Additional Safety Instructions For Pneumatic Machines - Parkside PDBN 6.3 A1 Originalbetriebsanleitung

be assessed without fail and
the corresponding regulating
mechanisms implemented.
Regulating mechanisms
„
suitable for minimising risks in-
clude e.g. the use of insulating
materials that suppress ringing
noises on the workpieces.
Use hearing protection
„
equipment as set down in your
employer's instructions or in
the work and health protection
rules.
The air nibbler must be oper-
„
ated and serviced as recom-
mended in these instructions if
there is to be no unnecessary
increase to noise levels.
If the air nibbler is fitted with a
„
silencer, always make sure that
this is in place and in full work-
ing order when the machine is
operating.
The consumables / machine
„
tools must be selected, ser-
viced, and replaced in compli-
ance with the recommendations
in these instructions if there is to
be no unnecessary increase to
noise levels.
HAZARDS FROM VIBRATIONS
Vibrations can prove detrimen-
„
tal to the nerves and blood
circulation in hands and arms.
When working in cold environ-
„
Safety instructions for compressed air tools
ments, wear warm clothing,
and keep your hands warm
and dry.
If you start feeling numbness,
„
tingling, or pain in your
fingers or hands, or the skin
of your fingers or hands starts
turning white, stop work with
the air nibbler, notify your
employer, and seek medical
advice. Furthermore, you
should consult an appropriate-
ly qualified doctor.
The air nibbler must be oper-
„
ated and serviced as recom-
mended in these instructions if
there is to be no unnecessary
increase to vibration levels.
Keep a reliable, but not too
„
tight grip on the machine,
noting the force of your man-
ual response: vibration levels
tend to increase with tighter
grips.
ADDITIONAL SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS FOR
PNEUMATIC MACHINES
Compressed air can cause
„
grievous injury.
When the machine is not in
„
use and before replacing
accessories or performing
repairs, make sure that the
air supply has been shut
off, the air hose is unpressur-
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