Plunge Cuts - Parkside Performance PSSAP 20-Li B2 Bedienungs- Und Sicherheitshinweise

˜ Trial run
NOTE
Always carry out a no-load trial run
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before starting work and after every saw
blade replacement. Switch the product off
immediately if the saw blade is not running
smoothly, if considerable vibration occurs
or if you hear abnormal noises.
˜ Working instructions
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CAUTION! RISK OF INJURY AND
DAMAGE TO PROPERTY!
Wear gloves when handling the saw
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blade. In this way, you avoid injury from
cuts.
Do not use any blunt or bent blades or
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blades which are damaged in any other
way.
Before sawing the workpiece, check for
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hidden foreign objects such as nails,
screws. These must be removed.
Always insert a suitable saw blade.
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Secure the workpiece with the aid of
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clamping devices on the workbench.
Apply only as much pressure as is required
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for sawing. If there is excessive pressure,
the sawing blade may bend and break.
Switch the product off immediately if the
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sawing blade jams.
Spread the saw cut out and pull the blade
out carefully.
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CAUTION! RISK OF INJURY AND
DAMAGE TO PROPERTY!
Always stand to the side of the product
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when working.
Always make sure that the workplace is
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well ventilated.
Avoid over-stressing the product while
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working.
Regular cuts
Verify the saw blade is not touching the
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workpiece. Then, switch on the product.
Apply the base plate 4 to the workpiece.
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Use even pressure, advancing at a steady
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pace when making your cut. You can make
horizontal, diagonal, or vertical cuts.
When you are finished: First, switch off the
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product. Then, pull the saw blade out of the
workpiece.

Plunge cuts

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Plunge cuts are very challenging and are
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associated with a higher risk of injuries. Only
use this technique if you are familiar with it.
Plunge cuts may only be carried out in soft
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materials such as wood or plasterboard and
with short blades (max. length 150 mm).
There is a risk of kickback and personal
injury.
Place the front edge of the base plate 4 on
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the workpiece so that the saw blade does
not touch the workpiece.
Turn the product on. Let the saw blade slowly
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plunge into the workpiece.
When the workpiece depth has been cut
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through, continue sawing as usual.