Overload Protection - Toolland VL 110 Mode D'emploi

VL 110
Slide the wheels (10) on to the axle. Use

a hammer to fix the wheel hub (9) in the
wheel axle.
COLLECTION OF SHREDDED MATERIAL
Use a receptacle placed under the

ejection slot for collecting the shredded
material.

OVERLOAD PROTECTION

Overload (e.g. blocking up of the cutting

blades) leads to a standstill of the
machine after a few seconds.
To protect the motor from being

damaged, the overload switch will cut the
mains automatically.
Wait at least 1 minute before restarting

by first pressing the reset button and
then the on/off switch.
In the event of blocking of the cutting

blade, turn the rotational direction switch
to the left position 1 before switching the
shredder on again.
ROTATIONAL DIRECTION SWITCH
The rotational direction switch can only

be operated when the shredder is
switched off.
Position 1: The cutting blade draws in the

material and chops it.
Position 0: The cutting blade operates in

reverse direction and jammed material is
released. Keep the green button of the
on/off switch pressed after setting the
rotational direction switch on position 0,
the cutting blades will turn in reverse
direction. Release the on/off switch, the
shredder will stop automatically.
Large objects or woody pieces will be

removed after several operations in both
cutting and releasing directions.
Use a pusher or clearing hook to remove

blocked objects from the feeding funnel
and ejection slot.
Always wait for the shredder to become

idle before switching it on again.
Longer material standing out from the

shredder could lash out when being
drawn in by the cutting blade.
Please kept at safe distance.
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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
Feed the material to be chopped into the

right side of the feeding funnel (anti-
clockwise rotation of the cutting blades).
Longer material standing out from the

machine could lash out when being drawn
in by the blades. Maintain safety
distance.
Do not insert too much material at once,

as this can black the feeding funnel.
Chop garden waste that has been stored

for some days and is wilted and damp
alternately with branches. This prevents
the cutting blades from blocking up.
Do not place soft waste such as kitchen

rubbish into the shredder but compost it.
Extensively branched material with leaves
mist be completely chopped before new
material is fed in. Take care that the
chopped material can fall freely from the
ejection slot, danger of backing up.
The ventilation slots must not be covered

by the waste bag or the chopped
material.
ADJUSTING THE COUNTER BLADE (FIG.
C)
The counted blade (B) is set at a distance
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of 0.5 to 1mm from the cutting blade (A).
This distance should be maintained to

achieve effective operation.
Soft material or wet woody branches may
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be cracked instead of cut off, and a worn
counter blade may cause the same
problem after much use.
There is an adjusting device on the right

side of the plastic housing.
To adjust the distance insert the supplied

hex key (D) and turn clockwise so that
the bolt (C) will move toward to the
cutting blade.
Half a turn moves to the counter blade
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0.5mm closer to the cutting blade.
After adjusting make cutting tests to

check if the best effect is achieved.
Ensure that the cutting blade does not

strike the counter blade, as this may
damage the shredder.
Heavy material or branches may result in

blocking of the cutting blades during
continuous cutting.
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