Parkside PDB 100 A1 Traduction Des Instructions D'origine page 24

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7. Open the lever (8) of the tailstock.
8. Slide the tailstock towards the 4-edge
lathe centre (1) almost up to the work-
piece to clamp it.
9. Fix the tailstock by pressing the lever
(8) downwards.
10. For fine adjustment, use the handwheel
(6).
11. Fix the position of the handwheel using
the locknut (4).
Securing with
the face plate (13)
1. Hold the drive shaft (19) with the open-
end spanner (16).
2. Remove the face plate (13) from the
drive shaft (19).
3. Fix the workpiece to the face plate (13)
using wood screws (not included in the
scope of delivery).
Risk of injury! The wood
screws must be placed so that
you do not accidentally expo-
se them using the tool when
processing the workpiece.
4. Hold the drive shaft (19) with the open-
end spanner (16).
5. Tighten the face plate (13) with moun-
ted workpiece onto the drive shaft (19).
Adjusting the tool table
Risk of injury! Make sure the
tool table is fixed properly
and is unable to come loose
during operation.
Fixing/loosening the tool table
1. The tool table (2) is fixed by pressing
the lever (9) downwards.
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2. The tool table (2) is loosened by
pressing the lever (9) upwards. You
can now move the tool table.
Tool table height adjustment
3. Loosen the screw (2.1) on the bottom
part of the tool table (2.2).
4. Set the desired height.
5. Fix the tool table (2) by tightening the
screw (2.1).
Switching on/off
1. Connect the device to the mains volta-
ge supply.
Switching on:
2. To start the device, press the on/off
switch (10).
Switching off:
3. To stop the device, press the off switch
(11).
Pull out the mains plug if you are
leaving the device unattended or if
you have finished working.
Working instructions
• Read sufficient specialised literature
before beginning to work.
• When selecting the workpiece, pay
attention to branches, knots, cracks
etc. You could lose control of the tool,
which can result in serious injuries.
Cracked workpieces can burst during
turning. Risk of injury!
• Before processing, cut the workpiece
into form as much as possible.
• Pay attention to the maximum workpi-
ece length and maximum workpiece
diameter! You will find them in the tech-
nical data.
• The workpiece must be fixed at the cen-
tre; workpieces that run uneven have
an effect on the machine service life.