Assembly; Operation; Maintenance - Wolf Garten LI-ION POWER HSA 45 V Mode D'emploi

Assembly

Attach protective shield
A
Attach the protective shield as shown.

Operation

Times of operation
Please consult regional/local regulations.
Inquire about the operating times at your local regulatory agen-
cy.
Charging
B C
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Caution! The charger must only be operated in dry
rooms.
Before using the shears for the first time, charge the battery for ap-
prox. 2 hours.
Recharge only with the original WOLF-Garten charger (part no.
7420 068) !
1. Remove the battery from the hedge shears
2. Connect the charger to the power mains
3. Insert the battery into the adapter of the charger
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Instructions for the handling of the charger
Red LED (3) is on: Battery is being charged
Green LED (3) is on: Charge process completed
Red LED (3) flashing: Error
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Self-discharge of batteries! Remove the battery from the
3 charger once it is fully charged.
General instructions regarding the battery:
In order to maintain the long service life of the battery, always
follow the instructions below:
The hedge shears are automatically switched off when
the battery voltage is low. The battery must then be re-
charged before the shears can be used again.
Always recharge the lithium-ion battery prior to any pro-
longed period of non-use, i.e. before storing the shears
away in autumn.
The charging time is 2 hours for a battery that is comple-
tely empty.
The lithium-ion rechargeable battery can be charged at
any charge level and charging can be interrupted at any
time without damaging the battery (no memory effect).

Maintenance

General
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Attention! Reverse blade
Before all maintenance and cleaning work:
Pull out the power plug.
Do not touch moving blades.
Cleaning
Clean the hedge shears with a dry towel, particularly the ventila-
tion slits, after each use or using a brush in the case of heavy
soiling.
Spray the blades with oil after each use.
Under no circumstances spray the hedge shears off with water.
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Adjust blade head
In order to ensure the same, ergonomically ideal handling in all cut-
ting situations the blade head has a 5-position latching mechanism
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1. Press the locking button down
2. Rotate the blade head into the desired position
3. Now release the locking button.
4. Check whether the blade head is in place (the hedge shears can
C .
Switching the hedge shears on/off
B (1).
B (2).
B :
Motor on
1. Hold down the safety switch on the bowed handle (1).
2. Press the on/off button on the hand grip (2) at the same time.
Motor off
Tips for cutting
Storage
E F
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Attention! Reverse blade
Perform adjustments to the device only when the motor is off
and the blade is idle.
only be switched on if the blade head is snapped in).
Make sure that your hands are steady when working above head
height.
Hold the blade away from your body.
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Release one of the two buttons.
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Please observe the brooding season of the birds!
The ideal hedge cutting form is the trapezoid
for adequate light and ventilation for all parts of the hedge.
In order to promote thick growth of young hedges, only half of
new shoots should be cut.
If the hedge has already reached the desired height, new shoots
can be completely removed.
In order to achieve a steady hedge height you can string up a
guide wire at the desired height and cut along this wire.
Cutting seasons:
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Deciduous hedges: May/June and October (cutback to ap-
prox. 1/3 of the total height in winter)
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Conifer hedges: April and October
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Conifers: April and October
Store the hedge shears in the blade scabbard provided.
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For easy storage the blade scabbard can be mounted on the
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wall M N
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We recommend using the drill template (see page 106) for
simple wall-mounting of the blade scabbard.
Store the hedge shears in a dry location out of the reach of
children.
(1).
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(2).
E
L , which provides
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