Parkside PSSA 18 A1 - Manual (Page 29)

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contact with the blade there is a risk of
injury.
• Only when the electric tool is
turned on should the sawing
blade be moved against the
work piece. There is a risk of kick-
back if the tool insert jams in the work
piece.
• Make sure that the base plate
is securely placed against the
work piece during sawing. The
saw blade can tilt and lead to loss of
control over the power tool.
• After you have finished work,
turn the power tool off and do
not pull the saw blade out of the
cut until it has come to a stand-
still. In this way you will avoid any
kickback and can safely put down the
power tool.
• Use only undamaged saw
blades in perfect condition. Bent
or blunt blades can break, adversely
affect the cut or cause kickback.
• Do not brake the saw blade
after switching the device off
by applying side pressure. The
saw blade may be damaged, break or
cause a kickback.
• Tighten the material firmly. Do
not support the work piece by
hand or foot. Do not touch any
objects or the ground with the
saw running. There is a risk of kick-
back.
• Use suitable detectors in order
to find hidden supply lines or
ask the local utility company.
Contact with electrical cables can lead
to electric shock and fire, contact with
a gas pipe can result in an explosion.
Damage to a water pipe can lead to
property damaged and electric shock.
• Hold the power tool tightly with
both hands while working and
ensure a secure footing. The pow-
er tool is guided more securely with
both hands.
• Secure the work piece. A work
piece that is retained with clamping
devices or a vice is held more securely
than with your hand.
• Wait until the power tool has
stopped before placing it down.
The tool insert can tilt and lead to loss
of control over the power tool.
• Do not saw any materials (e.g.
lead-based paints and coatings
or materials containing asbes-
tos) whose dust can be harmful.
2) SPECIAL SAFETY DIRECTIONS FOR
BATTERY-OPERATED TOOLS
• Ensure that the device is
switched off before inserting
the battery. Inserting a battery into
a power tool that is switched on may
result in accidents.
• Recharge the batteries indoors
only because the battery charg-
er is designed for indoor use
only. Risk of electric shock.
• To reduce the electric shock haz-
ard, unplug the battery charger
from the mains before cleaning
the charger.
• Do not subject the battery to
strong sunlight over long pe-
riods and do not leave it on a
heater. Heat damages the battery
and there is a risk of explosion.
• Allow a hot battery to cool be-
fore charging.
• Do not open up the battery and
avoid mechanical damage to the
battery. Risk of short circuit and
fumes may be emitted that ir-