Parkside PWSA 12-LI A1 Translation Of The Original Instructions page 91

the level of the edge of the
guard, not sufficiently shiel-
ded.
c) The protective hood must
be securely attached to the
electric tool and adjusted
so that the greatest level of
safety is reached, i.e., the
smallest possible amount of
the grinder is exposed to the
operator. The protective hood
should protect the operator
from broken bits and acciden-
tal contact with the grinder.
d) Grinders may only be used
for the recommended attach-
ment options. For example:
Never grind with the side sur-
face of a cutting disc. Cutting
discs are for cutting material
using the edge of the disc.
Pushing sideways on these
grinders can break them.
e) Always use undamaged
clamping flanges of the cor-
rect size and shape for the
grinding disc you selected.
Suitable flanges support the
grinding disc and thus reduce
the danger of the grinding
disc breaking. Flanges for
cutting discs can be distingu-
ished from flanges for other
grinding discs.
f) Do not use worn grinding
discs for larger electric tools.
Grinding discs for larger elec-
tric tools are not set up for
the higher rotation speeds of
smaller electric tools and can
break.
Other special safety ins-
tructions for cutting grin-
ding
a) Avoid blocking the cutting
disc or pressing down too
hard. Do not make any ex-
cessively deep cuts. Overloa-
ding the cutting disc increa-
ses wear and its tendency to
tilt or block and, with that, to
kickback or break the grin-
der.
b) Avoid the area in front of and
behind the rotating cutting
disc. When you move the cut-
ting disc by itself in the work-
piece, in the event that the
electric tool kicks back with
the rotating disc, it can spin
directly towards you.
c) If the cutting disc jams, or you
interrupt your work, switch
the device off and hold it until
the disc has come to a full
stop. Never try to pull the cut-
ting disc out of the cut while
it is still running, because it
can kick back. Identify and
correct the cause of the jam-
ming.
d) Do not switch the electric tool
on again as long as it is in
the workpiece. Allow the cut-
ting disc to first reach its full
rotational speed before you
carefully resume with the cut-
ting. Otherwise, the disc may
catch, spring away from the
workpiece or cause a kick-
back.
e) Support plates or workpieces
to reduce the risk of kickback
from a jammed cutting disc.
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