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signals its locking in position, ensuring
thus the electrical contact (Fig. 4).
2. Connect the cable to the specific socket
and rotate it until hearing the specific click
that signals its locking in position, ensuring
thus the electrical contact (Fig. 5.A).
3. Adjust the straps (Fig. 7.A).
4. Close the harness at the front (Fig. 7.B).
5. Connect the cable to the machine (Fig. 8).
6. Select the battery to be used (Fig. 5.B).
6.1.3 Adjusting the handgrip
DANGER
Before adjusting the handgrip, disconnect the
machine from the battery backpack (Fig. 9).
1. Pull the rear handgrip release
lever backwards (Fig. 10.A);
2. start rotating the rear handgrip (Fig. 10.B);
3. Release the release control lever (Fig. 10.A);
4. rotate the handgrip until it clicks
into the desired position.
DANGER
Before using the machine check that the release
lever has completely returned to the block
position, and the rear handgrip is firmly attached.
DANGER
When working, the rear handgrip must
always be in a vertical position, whatever
the position of the cutting means.
6.2 SAFETY CHECKS
Run the following safety checks and
ensure that the results correspond
to those outlined in the tables.
DANGER
Always carry out the safety checks before
use. If any of the results fail to match the
indications provided in the tables below, do not
use the machine! Take it to a service centre
to be checked and repaired if necessary.
6.2.1 General check
Object
Handgrips (Fig. 1.C,
Fig. 1.D) and guards.
Screws on the
machine and blade.
Result
Clean, dry and fixed
firmly to the machine.
Correctly tightened
(not loose).
Cooling air ducts.
Blade (Fig. 1.B).
Guards.
Battery (Fig. 1.G).
Machine.
Connection cable
of the battery
backpack (Fig. 1.I).
Electrical cables
Blade control lever
(Fig. 6.A), safety
switch (Fig. 6.B).
Test operation.
6.2.2 Machine operating test
Action
1. Insert the battery
in one of the
compartments of the
battery backpack
(par. 7.2.3 ).
2. Use the connection
cable to connect the
machine to the battery
backpack (Fig. 8 ).
3. Select the battery
using the selector
(Fig. 5.B).
4. Engage the blade
control lever (Fig.
6.A) and the safety
switch simultaneously
(Fig. 6.B);
1. Release the blade
control lever (Fig.
6.A) or the safety
switch (Fig. 6.B).
1. When the blade is
engaged, pull the
rear handgrip release
lever (Fig. 10.A).
6.3 START-UP
1. Remove the blade guard (Fig. 1.E) (if used);
2. make sure the blade is not touching
the ground or any other object;
3. use the connection cable to connect the
machine to the battery backpack (Fig. 8 );
4. select the battery using the selector (Fig. 5.B);
5. Set the cutting speed
EN - 8
Not clogged.
Sharp, without signs
of damage or wear.
Intact, undamaged.
No damage to the casing,
no liquid leakage.
No signs of damage
or wear.
No signs of damage.
The entire insulation is
intact. Intact to prevent
sparks from occurring.
The levers must move
freely and not be forced.
No abnormal vibrations.
No abnormal sound.
Result
The blade should move.
The controls should return
automatically and rapidly
to the neutral position and
the blade should stop.
The blade should stop.
Fig. 6.
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