Assemble/Set Workpiece Supports; Assemble/Adjust Spark Protection; Screw Device On To Workbench; Insert The Rubber Closure - Parkside PNTS 250 A1 Original Instructions Manual

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Assemble/set workpiece
supports
1. Screw the workpiece supports
(6) on to the device.
To do this, use the screw (16),
washer (15), toothed washer (14)
and star nut (7) supplied.
2. Set the workpiece support (6) of
the grinding disc with the star
grip nut (7) so that the distance
between the grinding disc
( 5) and the workpiece sup-
port is max. 2 mm.
Periodically readjust the workpiece
support in order to offset the wear
and tear of the grinding disc (dis-
tance max. 2 mm).
Assemble/adjust spark
protection
1. Screw the spark protection holder
(18) onto the protective hood. For
this, use the adjusting screw inclu-
ding the snap ring and washers
(21/19) and the nut (17).
2. Adjust the spark protection holder
(18) with the aid of the adjusting
screw (21) - the distance between
the grinding disc (
spark protection holder (18) must
be max. 2 mm (see small image).
Periodically readjust the spark pro-
tection in order to offset the wear
and tear of the grinding disc (dis-
tance max. 2 mm).
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Screw device on to work-
bench

Insert the rubber closure

Operation

5) and the
Despite the spark protection, you
should always wear protective glass-
es when working in order to avoid
eye injuries.
Screw the device onto the work-
bench with 4 screws and nuts.
Insert the screws through the 4 bore
holes (13) on the base of the de-
vice.
The screws and nuts required for as-
sembly are not part of the scope of
delivery.
1. Insert the rubber closure (11)
into the drain opening of the wa-
ter tank ( 13).
2. You can now fill water into the
water tank (
notice the marking on the water
tank.
The wet grinding disc is to be 1/3
submerged in water..
Caution! Risk of injury!
- Always disconnect the plug from
the mains socket before working.
- Use only grinding discs and acces-
sories recommended by the manu-
facturer. The use of other insertion
tools and other accessories may
cause risk of injury.
13). For this,