EINHELL HEC 440 Instructions De Service page 9

Anleitung HEC 440
Safety instructions
Please read and follow the safety instructions
carefully.
1.1 Before certain operations are undertaken with
the hedge trimmer it is necessary to disconnect
the mains plug e.g.
- Damage to the cable
- Cleaning the blade
- Checking by interruptions
- Cleaning and servicing
- When not in use
1.2 The machine can cause serious injuries! Read
the operating instructions carefully to learn how
to handle, prepare, repair, start and stop the
machine correctly. Acquaint yourself with all the
adjusting parts and with how to use the machi
ne properly.
1.3 Hedge trimmers must only be guided with both
hands.
1.4 When using the hedge trimmer always work
from a secure position with stabile shoes.
1.5 Do not cut wet hedges or in the presence of
rain, and do not store the apparatus out of
doors. As long as the apparatus is wet it must
not be used.
1.6 We recommend you to wear goggles and ear-
muffs while cutting with the machine.
1.7 Wear suitable working clothing, such as rubber
gloves, anti-slip shoes and no loose chlothing.
Long hair must be contained by a hair net.
1.8 Avoid abnormal working positions and make
sure you stand securely, particularly when
using ladders and steps.
1.9 Keep a sufficient distance between the appara-
tus and body while working.
1.10 Pay attention that no animal or person is pre-
sent in the working or swivelling range.
1.11 Carry the hedge trimmer only by the operating
handle.
1.12 Keep the cable out of the cutting area.
1.13 Check the connecting cable for signs of dama-
ge or ageing befor usage.
1.14 The hedge trimmer can only be used when the
connecting cable is found to be in an undama-
ged condition.
1.15 Do not disconnect the mains plug by pulling on
the cable. Do not carry the apparatus by the
cable. Avoid all damages to the cable.
1.16 Protect the cable from heat, overflowing liquids
and damage through sharp edges. Replaces a
damaged cable immediately.
1.17 Examine the cutting device regularly for signs of
damage and if necessary have the tool repaired
by the experts of your ISC Customer Service or
a specialized workshop.
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1.18 When a blockage of the cutting device occurs,
e.g. thick branches etc., the hedge trimmer
must be made immediately inoperative
-removal of mains plug- and only than may the
cause of the blockage be removed.
1.19 Establish a storage location which is dry, safe
and inaccessible for children.
1.20 Always cover the cutting device with its guard
during transportation and storage.
1.21 Avoid overloading the apparatus and strange
applications i.e. do not carry out any work for
which the apparatus is not designed.
1.22 Only use cables and plug connections which
are approved for outdoor use:
- Connecting cable HO7RN-F2x1.0 with an
extruded shaped plug.
- Extension cables HO7RN-F 3G1.5 with
weatherproof shockproof plug and
shockproof coupling.
- For the operating of electric tools the use of a
current leakage protection device or a residual
current operated device is recommended.
1.23 The relevant checks and services must be done
regularly to the hedge trimmer. Replace dama-
ged knives only in pairs. A tradesman's
attention is necessary for damages occured
through falling or impact.
1.24 Maintain and service your tool carefully. Keep
your tool clean and sharp to make good and
safe work possible.
Heed and follow the directions for service and
maintenance.
1.25 According to the regulations of the agricultural
trade union only persons over the age of 17
years are allowed to operate an electric
powered hedge trimmer. This is permissible for
persons 16 years of age ander adult super-
visions.
1.26 Never use the machine with a damaged or
excessively worn cutting device.
1.27 Familiarize yourself with your surroundings and
note any possible hazards which you may not
hear due to noise from the machine.
1.28 The garden shear should not be used when
there are persons and particularly children in
the vicinity.
1.29 The level of noise at the workplace may exceed
85 dB(A). In this case you will need to introduce
noise protection measures for the user. The
noise generated by this electric tool is measu
red in accordance with IEC 59 CO 11, IEC 704,
DIN 45635 Part 21, NFS 31-031 (84/537/EEC).
1.30 Handle vibrations are measured in accordance
with ISO 5349.
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