Parkside PDUW 280 A1, Operating And Safety Instructions Manual

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2 

Always hold the compressed air device with both hands 
during work:

– Hold the compressed air tool with one hand on the 

shaft (5) or handle (2) and the other hand on the 
trigger lever (6).

3 Note!

 Operate the Universal Air Tool only when insert 

tool (7-11) is in contact with the material. Strokes with no 
load lead to increased wear on the tool.

4 

Too powerful levering can result in the shaft (5) or the 
tools (7-11) breaking.  

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Danger of stumbling!

5 

If you release the trigger lever (6), the compressed air 
feed is interrupted. The compressed air device stops with 
a brief run-on time. 

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Risk of injury!

 Never lock the 

trigger lever (6).

Check that the tool receiver has been furnished with an oil 
film, after 2 hours of operation at the latest. If this is not the 
case, introduce a few drops of special oil into the connection 
hose (1).
The hexagon of the insert tool (7-11) should be greased 
regularly.
Too little lubrication can cause damage to the Universal Air 
Tool and Insert Tool (7-11).

End of work

• Remove the compressed air hose from the universal 

pneumatic tool.

• Remove the insert tool from the universal pneumatic tool.

10. Cleaning

Keep the equipment free of dirt and dust as far as possible. 
Wipe the equipment with a clean cloth or blow it down with 
compressed air at low pressure.
• We recommend that you clean the equipment immediately 

after you use it.

• Clean the Multi-Purpose Air Tool with a cloth. Do not use 

any chemical cleaning agent. Ensure that all moveable 
parts are oiled.

• Clean the equipment regularly with a damp cloth and some 

soft soap. Do not use cleaning agents or solvents; these 
may be aggressive to the plastic parts in the equipment. En-
sure that no water can get into the interior of the equipment.

11. Maintenance

Separate the machine from the compressed air supply before 
any maintenance work or cleaning.
Wear safety goggles and a suitable dust mask for all mainte-
nance and cleaning work
If skin comes into contact with dangerous dust this can lead 
to severe dermatitis.
Dust can be inhaled if it is generated or dispersed during 
maintenance work.

If the regular oil supply to the device is assured, the 
device is maintenance-free.

We recommend that all moving parts are properly lubricated 
before every use (see fig. 6).

9.  Operation

Changing the tool insert

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 Risk of injury due to tools! Depressurise the 

device before each tool change.
Always wear protective gloves when changing 
tools!
Wear safety goggles!

Only original tools from the manufacturer may be used.

Inserting tool (fig. 2-3)
1 

Hold the compressed air device with the tool receiver (3) 
upwards. Support the other end on the ground. 

2 

Insert the tool (7-11) into the tool receiver (3) with the 
hex. in the required orientation).

3 

At the same time, pull down the adapter sleeve (with 
circlip) (4). The insert tool (7-11) should now slide into the 
receptacle. Now return the clamping sleeve (with locking 
ring) (4).

4 

The insert tool (7-11) is mounted correctly if it can not be 
pulled out of the tool holder (3). 

Removing the tool insert from the machine:

5 

Slide the sliding sleeve (with circlip) (4) halfway down-
wards.

6 

With the other hand pull out the insert tool (7-11). Guide 
the clamping sleeve (with retaining ring) (4) back into 
place again.

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Attention! Risk of injury!

 Every time the tool is 

changed, ensure that the tool receiver (3) has no signs of 
severe wear or heavy impacts. Otherwise, the tools can fall 
out of the tool holder.

Connect hose (Fig. 4)

Check the compressed air hoses and couplings for leaks. In 
the event of leaks, interrupt the compressed air supply and 
replace the hose.

1 

Connect the hose (not included in the delivery) to the 
compressed air source (e.g. on the compressor) and 
open the compressed air feed. 

2 

Connect the hose (1A) to the connection (1) on the 
compressed air device. In doing so, ensure that the 
compressed air device does not start up autonomously. If 
this is the case, disconnect the compressed air coupling 
immediately. Have the compressed air device repaired 
by a specialist workshop or the manufacturer.

Working with the device

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 Attention! Risk of injury! Never point the de-

vice at people or animals. 

Keep other people or animals away from the work area and 
keep a safe distance.

NOTE! The striking mechanism of the device only 
operates when the tool is in contact with the ma-
terial to be processed. This function is designed 
to protect the device against damage.
1 

Press the trigger lever (6) to supply the impact mecha-
nism with compressed air and start the compressed air 
device.