Parkside PWS 125 D3, Translation Of The Original Instructions

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4. Take off the locknut ( 16) and
the adapter flange ( 15) from
the spindle flange ( 17).
5. Open the tightening lever ( 19).
6. Place the protective hood
( 14) on the positioning holes.
7. Turn the protective hood ( 14)
into the working position. The
closed side of the protective hood
must always face the operator.
8. Close the tightening lever
( 19) again. The protective
hood should not be able to be
turned any more.
9. Install the locknut ( 16) and
adapter flange ( 15) in rever-
se order.
10. Readjust the position of the pro-
tective hood if you find during
use that it does not provide opti-
mum protection.
If needed, the tension on the adjustment
nut ( 1 8) can be set. Use the chuck key
( 13) for this.
Installing/changing disc
1. Press the spindle stop button
( 9).
2. Turn the mounting spindle (
17) until the spindle lock fixed
the mounting spindle. Keep and
continue to hold down the spind-
le lock button ( 9)
3. Release the clamping nut
( 16) with the chuck key
( 13). You can release the
spindle lock button ( 9).
4. Set the desired disc onto the
mounting flange ( 15). label
on the disc should always face
the device.
5. Set the clamping nut ( 16)
on the mounting spindel (
17) again. The flat side of the
clamping nut must face the at-
tachment tool.
6. Press the spindle stop button
( 9) and turn the mounting
spindle ( 17), until the spindle
toggle button holds the spindle
flange in a fixed position. Pull the
clamping nut ( 16) tight again
using the chuck key ( 13).
You can let go of the spindle lock
button ( 9).
Operation
Caution! Risk of injury!
- Always remove the mains plug
before working on the tool.
- Only use grinding discs and acces-
sories recommended by the ma-
nufacturer. Using other attachment
tools and other accessories can
represent a risk of injury for you.
- Only use grinding tools which
bear information about the
manufacturer, type of binding,
dimension and permitted number
of revolutions.
- Only use grinding discs where
the printed rotational speed is at
least as high as what has been
specified on the name plate of
the device.
- Do not use any broken, cracked,
or otherwise damaged grinding
discs.
- Never operate the device wit-
hout protective equipment.
- Support the plates or workpieces
in order to reduce the risk of
kickback from a jammed cutting
disc. Large workpieces may