Parkside PDT 40 D3, Operation And Safety Notes

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7 GB/CY
Introduction / Safety of the fastener driving tool
location depends e.g. on the work environment, the
workpiece, the workpiece support and the number
of fastener driving processes.
In correspondence with conditions at the work loca-
tion, individual noise reduction measures may need
to be carried out, such as placing the workpiece on
a noise-suppressing surface, clamping or covering
to prevent workpiece vibration and adjusting to the
minimum pressure required by the work process. In
certain cases, wearing personal hearing protection
is require.
Wear hearing protection!
Vibration values in accordance with
ISO 8662-11:1999:
Vibration emission value a
h,W
= 15.0 m / s 2
Uncertainty K = 0.29 m / s 2
Mechanical impact (vibration)
The vibration value for the fastener driving device was
determined in accordance with ISO 8662-11:1999 —
Hand-held portable power tools – Measurement of
vibrations at the handle — Fastener driving tools
(see technical data). The value is referenced to the
device and does not represent the influence on the
hand-arm system when the device is used. Influence
on the hand-arm system when using the device de-
pends on e.g. gripping force, pressing force, work-
ing direction, air pressure set, the workpiece and its
position.
Safety of the fastener
driving tool
Please read
all the safety information and
instructions.
Failure to comply with
the safety instructions and instructions can result in
severe injuries and / or damage to property.
PLEASE RETAIN ALL SAFETY INFORMATION
AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
Each time before starting work, check
for flawless functioning of the safety
and triggering devices as well as the
firm fit of all bolts and nuts.
Do not conduct any improper manipu-
lation of the fastener driving tool.
Do not dismount or block any part of
the fastener driving tool, such a trig-
ger lock.
Do not conduct any „emergency re-
pairs“ with unsuitable materials.
The fastener driving tool must be reg-
ularly and properly maintained as
specified by the manufacturer.
Prevent anything that would weaken
or damage the device, e.g. by:
– stamping or engraving,
– alterations not permitted by the
manufacturer,
– guiding on templates made of hard
material, e.g. steel,
– permitting to fall onto or slide across
the floor,
– using as a hammer,
– every type of external force.
Always securely fasten staple guns to supports,
e.g. work table. Brackets used for this purpose
must always be designed so as to protect the
staple gun from damage, rotation or shifting.
Work safety
Never point a fastener driving tool that
is ready to use directly at yourself,
other persons or animals.
During work, hold the fastener driving
tool so that head and body can not be
injured by possible kickback due to a
fault in the power supply or from hard
places in the workpiece.
Never trigger the fastener driving tool
into empty space.
Following this instruction
will prevent danger due to uncontrolled flying
fasteners and overloading the device.
Before transporting, disconnect the
fastener driving tool from the com-
pressed air network, particularly when
using ladders or are moving with an
unaccustomed body posture.
Introduction