Disposal/Environmental Protection; Dispose Of Batteries In An Environmentally Friendly Manner - Parkside Pstda 20-Li C3 Originalbetriebsanleitung

Problem
Poor sawing performance
Saw blade quickly becomes
blunt
Disposal/environmental
protection
Remove the battery from the device and re-
cycle the device, battery, accessories and
packaging in an environmentally-friendly
manner.
Waste electrical and electronic
equipment (WEEE) must not be dis-
posed of with domestic waste.
The symbol of the crossed-out wheeled bin
means that this product must not be dis-
posed of as unsorted municipal waste at the
end of its useful life.
Directive 2012/19/EU on waste electrical
and electronic equipment:
Consumers are legally obliged to recycle
electrical and electronic equipment in an en-
vironmentally sound manner at the end of its
life. In this way, environmentally friendly and
resource-saving recycling is ensured.
Depending on the implementation in national
law, you may have the following options:
• Return to a shop,
• Hand over to an official collection point,
• Return to the manufacturer/distributor.
This does not affect accessories enclosed
with the old devices or tools without any
electrical components.
Possible cause
Saw blade (16/18/17) unsuit-
able for the workpiece to be
processed
Saw blade (16/18/17) blunt
Low battery power
Incorrect sawing speed
Saw blade (16/18/17) unsuit-
able for the workpiece to be
processed
Too much pressure applied
Sawing speed too high
Dispose of batteries in an
environmentally friendly manner
You are obliged to dispose of defective or
used batteries in an environmentally friendly
manner.
• Do not open the batteries and avoid
• For safety reasons, batteries should be
• Tape the poles to prevent short circuits.
• Dispose of rechargeable batteries via a
• Damaged batteries
Error correction
Use a suitable saw blade (16/
18/17)
Use a new saw blade (16/18/
17)
Charge the battery (see the
separate operating instructions
for the rechargeable battery
and charger)
Adjust sawing speed
Use a suitable saw blade (16/
18/17)
Reduce the pressure
Reduce the sawing speed
Do not throw batteries into domestic
waste, fire (risk of explosion) or wa-
ter. Damaged batteries can harm the
environment and your health if pois-
onous fumes or liquids escape.
mechanical damage. There is a risk of a
short circuit and vapours may leak out,
causing irritation to the respiratory tract.
discharged before disposal.
retailer or collection point.
Handle externally damaged batteries with
particular care!
• Do not touch damaged batteries with
your bare hands.
• If you cannot tape the poles, place the
batteries individually in a plastic bag.
• Place damaged batteries individually
in a non-flammable, sealable container
that can still be filled with sand.
• Take damaged batteries to a collection
point with specialised personnel.
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