Instructions, Tips And Tricks - Parkside PSS 250 Instrucciones De Utilización Y De Seguridad

metals or metal objects left in wood. This can hap­
pen especially if the wood dust has paint particles
on it or is mixed with other chemical substances
and the sanded material is hot after extensive
working. You should therefore avoid overheating
of products being sanded as well as the appliance
and always empty the dust collection box
the dust bag of the vacuum cleaner before work
pauses.
Wear a dust mask!
Vacuuming dust with the dust
collection box
Attach the dust collection box:
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Push the dust collection box
device.
remove the dust collection box:
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Press the release button(s)
collection box off the device.
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notE: Always empty the dust collection box
in due time and shake any remaining dust out; this
will ensure optimal vacuum performance.
Dust extraction using an external
vacuum extraction device
Connecting:
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For vacuum dust removal using a vacuum
cleaner, push the suction hose of a vacuum
cleaner approved for use as a dust extraction
device (e.g. a workshop vacuum cleaner) into
the connection
– see Fig. D.
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notE: If it is necessary to use the reducer
piece , push the reducer piece into the con­
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nection .
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removing:
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Pull the hose of the dust extraction device off
the connection or off the reducer piece
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if one is used.
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or
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The following table offers some values, which are
on to the for information only and may simplify the selection
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of a sanding pad
and pull the dust
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Instructions, tips and tricks

Move the oscillating sander parallel, in flat
circles or alternating between lengthwise and
side­to­side motions.
Do not press down with the oscillating sander.
The sanding pads become clogged, which
reduces the sanding performance.
Clean the sanding pad
the vacuum cleaner.
The removal performance and therefore the
result of your work are determined by the correct
selection of the speed and sanding pad
Never sand different materials with the same
sanding pad (e.g. wood then metal).
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Wood
Sanding of wood
Pre­sanding, e.g.
of rough, unplaned
beams and boards
Surface sanding
Fine sanding of hard
woods
Paints / Lacquers
Sanding of paint /
lacquer coats
or base coats
such as filler and
smoothing com-
pound
Sanding off paint
Sanding off primer
coats
Final sanding of base
coats before painting
Operation
occasionally with
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grit.
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Sanding Pad / Grit
40 - 240
40, 60
80, 100, 120
180, 240
Sanding Pad / Grit
40 - 320
40, 60
80, 100, 120
180, 240, 320
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