Parkside PEXS 270 C3 - Sanding Guide and Maintenance; Sanding Sheet Selection Guide; Proper Sanding Technique; Maintenance and Cleaning

PEXS 270 C3
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Working procedures
■ Wait until the power tool has come to a standstill
before putting it down.
Sanding surfaces
♦ Turn on the power tool and ensure that the
whole grinding surface is in contact with the
material being worked. Move it with moderate
pressure over the workpiece.
NOTE
► The removal rate and the sanding pattern are
mainly determined by the choice of sanding
sheet and the contact pressure. Only flawless
sanding sheets achieve good sanding results.
♦ Ensure that you apply even pressure. Use of
excessive pressure does not lead to a greater
sanding efficiency, but rather to increased wear
of the sanding sheet.
♦ Do not use a sanding sheet that has been used
for metal on other materials.
Maintenance and cleaning
The random orbital sander is maintenance-free.
■ Always clean the tool directly after completion
of work.
■ Use a dry cloth to clean the housing. Under no
circumstances should you use fuel, detergents,
solvents or abrasive cleaners.
■ Ensure ventilation openings are always free.
■ Remove any adhering grinding dust with a
brush.
Disposal
The packaging is made from environ-
mentally friendly material which can be
disposed of at your local recycling
plant.
Do not dispose of power tools in
the normal domestic waste!
In accordance with European Directive
2012/19/EU on Waste Electrical and
Electronic Equipment and its integration into nation-
al law, used power tools must be disposed of sepa-
rately and recycled in an environmentally friendly
manner.
Your local community or municipal authorities can
provide information on how to dispose of the worn-
out tool.
Dispose of the packaging in an envi-
ronmentally friendly manner. Note the
labelling on the packaging and sepa-
rate the packaging material compo-
nents for disposal if necessary. The packaging
material is labelled with abbreviations (a) and
numbers (b) with the following meanings:
1–7: plastics, 20–22: paper and cardboard,
80–98: composites.
Your local community or municipal
authorities can provide information on
how to dispose of the worn-out product.