Servicing - Wolf Garten LYCOS E/280 T Notice D'instruction D'origine

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Servicing

Risk of injuries or material damage.
Only clean or service the device if the
motor is stationary and also the cutting
tool.
Pull out the mains plug before any work
on the device!
Repair and service work as well as the
replacement of safety elements must
be performed by a quali ed expert or
workshop.
Cleaning the trimmer
Switch the trimmer o and wait until the cutting
tool comes to a standstill.
Clean the device with a hand brush after every
use.
Clean the ventilation slots and underside of the
device at regular intervals to remove grass resi-
dues.
Attention!
Do not clean the device with water.
Replacing the line spool
Risk of injuries due to the cutting tool.
Only adjust the device with the motor
switched o and the cutting tool at a
standstill.
Do not reach into the area of the rotating
line.
Pull out the mains plug before any work
on the device!
Press the retaining brackets on the spool cap
together and pull it with the line spool
Remove the line spool
If necessary, remove any dirt.
Insert a new line spool in the spool cap
Thread the line ends through the eyes of the spool
cap .
Note
take the line of the new line spool out of the
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WARNING!
WARNING!
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After threading in and assembling the line spool in
the spool cap, pull strongly on the two line ends to
release them out of the retaining slots.
Position the spool cap, together with the line
spool, on the line spool holder so that the two
engaging lugs perceptibly engage
Risk of injuries due to the rotating line.
Upon switching on, the line is cut to the
working length.
Only switch the device on when it is in an
operating position.
Transport and storage
Risk of injuries due to the cutting tool.
Before transport or storage, switch o
the device and wait until the cutting tool
comes to a standstill.
Pull out the mains plug!
Storage
Thoroughly clean your device after every season.
Store the trimmer in a clean and dry room.
Protect the trimmer against rust/oxidation during
long storage periods.
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WARNING!
WARNING!
Servicing