Checking The Battery Charge Level; Trimmer Settings; Manner Of Operation - Grizzly CT 1800 Li Traduction De La Notice D'utilisation Originale

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Checking the battery charge
level
The battery's ( 18) charge level is in-
dicated by the charge state indicator (
16).
Press the PRESS button on the battery.
The LEDs indicate the battery's charge
level.
Recharge the battery when the last
charge state indicator LED (
changes from green to orange/red.

Trimmer settings

To adjust the auxiliary handle:
The auxiliary handle can be set to various
positions. Adjust the handle such that the
cutting disk slightly tilts forward in your
working position.
Loosen the screw (23) in the handle

and move the auxiliary handle (5) to
your favourite position. Tighten the
screw in the handle.
To adjust the height:
The telescopic shaft allows you to adjust
the appliance to your personal size.
Loosen the threaded bush
‚
(8). Adjust the telescopic shaft (9)
to the correct length and tighten the
threaded bush.
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To adjust the cutting angle:
Changing the cutting angle lets you trim
grass at places that a difficult to reach,
e.g. under benches or wall offsets.
Tread on the pedal (15) on the motor
ƒ
housing and tilt the telescopic shaft
(9). There are 4 preset tilt angles (see
"Work instructions").
To adjust the handle rod:
The handle rod can be turned by 90° and
18) 180° (see "Work instructions").
Push down the lock (7) and turn the
„
handle rod
snaps into your favourite position.
To adjust the spacer bow (flower guard):
The spacer bow keeps the trimming as-
sembly away from plants and trunks not
to be cut.
Push the spacer bow (11) forward.
…
When the spacer bow is not in use
you can move it back to its parking
position.

Manner of operation

• Do not cut moist or wet grass.
• Prior to starting the appliance,
• Switch on the trimmer before
• Do not overload the trimmer dur-
• Avoid contact with obstacles
0° 90° 180°
WARNING. Danger of injury!
check that the cutting disk does
not contact stones, gravel or
other foreign bodies.
you approach the grass that is to
be cut.
ing operation.
(stones, walls, fences, etc.) as
this will rapidly wear out the lines.
(6) until it