Testing The Battery; Operating The Hedge Trimmer; Holding And Controlling The Hedge Trimmer; Cutting - Stihl HSA 56 Notice D'emploi

10 Operating the Hedge Trimmer

► If the trigger or trigger lockout lever is stiff or does not
spring back to the idle position: Do not use your hedge
trimmer and contact your STIHL servicing dealer.
Trigger or trigger lockout is faulty.
Switch lever
► Remove the battery.
► Depress the switch lever and release it again.
► If the switch lever is stiff or does not spring back to its idle
position: Do not use your hedge trimmer and contact your
STIHL servicing dealer.
The switch lever has a malfunction.
Switch on the hedge trimmer
► Fit the battery.
► Depress the switch lever and release it again.
► If the cutting blades have run or are running: Do not use
your hedge trimmer and contact your STIHL servicing
dealer.
The trigger has a malfunction.
► Depress the trigger lockout lever and hold it in that
position.
► Pull the trigger and hold it there.
► If the cutting blades run: Do not use your hedge trimmer
and contact your STIHL servicing dealer.
The switch lever has a malfunction.
► Depress the switch lever (1) and hold it in that position.
The cutting blades run.
► If 3 LEDs flash red: Remove the battery and contact your
STIHL servicing dealer.
Malfunction in hedge trimmer.
► Release the switch lever.
The cutting blades stop running after about 1 second.
► If the cutting blades continue to run after 1 second:
Remove the battery and contact your STIHL servicing
dealer.
Your hedge trimmer has a malfunction.
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9.2

Testing the Battery

► Press button on battery.
The LEDs glow or flash.
► If the LEDs do not glow or flash: Do not use the battery
and contact your STIHL servicing dealer.
There is a malfunction in the battery.
10 Operating the Hedge Trimmer

10.1 Holding and Controlling the Hedge Trimmer

► Hold the hedge trimmer with one hand on the control
handle – wrap your thumb around the control handle.
► Hold the hedge trimmer with the other hand on the loop
handle – wrap your thumb around the loop handle.

10.2 Cutting

► Use lopping shears or a chainsaw to cut out thick
branches first.
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