Parkside PLSA 40-Li A1 Originalbetriebsanleitung Seite 10

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• Prolonged use of the device
can lead to blood circulation
disorders in the hands caused
by vibration. You can however
extend your machine use time by
wearing appropriate gloves or
by taking regular breaks.
• Avoid operating the machine in
poor weather conditions, espe-
cially when there is a lightning
hazard. Only work in daylight
or where there is good artificial
illumination.
• Do not vacuum burning, glowing
or smoking materials (e.g. ciga-
rettes, embers etc.), vapours or
highly flammable, toxic or explo-
sive substances.
• Stop the machine and remove
the batteries from the device. En-
sure that all moving parts are at
a full standstill:
- when you are not using the
device or when you are trans-
porting or leaving it unatten-
ded;
- before removing any obstruc-
tion or blocked channels,
- before checking, cleaning or
carrying out other work on
the machine.
- after contact with foreign bo-
dies or if abnormal vibration
occurs.
• Do not use the device in a
closed or poorly ventilated area.
• Do not use the device near flam-
mable liquids or gases. There is
a risk of fire or explosion if this
advice is not heeded.
• In the case of an accident or
malfunction during operation,
the device must be switched off
immediately and the batteries
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removed. Read the "Trouble-
shooting" section to correct any
malfunctions or contact our Ser-
vice Centre.
• Walk at a steady pace, do not
run.
• Ensure that the in-feed is empty
prior to starting the machine.
• Keep your face and body away
from the in-feed aperture.
• Do not allow hands or other
body parts or clothing to enter
the in-feed or discharge chute,
or to be in the vicinity of moving
parts.
• Ensure you are standing securely
and do not lose your balance.
Avoid an abnormal work pos-
ture. When material is being
taken in by the machine, never
stand on a higher level than the
base of the machine.
• Do not stand within the ejection
zone while operating the machine.
• Take extreme care when feeding
material into the machine to en-
sure no metallic objects, stones,
bottles, canisters or other foreign
objects are taken in.
• Do not allow processed material
to accumulate in the ejection
zone since this can prevent
proper ejection and cause the
material to be brought back
into the machine via the in-feed
aperture.
• If the machine becomes
clogged, turn off the power sour-
ce and disconnect the machine
from the mains supply or remove
the batteries before freeing any
refuse.
• Never operate the machine with
defective protective equipment