Questions and Answers
What is the primary reason for selecting a dry, ungrounded location for using a portable electric tool or appliance?
What should be done before turning on the power to prevent potential hazards with a drill?
What is the consequence of leaving the chuck key in the drill when turning on the power?
What action should be taken after turning off the switch on a portable electric drill to ensure safety?
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Which of the following is not a recommended practice before using a portable electric drill?
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Study Notes
Safety Guidelines for Portable Electric Tools
- Always choose a dry and non-grounded location when using portable electric tools to prevent serious electric shock.
- Removing the chuck key before powering on a drill prevents the key from being thrown out at high speeds, enhancing safety.
- Checking that the switch is off before plugging in the portable electric drill is crucial to avoid accidental startup and potential injuries.
- When turning off the drill, holding the machine until it stops completely is important for safety and proper operation.
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Description
This quiz covers essential safety guidelines for using portable electric tools, particularly drills. Understanding these precautions is vital for preventing electric shock and injuries while operating these tools. Test your knowledge on best practices to ensure a safe working environment.
