User manual PARKSIDE Electric grinder : 10 free PDF user manuals

Q: My PARKSIDE PWSA 20Li C3 angle grinder stopped suddenly during a cut and refuses to restart. What should I do?

This sudden stop can have several causes. Here’s how to diagnose and resolve the issue: Points to check first Check the battery: Even if it was charged, it may have discharged under heavy load. Remove the battery (button 4) and place it on a full charge before proceeding. Reinsert the battery correctly: After charging, reinsert the battery until you hear a click. An incomplete insertion may prevent the grinder from starting. Test the switch: First, press on the side of the on/off switch (part 3), then push forward. If there is no reaction, the switch may be defective. Thermal protection (very likely) You were cutting hollow metal pipe: this task requires a lot of energy and generates intense heat. The grinder has an automatic thermal protection that cuts off the device if the motor reaches a critical temperature. This is a normal safety mechanism. Solution: Let the grinder cool down for at least 15 to 20 minutes, then try again with a freshly charged battery starting at a lower speed (variator 6). If the problem persists If after these checks the grinder still refuses to start, the switch or motor may be defective. Contact customer service: France: 0800 919270 or grizzly@lidl.fr Belgium: 070 270 171 (0.15 EUR/min) or grizzly@lidl.be Prepare your proof of purchase and the article number IAN 411383_2107 . You benefit from 3 years warranty from the date of purchase for manufacturing defects.

Q: How to remove the protective cover to change the disc of the PWSA 20Li D4 grinder?

To remove the protective cover (calotta protettiva) and change the disc of your PWSA 20Li D4 grinder, start by removing the cover. Stop the motor and let the device cool down. Unscrew the 3 screws (16) that secure the protective cover (7). Then, lift the circular plate (15) and the cover to access it. Once the cover is removed, you can proceed to change the disc. To remove the used disc, press the spindle stop button (9) located under the protective cover to lock the spindle. While holding this button down, turn the fixing spindle (14) until it locks. You can then release the button. Use the provided key (10) to loosen the clamping nut (13) by turning it counterclockwise. Once the nut is loose, remove it, then the used disc and the mounting support (12). To install the new disc, ensure that its diameter does not exceed 125 mm and its thickness does not exceed 6 mm . Place the new disc on the mounting support (12), ensuring that the disc labeling is facing the device. Reattach the clamping nut (13) on the spindle. Press the spindle stop button (9) again, turn the fixing spindle (14) until it locks, and then securely tighten the clamping nut (13) with the provided key (10). Do not overtighten to avoid damaging the disc and the nut. Before reattaching the protective cover, you can check that the disc is properly in place by performing a short no-load test. Then, reattach the protective cover (7) and the circular plate (15) by sliding them into position and tightening the 3 screws (16) evenly. The cover must be securely fastened before using the grinder.

Q: Where is the protective cover located on the PARKSIDE PWSA 20Li D4 grinder?

On the PARKSIDE PWSA 20Li D4 grinder, the protective cover (component 7 ) is the part that acts as the cover. It is mounted on the grinder and must always be kept in place during use. Role of the cover: It protects the user and nearby individuals from sparks and fragments during the rotation of the cutting disc. The manual specifies that the cover must be positioned so that the ejected sparks cannot hit either the user or nearby individuals. Precise location: The protective cover is integrated into the main structure of the grinder. Another protective element complements this system: the shroud (component 11) , which provides additional protection. You can check their exact position by consulting the spare parts diagram included in your manual. Ensure that these two safety elements (7 and 11) are always in good condition and properly adjusted before each use.