Stiga CS 24 Li Manuel D'utilisation page 153

IMPORTANT Always remove the battery
(par. 7.2.2) and fit the blade guard whenever
the machine is unused or left unattended.
7. ROUTINE MAINTENANCE
7.1 GENERAL INFORMATION
The safety regulations to follow
are described in chap. 2. Strictly
comply with these instructions to
avoid serious risks or hazards.
Before conducting any inspections,
cleaning or maintenance/adjustment
interventions on the machine:
• Stop the machine;
• Wait until the chain is stationary;
• Remove the battery from its housing;
• Apply the bar cover, except when working
directly on the chain or bar itself.
• Wait until the motor is sufficiently cold;
• Read the relevant instructions;
• Use suitable clothing, protective
gloves and goggles;
• The frequency and types of maintenance
are summarised in the "Maintenance
Table". The table will help you maintain
your machine's safety and performance.
It summarises the main interventions to
be made and the frequency applicable
to each of them. Carry out the relevant
intervention according to the first deadline.
• The use of non-genuine and/or incorrectly
assembled spare parts and attachments
could adversely affect machine operation
and safety. The manufacturer shall
decline all liability in the event of injuries
or damages caused by such parts.
• Genuine spare parts are supplied by
authorized assistance workshops and dealers.
IMPORTANT Any maintenance and
adjustment operations not described in
this manual must be carried out by your
dealer or Authorised Service Centre.
7.2 BATTERY
7.2.1 Battery power reserve
Battery autonomy is mainly influenced by:
a. environmental factors, that cause
higher energy requirements:
– cutting trees and branches
that are too thick;
b. operator behaviour that should be avoided:
– switching the machine on and off
frequently whilst working;
– adopting a cutting technique
that is unsuitable for the work to
be performed (par. 6.4.2);
To optimise battery power reserve
it is always recommended to:
• cut wood when dry;
• use the most appropriate technique
for the work to be performed
If the need arises to use the machine for
sessions which exceed the capability of
a standard battery, it is possible to:
• purchase a second standard battery
to immediately replace the discharged
battery, without compromising
the continuity of operations;
7.2.2 Battery removal and recharging
1. Press the retainer tab in the
battery (Fig. 10.B) and remove it
from its housing (Fig. 10.A);
2. Fit the battery (Fig. 23.A) in the battery
charger housing (Fig. 23.B);
3. Connect the battery charger (Fig. 23.B)
to a power socket with the voltage
indicated on the rating plate.
4. Fully charge the battery according
to the instructions in the battery/
battery charger booklet.
NOTE The battery is equipped with a guard
that inhibits recharging if the environmental
temperature is not between 0 and +45 °C.
NOTE The battery can be recharged at any
time, even partially, with no risk of damaging it.
7.2.3 Refitting the battery on the machine
When recharging is completed:
1. Remove the battery (Fig. 24.A) from the
housing in the battery charger (do not keep
recharging when recharging is completed);
2. Disconnect the battery charger
(Fig. 24.B) from the mains;
3. Fit the battery (Fig. 10 A) in its
housing pressing down until you
hear it click firmly into position and
check the electrical contact;
7.3 TOPPING UP THE CHAIN OIL TANK
NOTE The following symbol is found
on the chain oil tank cap (fig. 25.A) :
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