Oregon PH600 Mode D'emploi page 17

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Maintenance
WARNING: A Powerhead can start
accidentally if connected to battery or
power source. Disconnect power source
before inspecting, cleaning, or performing
maintenance.
CAUTION: Inspect the powerhead
regularly. Regular inspection is the first step
to proper maintenance. Follow the guidelines
below to maximize safety and satisfaction.
Have any damaged or excessively worn parts
replaced immediately.
CAUTION: When cleaning the powerhead,
do not immerse in water or other liquids.
Do not use a pressure washer to clean the
powerhead.
Inspection
Before each use, and if the powerhead has been
dropped, inspect these parts:
POWERHEAD
• The handle should not have cracks or other
damage It should be clean, dry, and free of oil,
moisture, or anything else that prevents a firm
grip
• The electronics cooling vent should be clear and
free of debris
• The battery pack should be clean, dry, and show
no signs of puncture, impact, or other damage
The contacts should be clean, dry, and free of
debris
• The battery port and contacts should be clean,
dry, and free of debris
• The variable speed trigger should operate
smoothly and should cause increased powerhead
speed with increased pressure
• The variable speed trigger should prevent the
motor starting if it is not depressed
• Screws should be tight and hold each component
in place
Multi-attachment Powerhead
Operation and Maintenance
Cleaning
CAUTION: When cleaning the powerhead
and attachments, do not immerse in water or
other liquids. Do not use a pressure washer to
clean the powerhead and attachments.
• Remove the battery
• Remove any debris from the intake screen to
ensure unrestricted airflow
• Clear any debris from the battery port and wipe
the contacts
• Wipe dust and clippings from the powerhead
BATTERY PACK
IMPORTANT: There are no user serviceable
parts inside the battery pack. Do not
disassemble.
Lithium ion batteries have a finite operating life
If the amount of use time per charge decreases
noticeably under normal use, the battery pack is
at the end of its useful life and should be replaced
• Make sure the battery pack, including the
contacts, is clean, dry, and has no signs of
puncture, impact, or other damage Broken
batteries can cause fires or emit hazardous
chemicals
• Clean dirty contacts with a soft, dry cloth Dirt
or oil can cause a poor electrical connection
resulting in loss of power
• Store battery with a full charge, on a charger
when possible
CHARGER
IMPORTANT: There are no user serviceable
parts inside the charger. Do not disassemble.
• Unplug the charger from the electrical outlet
• Clean dirty contacts with a soft, dry cloth
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