Parkside PDFP 500 A1 - 3, Manual

8 GB/IE/CY

Safety advice / Initial use

Safety instructions for 
fine spray systems

Keep your work area clean, well lit 
and free of paint or solvent containers, 
rags and other combustible materials. 
Potential danger of spontaneous com-
bustion. 

Keep fully functioning fire extinguish-

ers / extin-guishing equipment available at all times.

Ensure good ventilation in the spray-
ing area and sufficient quantities of 
fresh air through-out the room. 

Evapo-

rating flammable solvents create an explosive 
environment.

Do not spray or clean with materials 
with a flashpoint below 21°C. Use 
materials on the basis of water, low-
volatile hydrocarbons or similar ma-
terials.

 Highly volatile evaporating solvents 

create an explosive environment.

Do not spray in the area of ignition 
sources such as static electricity sparks, 
open flames, pilot lights, hot objects, 
motors, cigarettes and sparks from in-
serting and disconnecting power cords 
or the operation of switches.

 Such sources 

of sparks can lead to ignition of the surround-
ing area.

Do not spray any materials for which 
it is not known whether they pose a 
danger.

 Unknown materials can create dan-

gerous conditions.

Wear additional personal protective equipment 
such as appropriate protective gloves and pro-
tective masks or respirators when spraying or 
handling chemicals. The wearing of protective 
equipment in such conditions reduces exposure 
to harmful substances.

Do not spray on yourself, other people 
or animals. Keep hands and other body 
parts away from the spray jet. If the 
spray penetrates the skin, seek medi-
cal help immediately.

 The material being 

sprayed can even penetrate the skin through a 
glove and be injected into your body.

Do not treat an injection as a simple cut. 
A high pressure jet may inject toxins 
into the body and cause serious injuries.

If the spray is injected into the skin, seek medical 
help immediately.

Pay attention to any possible dangers 
of the material being sprayed. Note 
the markings on the container or the 
manufacturer’s information relating 
to the material being sprayed, includ-
ing the instruction to use personal 
protective equipment.

 The manufacturer’s 

in-structions must be followed to reduce the risk 
of fire, as well as injuries caused by toxins, car-
cinogens, etc.

Never spray without the nozzle head 
in place. 

The use of a special nozzle insert 

with the appropriate nozzle head reduces the 
probability of a high-pressure jet penetrating 
the skin and injecting toxins into the body.

Initial use

HVLP properties

This device uses an HVLP system (High Volume Low 
Pressure). It ensures the increased application of 
(paint) materials with lower consumption. 

Important:

 Do not exceed the maximum working 

pressure of 3 bar.

Connecting the device

Operate the product only with cleaned, con-
densate- and oil-free compressed air and never 
exceed the maximum working air pressure at 
the device of 3 bar. 

The compressed air source must be fitted with a 
(filter) / pressure reducer so that the air pressure 
can be regulated.

In order to operate this device you require a flexible 
compressed air hose with quick-release coupling 
and an appropriate source of compressed air.
Observe the operating and safety instructions of the 
compressed air source and any special instructions 
concerning paint preparation.

Note:

 Ensure the correct working pressure. An 

excessive working pressure leads to increased fine