Parkside 6.3 A2 Bedienungs- Und Sicherheitshinweise Seite 12

Safety instructions for pneumatic tools
In the case of parting discs
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supplied with or designed for
use with adapters or adapter
bushings, the user must ensure
that the adapter or the adapt-
er bushing does not contact
the face side of the clamping
flange and that the clamping
force generates enough ro-
tational drive to prevent the
parting disc from slipping.
If clamping flanges are provid-
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ed for a range of parting disc
types and sizes, always fit that
clamping flange matching the
parting disc used.
Before and after using the
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machine tool, avoid direct con-
tact: it may still be hot or have
sharp edges.
The parting disc must be
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stored and handled in accord-
ance with the manufacturer's
instructions.
HAZARDS AT THE WORK-
PLACE
Slipping, tripping, and falling
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are the predominant causes
of injuries at work. Take note
of surfaces that have become
slippery through the use of
the machine and of tripping
hazards posed by the air or
hydraulic hose.
Proceed carefully in unfamiliar
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12 GB/CY
environments. There may be
hidden dangers in the form of
electric or other supply cables.
The pneumatic angle grinder is
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not designed for use in poten-
tially explosive atmospheres
and is not insulated against
contact with electrical power
sources.
Make sure that there are no
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electrical lines, gas piping,
etc., that may pose a hazard
in the event of damage caused
by the machine in use.
HAZARDS FROM DUST AND
VAPOURS
The dusts and vapours gen-
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erated by pneumatic angle
grinders may be detrimental
to health (e.g. cancer, birth
defects, asthma, dermatitis).
These risks must be assessed
without fail and the corre-
sponding regulating mecha-
nisms implemented.
This risk assessment should
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extend to the dusts generated
by the machine in use and to
the potential raising of dust
deposits.
The pneumatic angle grinder
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must be operated and ser-
viced as recommended in
these instructions if the release
of dust and vapours is to be