What to do if dust is not being sucked off by my Parkside Power Tool?
If dust is not being sucked off when using your Parkside Power Tool, make sure the vacuum is switched on before milling. Also, check if the suction hose or suction adapter is clogged and remove any blockages.
How to fix the issue when the milling is not straight with my Parkside Power Tool?
If the milling is not straight when using your Parkside Power Tool, the guide bars of the parallel stop might not be mounted firmly. Retighten the screws of the guide bars if necessary.
Why my Parkside POF 1200 C2 does not start?
If your Parkside Wood Router isn't starting, here's what to check: * **Mains voltage:** Ensure the socket and power cable are working. Check the line and power plug. If needed, have a qualified electrician perform repairs. Also, check the main circuit breaker. * **On/off switch:** If the on/off switch is broken, it needs repair by Customer Care. * **Motor:** If the motor is faulty, no solution was provided.
What to do if milled workpiece has burn marks with Parkside Wood Router?
If the milled workpiece has burn marks when using your Parkside Wood Router, consider these points: * **Rotation speed:** Increase the rotation speed. * **Cutter:** Replace the cutter if it's unsuitable or blunt. * **Cutting depth:** Reduce the cutting depth by using the step stop to mill in multiple steps.
Why fringes of milled part tear off when using Parkside POF 1200 C2?
If the fringes of the milled part tear off, and there are grooves and uneven parts in the milling when using your Parkside Wood Router, the cutter may be the problem. Try changing the cutter, as it may be worn out, dull, or have damaged blades.
General| Brand | Parkside |
|---|---|
| Model | POF 1200 C2 |
| Category | Wood Router |
| Language | English |
Interpretation of warning symbols used within the instruction manual.
Explanation of safety symbols and indicators present on the tool itself.
Step-by-step instructions for safely installing and replacing cutting tools.
Method for achieving precise cutting depths in multiple passes for better control.
Procedures for safely powering the machine on and off.
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