Cleaning The Nozzle; Cleaning With Compressed Air; Storage; Disposal - Parkside 373216 2104 Original Instructions Manual

■ Check the compressed air cleaning gun regu-
larly for possible cracks, damage and smooth
operation of the nozzle
■ The compressed air cleaning gun may not be
used if there are any abnormalities . In this is the
case, please contact a specialist .

Cleaning the nozzle

♦ If the nozzle is badly soiled, unscrew the
brush by turning it anticlockwise . Remove the
nozzle and clean it with fresh water .

Cleaning with compressed air

NOTE
► As an exception, connect the appliance to
the compressed air supply for subsequent
cleaning work . Afterwards, disconnect the
appliance from the compressed air supply .
♦ Turn the valve to the horizontal position and
pull the trigger to clean the nozzle
compressed air .
♦ Use fresh water to clean the compressed air
cleaning gun, but never aggressive cleaning
agents . Turn the valve
position, so that when the trigger
only air comes out .
Dip the compressed air cleaning gun with the
brush into a container filled with fresh water .
Pull the trigger to remove the dirt from the
brush and nozzle
■ 8 │ GB │ CY
.
with
to the horizontal
is pulled,
.

Storage

♦ Store the compressed air cleaning gun in a dry,
clean and frost-proof location .

Disposal

The packaging consists of environmen-
tally friendly material . It can be dis-
posed of in local recycling containers .
Do not dispose of the appliance in the normal
domestic waste!
Dispose of the packaging in an environ-
mentally friendly manner . Note
the labelling on the packaging and
separate the packaging material com-
ponents for disposal if necessary . The packaging
material is labelled with abbreviations (a) and
numbers (b) with the following meanings:
1–7: plastics, 20–22: paper and cardboard,
80–98: composites .
Your local community or municipal
authorities can provide information on
how to dispose of the worn-out product .
PDRP 6.2 B2