Initial operation – Parkside PDMS A1 User Manual

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PDMS A1

Initial operation

NOTE

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The grinder may only be operated on
cleaned, oil-atomised compressed air and
may not exceed the maximum operating
pressure of 6.3 bar at the appliance. The
compressor must be ﬁ tted with a pressure
reducer to regulate the working pressure.

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Wind the Teﬂ on tape supplied around all
threaded connectors.

♦

Connect the appliance to a suitable compressed
air source.

♦

First screw the 1/4“ threaded nipple onto
the mini compressed air oiler 1/4“ threaded
connector .

♦

Then ﬁ ll the mini compressed air oiler with
1-2 drops of special compressed air oil. To
do this, undo the crosshead screw at the mini
compressed air oiler oil ﬁ ller opening
and allow a few drops of oil to enter the oil
ﬁ ller opening with the help of the oil bottle
included in delivery.

NOTE

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A mist oiler continuously and optimally lubri-
cates the grinder as a preparation stage
after the pressure reducer. A mist oiler adds
ﬁ ne drops of oil to air ﬂ owing through the
appliance and therefore guarantees regular
lubrication.

♦

Now screw the 1/4“ threaded nipple onto
the mini compressed air oiler 1/4“ female
threaded connector .

♦

Now press the quick connector on the compressed
air hose (not included in delivery) onto the Com-
pressed air connector plug . The connection
locks automatically.

♦

Now connect the other end of the compressed
air hose to the (ﬁ lter) pressure reducer on the
compressor.

Tool-changing

Always disconnect the grinder from the compressed
air supply before changing tools.
Only ever use tools which are ready for use.
Furthermore, you must ensure that the minimum
clamping length of the shaft in the chuck is not
fallen below.

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Using the spanners included in the accessories,
hold the spindle and chuck ﬁ rmly and open
or close the chuck in the direction of the
arrows (see Fig. 3).

Fig. 3

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Now insert one of the 10 diﬀ erent whetstones .

NOTE

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Please note the danger caused by mismatching
the diameter of the grinding tool shaft and
the chuck. Incorrectly-ﬁ xed grinding tools can
cause severe vibration - injury hazard!

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Ensure that the grinding tool is correctly ﬁ xed,
and carry out a trial run of 30 seconds in a
safe area at idling speed.

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