Assembly - Wolf Garten HSE 45 V Notice D'instruction D'origine

z Wear personal protective equipment and protective
goggles. Wearing personal protective equipment such as dust
mask, safety footwear, hard hat and hearing protection reduces
the risk of injury. Whether this equipment is necessary depends
on the type of the electric tool.
z Avoid inadvertent start-up of the electric tool. Ensure that
the electric tool is switched off before carrying it or
disconnecting/connecting it to the power supply (mains or
battery). When carrying the electric tool, do not place your finger
on the switch and do not connect it to the power source while it
is switched on, as this could cause injury.
z Before switching on the electric tool, remove all adjusting
tools such as spanners, etc. Tools or spanners left on a
rotating part can cause injury.
z Avoid unnatural postures. Ensure that you are standing on
firm ground and avoid a posture where you could lose your
balance. This ensures that you will be able to control the electric
tool even in unexpected situations.
z Wear suitable clothing. Do not wear loose clothing or
jewelry. Keep your hair, clothing and gloves away from
moving parts. Loose clothing and jewelry and long hear can be
caught in moving parts.
z When using tools with dust extraction and collection
devices, ensure that they are properly mounted. The use of
dust extraction devices helps reduce the production of dust in
the working area.
Proper use of electric tools
z Do not exceed the maximum load of the tool. Use the tool
only for the intended purpose. To ensure safe and efficient
working, operate the electric tool only within the specified power
range.
z Do not use electric tools whose switches are defective.
Electric tools that cannot be properly switched on or off are
dangerous and must be repaired without delay.
z Before adjusting the tool, changing accessory parts or
putting the tool away for storage, disconnect the power
plug from the socket or remove the battery. This safety
measure reduces the risk of inadvertent tool start.
z Store the electric tool outside the reach of children. Do not
allow persons who have not read these instructions to
operate the tool. When operated by inexperienced persons,
electric tools can be very dangerous.
z Handle the electric tool with care and service it regularly.
Ensure that all moving parts can work properly and are not
jammed and regularly inspect the tool for defective or
damaged parts that might impair its function. Have
damaged parts repaired before you start the tool. Many
accidents are caused by insufficiently maintained electric tool.
z Keep the cutting parts sharp and clean. Carefully maintained
cutting tools with sharp cutting edges will rarely get jammed and
are easier to operate.
z When using the electric tool, the accessories and replace-
ment parts, strictly adhere to the instructions in this manu-
al. Take into account the actual working conditions and the
task in hand. The use of electric tools for purposes other than
the intended can lead to dangerous situations.
Service
z If the electric tool needs to be repaired, have the repair car-
ried out by specialist personnel and instruct them to use
only original spare parts. This ensures the operational safety
of the electric tool.

Assembly

Attach protective shield
z Attach the protective shield as shown.
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Tool-specific safety instructions for hedge shears
z Keep all body parts away from the cutting blade. Never
attempt to remove any cuttings or hold material to be cut
while the blade is still running. Do not remove cuttings that
have become stuck unless the tool is switched off. A
moment of carelessness while using the shears may cause
serious injury.
z Only carry the hedge shear by its handle and if the blade is
standing still. Always slip on the protective cover when
transporting or storing the shears. Handling the tool carefully
reduces the risk of injury caused by the blade.
z Keep the cable away from the cutting range. While working,
you may inadvertently cut the cable as it may be hidden by the
shrubbery.
z The machine is designed exclusively for cutting hedges.
Use for purposes other than those intended qualify as improper
use. The manufacturer/supplier is not responsible for any dama-
ges that result from improper use. The operator is solely respon-
sible for assuming all risks.
z Never attempt to use a machine that is not fully assembled or
one that has been altered in a manner that is not permitted.
z Work at a height where you do not run the risk of the blade
coming into contact with the ground.
z Reverse blade
If the blade becomes jammed by thick branches, for example,
the hedge shears must be shut off:
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Pull out the power plug.
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Do not touch running blades.
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Remove the cause of the blockage.
Cables
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Attention! Electric shock through cable damage
When the cable is cut through or damaged, the safety fuse
doesn't always trip.
z Do not touch cable, before pulling out the power plug from
the socket.
z Damaged cable has to be completely replaced. Patching
the cable with insulating tape is forbidden.
z Use only extension cables with a minimum cross-section of
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3 x 1.5 mm and a length of max. 25 m:
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When using rubber-sheathed cables, they must be of
type HO 7 RN-F or heavier.
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When using PVC-sheathed cables, they must be of type HO5
VV-F or heavier (cables of this type are not suitable for con-
tinuous outdoor use - e.g. underground installation for the
connection of an outdoor socket or pond pump, or outdoor
storage).
z Plugs and couplings must be protected from splashes.
z Use a residual current protection device (RCD) with a residual
current not exceeding 30 mA.
z Fit the connection cable to the mains lead cleat. Do not allow to
rub against edges or against sharp or pointed objects. Do not
squeeze cables through tight door or window openings. Switch
devices must not be removed or circumvented (e.g. connecting
the switch lever to the handle bars)
Disposal
Power tools do not belong in household garba-
ge. Bring the the device, accessories and pa-
ckaging to an environmentally-friendly
recycling location.
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