Parkside PWSAP 20-Li B2, Operation And Safety Notes

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Changing the guard
NOTE
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For cut-off grinding, you must disassemble
the supplied guard for grinding 8
for grinding work and fit a separately
available guard for cutting-off work .
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This guard must be suitable for cutting-off
work and can be ordered via our customer
service (article number HG03642) .
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WARNING!
Before changing the guard for grinding
8 : Switch the product off . Remove
the battery pack 5 from the product
to prevent the product from starting
unintentionally . Let the product cool
down before making any adjustments!
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Press and hold the spindle lock button 1 .
Lift up and rotate the tightening tab in a
counter-clockwise direction . Release the
spindle lock button (Fig . G) .
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Remove the current accessory tool (if
applicable) and the backing flange 11 .
(Fig . H) .
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Loosen the cover with clamp’s 13 3 screws
until the guard for grinding 8 can be
removed . It is not necessary to remove the
screws (Fig . I) .
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Insert a new guard . The clamp must engage
in one of the guard’s notches . Retighten the
3 screws .
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Check whether the guard can be adjusted
(Fig . F) .
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Reinsert backing flange 11, accessory tool
and locking flange 12: Proceed in reverse
order .
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A chuck key 7 is stored inside the
auxiliary handle 6 . The chuck key can be
used (in addition to the tightening tab) to
loosen or tighten the locking flange 12 .
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Attaching/removing the
accessory tool
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WARNING!
Always switch the product off, remove
the battery pack 5 and let the
product cool down before making any
adjustments!
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CAUTION! RISK OF INJURY!
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Keep your hands away from the accessory
tool when the product is in operation .
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CAUTION! RISK OF INJURY!
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After the product has been switched off,
the accessory tool continues moving for
some time . Do not touch the accessory tool
and do not attempt to brake it .
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WARNING!
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Never press the spindle lock button 1
whilst the spindle 10 is rotating!
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The arrow direction on the accessory tool
must be aligned with the directional arrow
( 9 or 14) .