Residual Risk; Operation; Before Use; Using The Device - Parkside PDBN 6.3 A1 Bedienungs- Und Sicherheitshinweise

z Residual risk
Even if you operate the device as
intended, there will be residual
risks. The following dangers may
occur in connection with the build
and design of this air nibbler:
Danger from beating
„
compressed air hoses.
Danger of falling from com-
„
pressed air hoses lying around.
Reduce the residual risk by care-
fully using the device as intended
and observing all instruction.
z Operation
z Before use
Disconnect the compressed air supply from
1
the air nibbler .
Compressed air supply and
connection
Use filtered, lubricated, and regulated
compressed air only.
Figure B shows the correct assembly of
„
the barbed fitting
sealing tape (not included in the scope of
delivery) around the thread of the
5
barbed fitting .
Before first use and thereafter at regular
„
intervals (3-4 operating hours), apply a
few drops of pneumatic equipment or
motor oil SAE 10-20 into the compressed
air connection
4
device.
Plug the quick-connect plug of the
„
compressed air source with the
assembled barbed fitting
. Wrap some Teflon
5
on the pneumatic
5 .
Residual risk / Operation
z Using the device
Caution: Please ensure the air nibbler
1
is guided parallel to the surface of the
workpiece that is to be cut. Otherwise the
1
air nibbler will tilt and it could result in a
reduced cutting capacity and scratches to
the surface of the workpiece (Fig. C).
Put on protective clothing and goggles.
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OTHERWISE THERE IS DANGER OF
INJURY!
Set the pressure on the compressor
„
used at approx. 6.3 bar. The maximum
operating pressure of the air nibbler is at
6.3 bar.
Check that the workpiece is supported
„
or has been locked in place correctly.
A C clamp is recommended on loose
workpieces.
Make sure that generated sparks do
„
not pose any danger, i.e. they cannot
contact any persons or ignite flammable
substances.
Press the switch ON guard
„
the trigger arm 3
the work with the air nibbler
device rotates at the maximum speed when
3
the trigger arm
If the air nibbler
„
let go of the trigger arm
Now try to detach the air nibbler
„
the workpiece by moving it back and
forth. Then remove any detached material
found in the cutting element of the air
1
nibbler and start the process again.
To avoid an unwanted and uncontrolled
„
operation, the trigger arm
designed so that once it is released,
it jumps back into the off position.
This ends the operation.
Let go of the switch immediately in the
„
event of an interruption of the com-
pressed air supply.
2
and press
, to be able to perform
1
. The
is completely pressed.
1 tilts during operation,
3
.
1
from
must be
3
GB/CY 15