Important - Before starting work
- Check the blades proper operation. The blades work in opposite direction and have two cutting
sides to provide greater cutting capacity and performance.
- Repeat several times the starting and stoppage of the machine to become familiar with it.
- Make trial work on small shrubs or hedges to become familiar with handling the machine.
1. Ensure that tool is properly connected to power supply. Lay the extension cord behind you.
2. Wear appropriate protective equipment.
3. Clear working area off any objects likely to pose a hazard.
4. Inform persons to stay away from working area and machine while you are working.
5. Firmly hold tool with both hands, and always maintain a balanced and secure position.
6. Place blade above the hedge. Do not make sudden movements.
7. Press on switches (4) and (5) to start operation.
8. Once work is finished, stop product by releasing the switch (4) or (5).
Note: do not put down product until the cutting blade has completely stopped moving.
5.3- Tips
- In addition to its trimming function, the tool can be used to cut small brushes or trim small bushes.
- The trimming cut will be improved if an angle of 5°, between the hedge and the blade, is kept
during the operation. (Fig.2)
- Both sides of the cutting blades allow to trim both ways: from right to left or left to right (Fig. 3).
- To achieve a regular trim, we recommend you to limit the side of the hedge with a wire or line.
Only the branches higher than the top of the wire or line should be cut (Fig.4).
- The sides of a hedge should be trimmed from bottom to top (Fig. 5).
Fig.4
Important :
- Large branches should be cut with shears.
- In case the blades get blocked, stop and unplug the hedge trimmer. Then, remove the blockage.
VI. MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE
Before any intervention on product, ensure that switch is off and tool's plug is
disconnected from its power supply.
6.1- Maintenance
- Always wear gardening gloves when handling or working near the sharp blades.
- Check your machine regularly before starting any work. Check the machine carefully and replace
worn or damaged parts for safety.
- Keep all nuts, bolts and screws tight to be sure that the machine is in safe working condition.
- Damaged cutter blades have to be repaired or exchanged by a qualified person before working
with the machine.
- Do not attempt to repair the machine yourself, to avoid any danger.
- Only use original accessories and spare parts.
Fig.5
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Fig.7
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