Working With The Pole-Mounted Pruner; Putting Down The Device; Swivelling The Arm; Cutting Techniques Using The Hedge Trimmer - Parkside PHSHE 900 A1 Traduction Des Instructions D'origine

Working with the pole-
mounted pruner
If the saw chain gets stuck,
do not attempt to pull out the
pruner with force. There is a
risk of injury. Turn the motor
off and use a lever arm or
wedge to release the pruner.
• You will have better control over the
device if you saw using the lower edge
of the blade bar (saw chain in pulling
direction) and not using the upper edge
of the blade bar (saw chain in pushing
direction).
• The saw chain must not touch the ground
or any object while sawing through the
material or thereafter.
• Ensure that the saw chain does not get
stuck while sawing. The log must not
break or splinter.
• Please also observe the precautionary
measures to protect against kickback
(see the safety information).
• Remove branches hanging downwards
by sawing from the top of the branch.
• Twisted branches must be individually
cut down to size.
• Ensure the spiked bumpers (
i rmly in place before beginning to saw.

Putting down the device

• Place the device on the ground with the
motor housing i rst.
• The cutting unit (
placed on the ground without being
subjected to any pressure.
• Do not apply any static pressure what-
soever to the cutting unit (
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Swivelling the Arm

Caution!
The gear box (
hot during operation. There is
a risk of burns. Do not touch
the gearbox housing (
the connecting point to the
front tubular shaft (
1. Release the indexing by pushing the
safety slide (11) forward.
2. The tubular shank can now optionally
be turned 45° / 90° to the right or the
left (see the scale on the device).
Cutting techniques using the
hedge trimmer
Please also observe the illustrations
on page 4 on how to use the hedge
trimmer.
• Cut thick branches beforehand using a
branch clippers.
• The double-sided cutter bar enables cut-
ting in both directions or, with a swing-
ing action, from one side to the other.
• In case of vertical cutting, move the
hedge trimmer uniformly forward or up
and down in an arc movement.
• In case of horizontal cutting, move
the hedge trimmer in a sickle-shaped
movement to the edge of the hedge, so
that cut branches fall to the ground.
• In order to achieve long straight lines,
the placing of tensioned guiding cords
is recommended.
Cutting Shaped Hedges:
It is recommended that hedges be cut in
a trapezoidal shape, in order to prevent
stripping off of the lower branches. This
corresponds to the natural plant growth and
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