Transport; Sawing Techniques; Sawing Off Small Branches; Sawing Off Larger Branches - Deltafox DG-CCS 1820 T Set Traduction De La Notice D'utilisation Originale

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• Do not use the cordless pruner when
standing on a ladder or in an unsafe
position.
• Do not be tempted to make uncon-
sidered cuts. Doing so may endanger
both yourself and others.
• Children must be supervised to ensure
that they do not play with the equipment.
• Change your working position regu-
larly. Long use of the equipment can
result in vibration-related circulatory
disorders in the hands. However, the
length of use can be extended by us-
ing suitable gloves or taking regular
breaks. Note that a personal tendency
for poor circulation, low outdoor tem-
peratures, or high gripping forces dur-
ing work will reduce the length of use.

Transport

• Put on blade cover (
• Ensure that you do not switch on the
equipment when carrying it.

Sawing techniques

Be thoroughly aware of the danger of re-
bounding branches.

Sawing Off Small Branches

Set your saw cut of smaller branches
(Ø 0-8 cm) from top to bottom, as illus-
trated.
Be aware of early breaking of the branch
if you have underestimated the size and
weight.
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Be completely aware of the falling cut
material.

Sawing Off Larger Branches

For controlled sawing of larger branches
(Ø 8-20 cm), first select a relief cut (see
cutting a).
This is made from below. Saw a notch in
the lower third of the branch.
The actual length cut (see cutting b) is
again made from the top, as far as possi-
ble in line with the first cut so that the two
cuts meet.

Sawing Off Parts

For large/long branches, sawing off in parts
is recommended (see cutting a, b, c).
This is the only way to safely ensure the
point of impact of the cut material.
Clear away from the area in which you are
standing any parts that have already been
cut and are lying on the ground.