Viking GE 150 Manuel D'utilisation page 33

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1. Table of contents
Notes on the instruction manual
General
Instructions for reading the
instruction manual
Country-specific versions
Machine overview
For your safety
General
Warning – dangers caused by
electrical current
Clothing and equipment
Transporting the machine
Before operation
Working with your machine
Maintenance and repairs
Storage for prolonged periods
without operation
Disposal
Description of symbols
Standard equipment
Preparing the machine for
operation
Attaching wheel axle and wheels
Installing the chassis and ejection
chute
Opening and closing the discharge
flap
Installing upper chute
Notes on working with the
machine
What material can be processed?
What material cannot be
processed?
Maximum branch diameter
Working area for operator
Printed on chlorine-free bleached paper. Paper is recyclable. Cover is halogen free.
Correct machine load
Overload protection
If the cutting unit of the garden
shredder is blocked
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Feeding the garden shredder
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Safety devices
Motor restart inhibitor
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Safety interlock
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Motor run-down brake
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Protective covers
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Operating the machine
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Electrical connection of garden
shredders
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Connecting the power cable
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Switching on the garden shredder
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Switching off the garden shredder
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Checking the rotational direction of
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the blade discs
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Changing the rotational direction of
the blade discs
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Shredding
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Maintenance
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Cleaning the machine
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Installing the feed chute
Removing the feed chute
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Locking the blade disc
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Removing the blade set
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Installing the blade set
Blade maintenance
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Reversing the blades
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Electric motor and wheels
Storage and winter break
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Transport
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Pulling or pushing the garden
shredder
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Lifting or carrying the garden
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shredder
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