Parkside PDST 10 B3 - Hose Operation and Maintenance; Hose Extension Guide; Hose Retraction Guide

PDST 10 B3
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■ The locking device generates a clicking noise
when rolling up and unrolling. This is not a fault.
If the noise changes after using the equipment
numerous times and/or if there are problems
with the mechanism, seek expert assistance or
contact customer service.
Unrolling the hose
♦ Pull the compressed air hose5 carefully out
ofthe drum housing to the desired working
length for the pneumatic tool. If you release
thecompressed air hose5 after a click, the
locking device engages at this length.
Rolling up the hose
♦ A short pull on the compressed air hose5
releases the lock.
♦ Make sure that the compressed air hose5
rolls back into the drum housing1 in a
controlled manner.
Adjusting the hose stopper
The position of the hose stopper4 can be
adjusted and interrupts the rolling up of the
compressed air hose5 to the desired length. You
will need a Phillips screwdriver (not included) to
adjust the hose stopper4.
♦ Undo the fastening screws9 with the Phillips
screwdriver (see fig. D).
♦ Slide the hose stopper4 along the
compressed air hose5 to the desired position.
♦ Retighten the fastening screws9.
Maintenance and cleaning
NOTE
► The compressed air hose reel must be
serviced regularly and overhauled to ensure
proper functioning and compliance with
safety requirements. Improper and incorrect
operation can lead to failures and damage
tothe appliance.
■ Never use harsh and/or abrasive cleaning
agents or solvents. These could damage the
plastic parts of the compressed air hose reel.
■ Never allow water to get inside the compressed
air hose reel. Make sure that the housing and the
compressed air hose remain free of dust and dirt.
To ensure this is the case, wipe the compressed
air hose reel regularly with a clean cloth.
■ Before returning the compressed air hose to the
housing, clean the compressed air hose for
further use if possible.
■ Clean the compressed air hose reel and the
hose with a damp cloth and a little soap at
regular intervals.