Parkside PDTS 6.3 A2 Bedienungs- Und Sicherheitshinweise Seite 73

minimised.
The exhaust air must be ex-
„
tracted in such a manner
that the dust raised in dusty
environments is reduced to a
minimum.
If dusts and vapours are gener-
„
ated, the main task is to check
these at the place of their
release.
All machine fitted installations
„
or accessories designed to
capture, extract, or suppress
airborne dust or vapours
should be used and serviced
in accordance with the manu-
facturer's instructions.
The consumables / machine
„
tools must be selected, ser-
viced, and replaced in com-
pliance with the recommen-
dations in these instructions if
there is to be no unnecessary
increase to dust and vapour
levels.
Use respirator equipment as
„
set down in your employer's
instructions or in the work and
health protection rules.
Processing certain materials
„
may emit dust and vapours
that in turn may lead to a
potentially explosive environ-
ment.
Safety instructions for pneumatic tools
HAZARDS FROM NOISE
The effects of high noise levels
„
may cause permanent damage
to hearing when there is inad-
equate protection. This may
lead to loss of hearing and
other problems, e.g. tinnitus
(ringing, buzzing, whistling, or
humming in the ears).
These risks must be assessed
„
without fail and the corre-
sponding regulating mecha-
nisms implemented.
Regulating mechanisms suita-
„
ble for minimising risks include
e.g. the use of insulating
materials that suppress ringing
noises on the workpieces.
Use hearing protection equip-
„
ment as set down in your
employer's instructions or in
the work and health protection
rules.
The pneumatic angle grinder
„
must be operated and serviced
as recommended in these
instructions if there is to be no
unnecessary increase to noise
levels.
If the pneumatic angle grinder
„
is fitted with a silencer, always
make sure that this is in place
and in full working order when
the machine is operating.
The consumables / machine
„
tools must be selected, ser-
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