Parkside PPS 40 B3, Инструкции по эксплуатации и безопасности

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The burner sleeve 8c must be replaced if the
central bore is damaged or if it has
expanded in comparison to the bore of a
new nozzle. If the electrode
8d or the burner
sleeve 8c are replaced too late, this can
result in the parts overheating.
Once replaced, make sure the nozzle
clamping sleeve
8b
is tightened
sufficiently.
ATTENTION!
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The nozzle clamp sleeve 8b must only
be screwed on to the burner 8 once it
has been fitted with the electrode 8d and
burner sleeve 8c .
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If these parts are missing, the de­
vice may malfunction and it may
create a hazard for the operating
personnel.
• Maintenance
NOTE!
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The plasma cutter must be regularly
maintained for perfect function and to
comply with the safety requirements. Im-
proper and wrong operation may cause
failures and damage to the device. Have
repairs only conducted by qualified
specialists.
NOTE!
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It is not necessary to empty the conden-
sation water container 18 . If water
collects here then fine droplets will form
under the container. The condensation
water is then dissipated through
evaporation.
Switch off the main power supply and the
main switch of the device prior to carrying
out maintenance or repair work on the
plasma cutter.
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Regularly clean the outside of the
plasma cutter and its accessories. Use
compressed air, cotton waste or a brush
to remove dirt and dust.
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In case of a defect or a necessary
replacement of equipment parts, please
contact the appropriate qualified
personnel.
• Storage
If you will not be using the device for a
while, protect it from dust by storing it in a
clean and dry place.
• Information about recycling
and disposal
DO NOT DISPOSE OF ELECTRI­
CAL TOOLS IN HOUSEHOLD
WASTE! DON’T THROW AWAY
– RECYCLE!
According to European
Directive 2012/19/EU, used electrical
devices must be collected separately for
environmentally compatible recycling or
recovery. Electrical and electronic devices
which have become waste are called old
devices. Owners of old devices are obliged
to place them in a collection which is
separate from unsorted municipal waste.
Owners of old devices have old batteries
and old rechargeable battery packs, which
are not enclosed by the old device, as well
as bulbs which must be separated from the
device before it is handed in at a collection
point. This does not apply if the old devices
are handed in to public waste disposal
authorities and they are separated from
other old devices there for the purposes of
preparation for recycling. If you are unsure,
please contact an independent specialist.