Parkside PLSA 40-Li C2 Originalbetriebsanleitung Seite 39

You can now remove the suction pipe
(16).
Installing/removing the
collection bag
In suction mode the device
must only be operated with
the collection bag mounted.
The ventilation opening on the collection bag
(21) serves for an improved air circulation.
1. If necessary, remove the blowpipe
( 9) (see "Assembling/dismantling
the blowpipe").
2. Now push the collection bag (15) on to
the blowing aperture of the motor hous-
ing (1) until it latches with the locking
button (10).
3. Hook the carabiner (14) of the collec-
tion bag into the eyelets (20) provided
on the motor housing (1).
Adjusting the additional handle
The additional handle (11) can be locked
in various positions.
1. Press the angle adjuster (17) on the ad-
ditional handle (11).
2. Adjust the additional handle (11) to the
desired position.
3. Release the angle adjuster (17).
Putting on the carrying
strap
Never wear the carrying
strap diagonally across your
shoulders and chest: only wear
it on one shoulder to ensure you
can detach the device quickly from
your body in the event of danger.
Pulling the push-fit lock (22) releases
the device quickly from the carry-
ing strap. To open the push-fit lock,
press the two clamps together.
1. Place the carrying strap (13) on one
shoulder.
2. Adjust the strap length so that the snap
hook is approximately 10 cm below
your hip.
3. Attach the snap hook on the eyelet (12)
to insert the strap.
Operation
Caution! Risk of injury!
Always wear appropriate
protective equipment and work
gloves while working with the de-
vice. Prior to each use, ensure that
the device is working correctly.
Ensure that the device has been
mounted properly.
Stop using the device if the On/Off
button is damaged.
Personal protective equipment and
a fully functional device reduce the
risk of injuries and accidents.
After the device has been
switched off, the impeller
continues moving for some time. In-
jury hazard caused by rotating tool!
Observe noise protection rules and
other local regulations.
GB
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