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LEDs on battery
The LEDs on the battery (b) indicate the charging level of the battery.
Press on button [a], the LEDs battery level will light up:
3 LEDs on = the battery is fully charged (full capacity).
2 LEDs on = the battery is half charged (medium capacity).
1 LED on = the battery capacity is low and needs to be charged.
0 LED on = the battery is depleted.
Inserting and removing the battery (tool)
a) To insert the battery on tool: slide the battery into its compartment on the handle bottom part.
Make sure that the battery is securely locked.
b) To remove the battery: press the release button and pull battery out of the compartment.
Charging the battery
- Place charger on a flat and dry surface within 1m of a wall socket.
- Remove battery from tool.
- Insert/slide battery into charger (Only recharge with the supplied or recommended charger).
- Plug battery charger into wall socket (power source).
- Charge battery (see Table 3 for recommended charging time).
- After charging, remove battery from charger: press the release button and pull/slide battery out.
- Insert fully charged battery on tool.
- Then disconnect charger from mains and store it adequately.
Note: Maintain the charger and the battery at a temperature between +10°C and +40°C.
Tips to ensure optimal battery life:
- Do not to drop, hit, or damage the battery.
- Recharge the battery before it is completely drained.
When you notice that the tool performance is decreasing, recharge the battery accordingly.
- Never charge a fully charged battery. Overloading reduces its life.
- If the battery is hot, allow it to cool down before proceeding with charging.
- When the product is not used, it is recommended to charge the battery every 3 months.
4.4- Starting the machine
The tool is fitted with a safety switch to avoid unintentional start.
- Switching on: press the safety switch (3) then press the trigger switch (2).
- Switching off: release the trigger switch (2).
Warning! The cutting means (nylon lines) continue to rotate for a few seconds after the tool is
switched off.
Wait until the cutting means come to a complete standstill before placing the machine down.
Caution! Do not touch the moving cutting means (i.e. nylon lines).
4.5- Adjustments
4.5.1- Auxiliary handle:
Angle position: to adjust the angle: undo the adjustment lock knob (4) for the auxiliary handle until it
can be moved forward or backwards without any great resistance (5 positions).
Set the handle to the required working position and then tighten the lock knob (4) again.
Height position (Fig.2): to adjust the handle height (i.e. the position of the auxiliary handle on the
upper tube), loosen the locking ring (4), then slide the handle up and down to adjust the height to suit
your own stature. Then tighten the locking ring (4).
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