Parkside PDBS 2200 A3 Operation And Safety Notes Download

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Safety information for air tools / Commissioning

If you notice your skin on fingers or hands beco-

ming numb, tingling, hurting or becoming white,
stop working with the machine and consult a
physician.

Operate and maintain the drill as recommen-

ded in this manual to prevent an unnecessary
increase in vibration.

Do not allow the drill to rattle on the material,

as this will most likely significantly increase vi-
bration.

Do not use work or poorly fitting sockets or ex-

tensions, as these are very likely to significantly
increase vibration.

Select, maintain and replace consumables and

machine tools as recommended in these in-
structions to prevent an unnecessary increase
in vibration.

Whenever possible, use a stand, clamp or an

equaliser to support the weight of the machine.

Do not grip the machine too tightly but firmly,

maintaining the necessary hand reaction forces,
as the vibration hazard typically increases when
tightening the grip.

Additional safety instructions

for pneumatic machinery

Compressed air can result in serious injuries.
- Always close the air supply, release pressure

from the hose, and disconnect the machine
from the compressed air supply when the ma-
chine is not in use, before switching accesso-
ries or when performing repairs.

- Never aim the air flow at yourself or others.

Hoses flapping about can result in serious inju-
ries. Therefore always inspect hoses and their
fasteners for damage and a secure fit.

Direct cold air away from hands.

If using universal swivel couplings (coupling

discs) always use locking pins and use whip-
check hose safety cables for protection in the
event the connection between the hose and the
machine or in between hoses fail.

Be sure not to exceed the maximum pressure

specified on the machine.

Never carry pneumatic tools by the hose.

Commissioning

Note:

The device is fully functional as delivered.

Inserting the bit or drill

Loosen the keyed chuck

using the wrench

(see Fig. A).

Now insert the bit extension

as far as possi-

ble into the keyed chuck

and attach the

bit

(see Fig. A).

To secure the bit extension

, tighten the

keyed chuck

using the wrench

(see Fig. B).

Ensure the bit extension

and the bit

are

seated securely. Insert the drill as in these steps
(see Fig. A and C).

Connecting

Note:

only use connection hoses with a minimum

inside diameter of 9 mm.

Wrap the coupler

with Teflon tape (not in-

cluded) before screwing it into the compressed
air unit. Wrap the tape around the thread as
tight as possible. This will minimise the likeli-
hood of air leaking and optimise the work
process.

Screw the plug nipple

into the connection

thread of the power drill (see Fig. D).

Tighten the connection using a pair of pliers.

Now attach the air hose to the plug nipple

using some force until the hose locks into
place.

ATTENTION!

Ensure that the com-

pressed air hose is firmly seated. A
loose hose whipping about out of

control presents a major hazard. Also ensure
the two screw connections between the coup-
ling and device are secure.