How To Start - Use - Stop The Motor; Using The Machine - Stiga BL 2.6 E Manuel D'utilisation

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6. HOW TO START - USE - STOP THE MOTOR

STARTING THE MOTOR (Fig. 3)
Before starting the motor::
– Fasten the extension lead (1) to the cable clamp
on the rear handgrip.
– FIRST connect the power cable plug (2) to the
extension lead (3) and THEN plug the extension
lead into the mains socket (4).
– Make sure there is enough free space around
the machine.
To start up the motor:
1. Grasp the machine securely.
2. Operate the switch (5 - ON).

7. USING THE MACHINE

To respect people and the environment:
– Try not to cause any disturbance.
– Scrupulously comply with local regulations
and provisions for the disposal of waste
ma terials after work.
– Scrupulously comply with local regulations
and provisions for the disposal of oils, pe-
trol, damaged parts or any elements which
have a strong impact on the environment.
WARNING!
brations can cause injuries and neurovascu­
lar disorders (also called "Raynaud's syn­
drome" or "white hand"), especially to people
suffering from circulation disorders. The
symp toms can regard the hands, wrists and
fingers and are shown through loss of sensi­
tivity, torpor, itching, pain and discolouring of
or structural changes to the skin. These ef­
fects can be worsened by low ambient tem­
peratures and/or by gripping the handgrips
ex cessively tightly. If the symptoms occur, the
length of time the machine is used must be
reduced and a doctor consulted.
DANGER!
nerates an average sized electromagnetic
field, but it is not possible to exclude the pos­
HOW TO START - USE - STOP THE MOTOR / USING THE MACHINE
Prolonged exposure to vi­
This machine's motor ge­
USING THE MOTOR (Fig. 3)
Rotor rpm must be proportionate to the type of
work and regulated with a roller (6) located on the
handgrip.
STOPPING THE MOTOR (Fig. 3)
To stop the motor:
– Release the switch (5 - OFF).
– FIRST unplug the extension lead (3) from the
mains socket (4) and THEN disconnect the
power cable (2) of the machine from the exten-
sion lead (3).
sibility of interference with any active or pas­
sive medical devices that operators may be
using, with possible ensuing serious risks for
health. All those using medical devices should
always consult their GP, or the device manu­
facturer, before using this machine.
WARNING!
others:
1) Do not use the machine without having
read the instructions carefully. Become
ac quainted with the controls and the pro­
per use of the machine. Learn how to stop
the motor quickly.
2) Residual risks: even all the safety rule are
obeyed, there still can be a certain residual
risk, which cannot be excluded. From the
kind and construction of the tool the fore­
seeable potential endangerments can be:
– Hurled materials that may injure the
eyes;
– Damage of the hearing, if no protection
of the ears is carried.
3) Keep in mind that the operator or user is
re sponsible for accidents or hazards oc­
curring to other people or their property.
4) Always wear suitable clothing when using
For your safety and that of