Parkside 337008 2001, Translation Of The Original Instructions

PGS 500 A1

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j)  

Ensure that other people remain at a safe dis-
tance to your workspace. Anyone who enters 
the workspace must wear personal protective 
equipment. 

Fragments of the workpiece or 

broken attachment parts can become airborne 
and cause injury – even outside the immediate 
working area.

k)  

Hold the power tool only by the insulated 
gripping surfaces when performing work 
during which the attachment part can contact 
hidden wiring or its own cord. 

Contact with a 

live cable may also energise metal parts of the 
appliance and result in an electric shock.

l)  

Always hold the power tool firmly. 

When 

running up to full speed, the torque of the motor 
can cause the power tool to twist.

m)  

If possible, use clamps to hold the workpiece in 
position. Never hold a small workpiece in one 
hand and the power tool in the other while 
you are using it. 

By clamping small workpieces, 

you keep both hands free for better control of the 
power tool. When cutting round workpieces such 
as dowels, rods or pipes, be aware that these 
can roll away, which can cause that the tool jams 
and is thrown towards you.

n)  

Hold the power cord away from any rotating 
accessories. 

If you lose control of the appliance, 

the cord may get cut or caught and your hand 
or arm could get caught in the rotating attach-
ment part.

o)  

Never put the power tool down until the at-
tachment part has come to a complete stand-
still. 

The rotating attachment part could come 

into contact with the surface and cause you to 
lose control of the power tool.

p)  

When changing attachment parts or the set-
tings on the appliance, tighten the collet nut, 
the chuck or other fixing elements tightly. 

Loose fastening elements can shift unexpectedly 
and lead to loss of control; unfastened, rotating 
components will be ejected by force.

q)  

Do not leave the power tool running while 
you carry it. 

Accidental contact of your cloth-

ing with the rotating attachment part could lead 
to a physical injury.

r)  

Clean the ventilation slits of your power tool 
regularly. 

The engine fan draws dust into the 

housing and a strong accumulation of metal dust 
can cause electrical hazards.

s)  

Do not use the power tool near flammable 
materials. 

Sparks can ignite such materials.

t)  

Do not use any attachment parts that require 
liquid coolant. 

The use of water or other liquid 

coolants may lead to an electric shock.