Parkside PKGA 20-Li C2 Originalbetriebsanleitung Seite 40

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Attaching and removing the
attachment tool
CAUTION! Risk of injury
when touching the saw blade.
Wear protective gloves when
handling the saw blade.
Requirements
• The saw blade has a ½" universal
mount like the supplied saw blades
(26/27).
• The saw blade is suitable for the re-
spective material.The scope of delivery
for the device includes a large-toothed
saw blade for wood and a fine-toothed
saw blade for metal and plastic.
• The chuck is free of splinters or other
material residue.
Multifunction tool PKGA4
Overview of attachment tools
Attachment tool
Plunge sawblade
Scraper blade
Delta sanding plate
Attaching and removing the
attachment tool
Notes
• It is not necessary to remove the clamp-
ing nut when using the supplied attach-
ment tools.
• Make sure that the holder fits when us-
ing third-party attachment tools.
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Installing the saw blade (Fig. B)
1. Push the lever (24) for saw blade un-
2. To unlock, release the saw blade un-
Removing the saw blade (Fig. B)
1. Press the lever (24) for saw blade un-
Material
Wood, plastic, plaster and
other soft materials
Mortar/concrete residues,
tile/carpet adhesive, paint/
silicone residues
Wood and metal (sanding
sheets included)
• Wear protective gloves when fitting
Procedure
1. Push the tension lever (30) backwards
2. Only attachment tool with closed end:
3. Remove the attachment tool.
locking downwards as far as the stop
and keep it in this position. Place the
saw blade shaft (26/27) into the
chuck (22).
The saw blade can also be inserted at
a 180° angle for above-head work.
locking lever (24), it will return to the
initial position.
NOTICE! Check that the saw blade is
secure by pulling on it.
locking downwards as far as the stop
and then pull the saw blade out of the
chuck (22).
Application
• Cut-off and plunge cuts
• Sawing on edges and
hard-to-reach areas
Example: Sawing recesses
on lightweight walls
• Removal of material
residues, for example car-
pet adhesive residues on
the floor
• Sanding on edges and
hard-to-reach areas
and removing cutting tools.
to the stop.
Remove the clamping nut (28).