Dust/Chip Extraction; Connecting A Dust Extraction Appliance; Select A Tool - Parkside PAMFW 12 C3 Translation Of The Original Instructions

Dust/chip extraction

Materials containing asbestos may not be
processed . Asbestos is a known carcinogen .
WARNING! RISK OF FIRE!
■ When working with electrical appliances that
can be connected to a vacuum cleaner via a
vacuum cleaner adapter, there is a risk of fire!
In unfavourable conditions, e .g . when sparks
are flying while sanding metal or metal resi-
dues in wood, wood dust in the bag of the
vacuum cleaner can spontaneously ignite .
This is a particular risk if the wood dust is
mixed with paint residues or other chemicals
and the workpiece has become hot after
being worked for a long time . Therefore,
avoid overheating of the material being
sanded as well as the appliance . Always
empty the vacuum cleaner's dust bag before
taking work breaks .
■ Always use dust extraction .
■ Ensure that your workplace is adequately
ventilated .
■ Observe the regulations applicable in your
country regarding the materials to be worked .
Connecting a dust extraction
appliance
♦ Push the dust extraction unit
ance . Fix it in place by fitting the housing attach-
ment .
♦ Push the hose from a suitable dust extraction
appliance (e .g . a workshop vacuum cleaner)
onto the adapter for external vacuum extrac-
tion .
■ 8 │ GB │ CY

Select a tool

Materials
Wood, plastic, gypsum (plaster) and other soft
materials
Application
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Example sawing of recesses in lightweight walls .
onto the appli-
Materials
Tile adhesives, tile joints
Application
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NOTE
► The universal fitting without-tool-change is
suitable for standard accessories .
HCS plunge saw blade 32 mm
separation and plunge saw cuts
sawing close to edges, even in hard to reach
areas
Diamond saw blade
removal of material residues, such as tile
adhesive, when replacing damaged tiles
milling of grout on wall and floor tiles .
Scraper
PAMFW 12 C3