Safety Information For The Saw­blade; Safe Working - Parkside Performance Pptsa 20-Li B2 Originalbetriebsanleitung

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not made at right angles, secure the
base plate of the saw against moving
sideways. Moving­sideways­can­cause­
the saw blade to jam, resulting in kick-
back.
d) Do not place the saw on the work bench
or the floor if the protective hood is not
covering the saw blade. An unprotected
saw blade that is still running will move
the saw in the direction opposite of the
cutting direction and cut whatever is in
its way. Pay attention to how long the
saw blade remains running.
Safety information
for the saw­blade
This­information­on­the­saw blade complies
with­standard­DIN­EN­847-1:2017.
The­tool­may­only­be­used­by­
trained, experienced people who
know how to handle tools.

Safe working

•­The­maximum­speed­stated­on­the­tool­
must not be exceeded. If indicated, the
speed range must be complied with.
•­Circular­saw­blades­with­cracks­in­them­
must be taken out of service (repair is not
permitted).
•­Tools­with­visible­cracks­must­not­be­
used.
•­Tools­must­be­cleaned­regularly.
•­Tool­parts­made­of­light­metal­alloys,­
e.g. resin, may only be cleaned with sol-
vents that do not impair the mechanical
properties of these materials.
•­Tools­and­tool­bodies­must­be­tightened­
in such a way that they cannot become
loose during operation. Please note the
information on assembly.
Tighten­the­clamping­screw­holding­the­
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saw blade in place hand-tight using the
enclosed hex key.
•­Extending­a­spanner­or­tightening­with­
the help of hammer blows is not permit-
ted.
•­The­tightening­surfaces­on­the­saw­blade­
must be cleaned to remove any dirt,
grease, oil and water.
•­Use­original­spare­parts­from­the­manu-
facturer to ensure safe use, see the sec-
tion­"Spare­parts/accessories".
•­Maintenance­work­and­modifications­to­
circular saw blades should only be per-
formed by a professional, i.e. a person
with specialist training and experience
who is familiar with the design require-
ments and the necessary safety steps.
Cleaning
•­Remove­any­dirt,­such­as­resin,­from­the­
saw blade using only solvents that do
not impair the mechanical properties of
the saw blade.
•­Try­to­clean­resinous­surfaces­with­a­
damp, lukewarm cloth that has been
wrung­out­well.­Make­sure­that­no­liquids­
can get into the interior of the housing!
Alternatively, you can use a special
cleaner (resin solvent) or multispray.
Please take notice of the safety informa-
tion and instructions provided by the
manufacturer of the special cleaner/
multispray.
Maintenance
•­Check­the­saw­blade­for­obvious­defects­
after each use and replace a blunt or
bent blade or one which has been dam-
aged in some other way.
•­Maintenance­work­on­the­saw­blades,­
such as repair or regrinding, should be
performed by a professional.