Safety Instructions For Compressed Air Tools; Danger Of Injury - Parkside PDLS 5 B1 Originalbetriebsanleitung

Safety instructions for
compressed air tools
PLEASE NOTE!
fThe use of the term "compressed air
device" or "device" in the following text
refers to the compressed air devices
named in these operating instructions.
PLEASE READ THROUGH THE
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
CAREFULLY BEFORE USE.
THESE FORM PART OF THE
PRODUCT AND MUST BE
AVAILABLE AT ALL TIMES!
When compressed
air tools are used, basic safety
precautions must be taken in
order to avoid the risk of fire,
electric shock or personal injury.
Before first using the product,
please ensure you read and
follow these operating instructions
in full, and keep them in a safe
place. The manufacturer accepts
no liability for losses, damage
or personal injury caused by a
failure to follow these operating
instructions.
The dangers
stated are foreseeable when
using handheld compressed
air devices for general-purpose
work. However, users must

Safety instructions for compressed air tools

themselves consider the risks that
can occur when using the equip-
ment for a specific application.
The safety instructions must be
read and understood before
configuration, operation, repair,
maintenance, and exchange of
accessories on the devices and
before all work near the devices.
If this is not the case, there may
be grievous injury as a result.

DANGER OF INJURY

Switch off the compressed air
supply before changing tools
and settings or performing
maintenance.
DANGER OF INJURY
Never exceed the working
pressures specified in the
"Technical specifications" section.
Use a pressure regulator to set
the working pressure.
RECOIL HAZARD
High working pressures can
produce powerful recoil forces
that can in some circumstances
create hazards due to continuous
stress and strain.
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