Cleaning & Maintenance; Disposal & Warranty - Parkside PTB-16 Instrucciones De Utilización Y De Seguridad

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the V-belt coming off. To achieve this,
move the V-belt pulley (13) on the motor
along the motor shaft after loosening the
grub screw.
Spindle speed
Fig. D
Speed/min/V-belt position
385 A-4 600 B-4
800 C-4 820 A-2
1650 C-2 1950 B-1
Infer the spindle speed and V-belt
combinations from the illustration and
table.
5. CLEANING & MAINTENANCE
Disconnect the machine from the
mains, if you must carry out
cleaning or maintenance work on
the machine.Risk of electric
shock!
The machine has been designed to work
over a long period without problems and
with minimum maintenance requirements.
You can extend the service life of your
machine by cleaning it regularly and
treating it professionally.
Cleaning
Clean the machine housing regularly with
a soft cloth, preferably after each use.
Keep dust and dirt out of the ventilation
slots. Remove persistent dirt with a soft
cloth, dampened with soap water. Do not
use solvents, such as gasoline, alcohol,
ammonia, etc. Such materials damage the
plastic parts.
Clean the other parts of the drilling
machine with compressed air or a hand
brush. We recommend cleaning the bright
parts occasionally with environmentally
38 GB/MT
630 A-3
1000 B-3
2600 C-1
friendly solvents and then to smear them
with acid-free oil or grease.
Lubricating
This pillar drill does not need additional
lubrication. All bearings and transmissions
are maintenance-free and lubricating for
life.
Malfunctions
If defects or interruptions in operation
should occur (e.g., through wear and tear
on a part), please contact our service
department (see warranty card). The
device contains no parts that can be
replaced by the user.
6. DISPOSAL & WARRANTY
Environment
The machine is supplied in a robust
packaging, in order to prevent transport
damages. The packaging consists largely
of recyclable material. Use the possibility
of recycling the packaging.
Do not discard electric appliances
together with ordinary household
waste. Pursuant to the European
Directive 2002/96/EC on waste
electrical and electronic
equipment (WEEE) and the
implementation in national law,
waste electrical and electronic
equipment must be collected
separately and supplied to
environmentally-sound reuse and
recycling. Recycling alternatives
to the return requirement: As an
alternative to returning the device,
in the case of a transfer of
ownership, an electrical device
owner is obliged to assist in
proper utilisation. For this
purpose, the used device can also