Parkside ZKGS 2100 Operation And Safety Notes page 12

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Take care to only use the spacers and
spindle rings which are made by the
manufacturer for this specific purpose.
If the machine is fitted with a laser, this
laser must not be replaced by a laser of
another type. Repair work may only be
carried out by the laser manufacturer or an
authorised representative.
No cuttings or other parts of workpieces
should be taken out of the cutting area
when the machine is running and the saw
unit is not in the resting position.
Take care that the machine is always
fastened to a workbench or table wherever
possible.
Long workpieces should be secured to
prevent tilting at the end of the cutting
process (e.g. cable winders)
6. Additional safety instructions for
crosscut saws
Pass on the safety instructions to all
persons working on the machine.
Do not use the saw to cut firewood
Caution! Danger of injury to hands and
fingers from the rotating saw blade.
Before starting the equipment, check that
the voltage on the rating plate is the same
as the mains voltage.
If an extension cable is necessary, ensure
that its cross section is sufficient for the
power input of the saw. Minimum cross
section 1.5 mm 2 .
Only use cable reels if they are wound up.
The operating person must be over 18, or
in the case of apprentices over 16, must be
under supervision.
People working on the machines must not
be distracted.
Pay attention to the direction of rotation of
the motor and saw blade.
After having been switched off, the saw
blade should never be slowed down by
pressing against the side of it.
Only fit saw blades which are well
sharpened, flawless and not deformed.
Defective saw blades must be replaced
immediately.
Do not use saw blades which are not in
accordance with the characteristic data
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given in the user manual.
The arrow on the saw blade must line up
with the appropriate arrow on the
equipment.
Ensure also that the saw blade does not
touch the turntable in any position by
turning the saw by hand into the 45° and
90° positions when the plug has been
removed from the socket. Adjust the saw
head whenever necessary.
All devices which cover the blade must
function correctly.
The movable saw blade protector must not
be clamped when the equipment is open.
Safety devices must not be removed or
rendered unusable.
Damaged or defective protection devices
must be replaced without delay.
Do not cut any workpieces which are too
small to hold safely in the hands.
Avoid awkward hand positions which might
lead to a sudden slip or where both hands
might touch the saw blade.
Round workpieces such as dowelling rods
must be kept taut with an appropriate
device.
There must be no nails or other foreign
bodies in the part of the workpiece which is
to be sawn.
Work position should always be at the side
of the saw blade.
Do not overload the device to the point
where the motor comes to a standstill.
Always grip the workpiece against the
worktop and stop rail to prevent the
workpiece from loosening or turning.
Ensure that the pieces which have been cut
off can be removed at the side of the saw
blade. Otherwise it is possible that the saw
blade could catch on them and violently
fling them away.
Never saw more than one workpiece.
Do not remove loose splinters, woodchips
or trapped pieces of wood when the blade
is running.
For troubleshooting or removal of trapped
pieces of wood, switch the machine off. –
Pull out the power plug –
All protective and safety devices must be
re-attached immediately after having repair