Explosion Hazard - Parkside PDLS 5 B1 Originalbetriebsanleitung

Safety instructions for compressed air tools

EXPLOSION HAZARD

Never use petrol or other
flammable liquids to clean the
compressed air device! Residual
fumes in the compressed air
device could be ignited by sparks
and cause the compressed air
device to explode. Do not work
with the devices in explosion
hazard areas where combustible
liquids, gases or dusts are
present. Never work on materials
which are or could potentially
be highly flammable or explosive.
Always use the devices for
„
the specific applications
for which they have been
designed!
Never use hydrogen, oxygen,
„
carbon dioxide or any other
bottled gas as the source of
energy for this tool, since this
may cause an explosion and
lead to serious injury.
The devices must not be
„
altered. Alterations may com-
promise the effectiveness of the
safety measures and increase
the risks for the operating
personnel.
Do not point the devices at
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people and/or animals.
Do not create any sparks or
„
light an open fire.
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Detach the hose from the
„
compressed air supply first,
before you remove the supply
hose from the devices.
This will prevent a situation
where the supply hose whips
around uncontrollably or
recoils.
Wear personal protective
„
equipment and safety goggles
at all times. Depending on the
type of compressed air tool
and how it is used, wearing
personal protective equipment
such as a dust mask, non-slip
safety shoes, safety goggles,
a hard hat and hearing
protection can lessen the risk
of injuries.
Stay focused while working!
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Unexpected movements of the
devices can be hazardous.
When not in use, keep com-
„
pressed air devices out of the
reach of children. Do not let
anyone use the devices if they
are not familiar with their
use or have not read these
instructions. Compressed air
devices are dangerous when
they are used by inexperi-
enced persons.
Disconnect the device from
„
the compressed air supply
before carrying out repair
and servicing work as well