Before Use; Installation; Start-Up; Connecting The Compressed Air Tool - Parkside PDKS 6.3 A1 Bedienungs- Und Sicherheitshinweise

General safety rules / Before use / Start-up
from the compressed air supply, when the ma-
chine is not in use, before switching accesso-
ries or when performing repairs.
Never aim the air flow at yourself or others.
Hoses flapping about can result in serious
injuries. Therefore always inspect hoses and
their fasteners for damage and a secure fit.
When using universal swivel couplings (coup-
ling discs), always use locking pins; Whip-check
hose safety cables must be used for protection
in the event the connection between the hose
and the machine or in between hoses fails.
Be sure not to exceed the maximum pressure
specified on the machine.
Never carry pneumatic tools by the hose.

Before use

Installation

The device itself is fully functional at delivery. Using
the device may require (unless already installed) in-
stalling a threaded plug nipple
under technical details for the fit / size).
Wrap the threaded plug nipple
tape (not included) before screwing it into the
air tool. Wrap the tape around the thread as
tight as possible. This will minimise the likelihood
of air leaking and optimise the work process.
Now screw the threaded plug nipple
the power tool.
Tighten the threaded plug nipple
tool with a size 14 key using moderate force
(see Fig. A).
Adjusting the compressed air supply and
connections
Only use filtered, lubricated and regulated
compressed air.
Connect to the compressed air system using the
method shown in Figure B. This will increase
the effectiveness and life of the tool.
Set your compressor to the working pressure
specified for the device under technical data.
Please note, on average the pressure for 10 m
of hose will decrease by about 0.5 bar.
22 GB/IE
(note the data
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with Teflon
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into
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Note: The trigger
to the air the trigger
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ger
on the trigger
Excessive pressure is
dangerous! Never exceed the specified
pressure!
Add a few drops of air tool oil or SAE 10–20
engine oil to the compressed air connection of
the air tool before first use and in regular intervals.
Using other oil (particularly higher viscosity) will
result in damage or even total loss of the device.

Start-up

Connecting the
compressed air tool
Verify the work piece is correctly supported.
Connect to compressed air by pushing on the
quick couple of the hose using a little force
(see Fig. C).
Always verify the compressed air hose is properly
connected (see Fig. D). A loose hose whipping
about out of control presents a major hazard.
The threaded plug nipple
seated for the same reason. This must also be
checked.
Use the screw on the air inlet (see Fig. E) to
adjust the tool pressure.

Cutting

features a safety stop. Using
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requires pushing the lever on the trig-
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(safety stop) forward whilst pushing down
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.
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Activate the trigger to operate the saw.
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Note: Metal slivers flying about can be very
dangerous!
Note: If the compressed air supply is tempo-
rarily cut off due to power failure or temporary
compressor failure, immediately release the
trigger . You must now first pull the saw all
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the way out of the work piece to continue work-
ing. You can then continue working.
Always check the saw blade position after
2 minutes of continuous operation.
must be firmly
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