Motor Unit With Sabre Saw Attachment Pkga3; Caution, Risk Of Injury - Parkside PKGA 20-Li B1 Originalbetriebsanleitung

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for fine sanding of primed
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and painted surfaces
Motor unit with sabre
saw attachment PKGA3
Installing/changing the blade
Secure the appliance against
switching on (see "Switch-
ing on/off"). If the appliance
is switched on accidentally,
there is a danger of injury.
Wear gloves when handling the
sawblade. In this way, you avoid
injury from cuts.

Caution, risk of Injury!

- Do not use any blunt or bent
blades or blades which are
damaged in any other way.
- Always insert a suitable saw-
blade.
An overview of appropriate blades
can be found in "Spare Parts/Ac-
cessories".
Installing the blade:
1. Push the lever (18) for sawblade un-
locking upwards as far as the stop.
Push the sawblade shaft (19/20) into
the sawblade mounting slot.
2. To unlock, release the lever (18), it will
return to the initial position.
3. Check that the sawblade is secure by
pulling on it.
Removing the sawblade:
4. Press the lever (18) for sawblade un-
locking upwards as far as the stop and
18
then pull the sawblade out of the saw-
blade mounting.
For certain work, the sawblade
can also be inserted after turning
through 180°.
Operating the sabre saw
1. Before switching the appliance on, en-
sure it is not in contact with the work-
piece.
2. Turn the appliance on.
By using the on/off switch (
can progressively control the stroke
rate.
Gentle pressure: low stroke rate.
Greater pressure: higher stroke rate.
The on/off switch cannot be locked.
3. Place the footplate (
workpiece.
4. Cut with a uniform forward motion.
5. After completion of the work, first re-
move the blade from the saw cut and
then switch the appliance off.
Sawing
Wear eye protection.
• Use only undamaged sawblades in
perfect condition. Only use metal saw-
blades for metalworking.
• Ensure your stance is stable and hold
the appliance tightly with both hands
and away from your body.
• Before sawing the workpiece, check
for hidden foreign objects such as
nails, screws. These must be removed.
• Plunge cuts may only be made in soft
material such as wood or plaster-
board.
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