Parkside PKGA 20-Li C2 Originalbetriebsanleitung Seite 78

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pull the sawblade out of the cut
until it has come to a standstill.
In this way you will avoid any kickback
and can safely put down the power tool.
• Use only undamaged saw-
blades in perfect condition. Bent
or blunt blades can break, adversely
affect the cut or cause kickback.
• Do not brake the sawblade af-
ter switching the appliance off
by applying side pressure. The
sawblade may be damaged, break or
cause a kickback.
Tighten the material firmly. Do
•
not support the workpiece by
hand or foot. Do not touch any
objects or the ground with the saw run-
ning. There is a risk of kickback.
• Hold the power tool tightly with
both hands while working and
ensure a secure footing. The
power tool is guided more securely
with both hands.
• Wait until the power tool has
stopped before placing it down.
The tool insert can tilt and lead to loss
of control over the power tool.
• Switch the appliance off im-
mediately if the sawing blade
jams. Spread the saw cut out and pull
the blade out carefully. This can lead
to loss of control over the power tool.
3) SPECIAL SAFETY INFORMATION
DURING SANDING AND
SCRAPING
• Only use the power tool for dry
sanding. Do not scrape moist
materials. Penetration of water into
the power tool increases the risk of
electric shock.
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• Avoid overheating the sanded
object and the sander itself. Pos-
sible fire hazard.
• The workpiece gets hot dur-
ing grinding. Do not touch the
machined area, allow it to cool
down. There is a risk of burning. Do
not use coolants or the like.
• Always empty the dust con-
tainer before work breaks.
Sanding dust in the dust sack, micro
filter, paper sack (or in the filter sack or
extraction system filter) can self-ignite
under unfavourable conditions such
as flying sparks caused by grinding
metals. Particular hazards are caused
if the sanding dust is mixed with paint,
polyurethane residues or other chemi-
cal substances, or if the sanded object
is hot after long working periods.
4) SAFETY INFORMATION FOR
USING LONG DRILLS
a) Do not work at a speed higher
than the maximum permissible
speed for the drill. Higher speeds
can cause the drill to bend slightly
when rotating freely without contact
with the workpiece and can also cause
injury.
b) Always begin drilling at a low
speed and when the drill is in
contact with the workpiece. Hig-
her speeds can cause the drill to bend
slightly when rotating freely without
contact with the workpiece and can
also cause injury.
c) Do not apply excessive pressu-
re to the drill. Drills can bend and
break or cause a loss in control, thus
resulting in injuries.