Parkside PDTS 6.3 A1 Bedienungs- Und Sicherheitshinweise Seite 30

Safety instructions for pneumatic tools
Never direct the air flow towards
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yourself or any other person.
Thrashing hoses can cause griev-
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ous injury. So always check that
the hoses and their fasteners
are undamaged and have not
detached.
Locking pins must be used on
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universal swivel (jaw) couplings.
Whipcheck hose fasteners must be
used as protection against a fail-
ing hose–machine and hose–hose
connector.
Make sure that the maximum
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pressure specified on the machine
is not exceeded.
Never carry pneumatic machines
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by their hoses.
Use the device only for applica-
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tions it has been designed for!
Do not overload the device.
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Never use bottled hydrogen,
oxygen, carbon dioxide, or
other gases as an energy source:
these can cause explosions and
therefore serious injury.
DANGER! Keep your hands
and limbs away from rotating
parts. Otherwise, there is
danger of injury.
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Make sure that the motor oil
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SAE 10-20 is applied correctly
for the optimal lubrication of the
pneumatic device (see Section
"Operation" on page 31).
Contact with eyes or skin can
cause inflammation or irritation.
It is therefore important that the
motor oil is applied with great
care into the compressed air con-
nection on the pneumatic devices.
z Warnings specific to the
pneumatic angle grinder
Before fitting a parting disc, after
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every tool repair, and before
the first use of an angle grinder,
always check the speed dial and
make sure that the angle grinder's
actual idle speed at 6.3 bar does
not exceed the speed stamped or
printed on the type plate. Further-
more, all angle grinders in use
must be examined at least once
a shift.
Make sure that the parting disc
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has been fitted correctly and
the parting disc nut tightened
securely. The parting disc should
not sit too tightly or too loosely.
Check that the speed specified
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on the parting disc is at least
equal to the rated speed of the
pneumatic angle grinder.