any further
work – risk of fire! Contact with hot
objects (muffler, etc.) and other
sources of heat (open fires, stoves,
etc.) should also be avoided.