Selecting The Proper Brush; Cleaning And Maintenance - Parkside PUB 500 A1 Traduction Des Instructions D'origine

All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com
can cause an electric shock.
• Always move across the slope
when working on hills.
• Avoid any contact with ixed
obstacles (rocks, walls, picket
fences, etc.) in order to prevent
damages to the device.
• Switch off the device during
breaks or when transporting it
and wait until the brush has com-
pletely stopped rotating.
Using the device:
Never move the brush across plastic
or other looring material while it
is in operation.The brushes could
scratch or damage the surface.
We do not assume any liability for
damages in this case.
• Operate the device at walking speed.
• The arrow
guard indicates the brush's rotational
direction.
• Always test the device in an
inconspicuous area before using it on
sensitive loors.

Selecting the proper brush

For information on replacing the brush,
please refer to the "Assembly instructions"
section.
Steel brush ( 17):
Select this brush for removing persistent
lichenics and moss on robust grounds.
Use the steel brush on robust
surfaces only (road, pavement) as
it may damage and/or scratch the
ground.
on the spray
Narrow nylon brush (
Select this brush for removing weed,
lichenics and moss from small narrow joints.
Large plastic brush (
Select this brush for removing weed,
lichenics and moss from wide joints and für
cleaning smaller areals.
Cleaning and
maintenance
Always unplug the device
before working on it.
Any work that is not described
in these Instructions must be
carried out by a servicing
agency authorized by us.
Danger of injury!
Cleaning
Do not jet water onto the
trimmer and do not clean it
under lowing water. This
would result in the danger
of an electric shock and the
trimmer could be damaged.
Always keep the device clean. Do no
use cleaning agents and solvents.
• Clean the device, brush and splash
guard with a soft brush or cloth after
every use.
• Keep the louvres clean.
Maintenance
• Only use spare parts and
accessories that have been
supplied or recommended by the
manufacturer.
GB IE
18):
10):
25