Maintenance - Oregon CU600 Manuel D'instructions D'origine

APPLICATIONS
You may use the cultivator for the following tasks:
• Aerate or break up soil in your garden to prepare
for planting
• Removal of weeds
OPERATING THE CULTIVATOR (FIG. G)
WARNING: Always hold the cultivator
away from the body keeping clearance
between the body and the tool. Any contact
with an attachment cutting head can result in
burns and/or other serious personal injury.
If debris becomes wrapped around the
attachment, release the variable speed trigger,
remove the battery pack, and remove the debris
Hold the cultivator attachment firmly with both
hands: use your right hand for the rear handle and
the left for the front handle
The cultivator has a variable speed trigger
Operating the cultivator at partial throttle will be
sufficient for virtually all soil types Consistently
using the cultivator at full throttle will reduce the
lifespan of the drive train and engine
• Bring the cultivator to the work area before you
start the engine
• Make sure you are working on level ground Refer
to the section of this manual entitled "Starting
the Powerhead" and start the engine
• Hold both handles firmly, and then press the
trigger until you reach a steady, moderate speed
Lower the cultivator until the tines make contact
with the ground
• Pull the cultivator toward you carefully while the
tines work the ground
NOTE: Carefully pulling the cultivator toward you
as you work will make tilling easier because it will
reduce your exertion
CU600 Multi-attachment
Operation and Maintenance

Maintenance

WARNING: A battery operated tool
with the battery pack inserted can start
accidentally. Remove the battery pack
before inspecting, cleaning, or performing
maintenance.
CAUTION: Inspect the cultivator regularly.
Regular inspection is the first step to proper
maintenance. Follow the guidelines below to
maximize safety and satisfaction. Have any
damaged or excessively worn parts replaced
immediately.
CAUTION: When cleaning the cultivator, do
not immerse in water or other liquids. Do not
use a pressure washer to clean the cultivator.
GENERAL MAINTENANCE
Do not use solvents or abrasive chemicals when
cleaning any of the sweeper's plastic parts Most
plastics can be damaged by commercial solvents
and cleaners Use a soft cloth to wipe any dirt,
grease, dust, or other debris off the sweeper
WARNING: Do not allow petroleum-based
products, brake fluid, or gasoline to contact
the unit's plastic parts. Chemicals can
damage or destroy the plastic, which may
result in serious personal injury.
TINE MAINTENANCE
• Apply a few drops of lubricant to the shaft
occasionally This will keep the tines working in
optimal condition
• Always replace all four tines at the same time if
any of the tines show wear
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