Güde 430/36-2 LI-ION Mode D'emploi Original page 13

Any other use is a use in conflict with the designation. The
manufacturer will not be liable for any consequential
damage and injuries. Please be sure to know that the
machine has not been designed for industrial purposes.
Assembly
Fitting the handles (pic. 2-3)
Caution! The cable may get damaged when assembling or
tilting the handle.
1. Tilt the handles out while paying attention to the
cable.
2. Now screw on the bottom part of the handle
using the locking wheel (pic. A/11).
3. Fixate the upper part of the handle with the
bottom part of the handle using the quick
release lever. (pic. 3)
Battery charging (pic. 4-7)
Caution! Charger to be used in dry rooms only.
General instructions for charging
To reach as long battery life as possible, the following
instructions must be followed:
The battery must be charged to the full extent
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before being used for the first time
The mower is automatically switched off when
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the battery voltage is low. In such a case, the
battery must be charged.
The battery should be charged before longer
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breaks, e.g. before winterising.
The battery may be charged in any state of
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charging and charging may be interrupted at any
moment without this causing any damage to the
battery.
1. Take out the start key.
2. Use your finger to push the battery cover and
release it.
3. Take the battery out of the compartment.
4. Connect the battery to the charger.
5. Plug the charger (230V~).
Instructions to the charger
Red LED lights up permanently: Ready for
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operation or inserted battery failure.
Red LED flashing: Battery is being checked.
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Green LED flashing: Battery is being charged.
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Green LED lights up permanently: Charging
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completed.
Instructions to the battery charge indicator (pic. 16)
If the button on the battery is kept pressed, the charge
level can be read (pic. 16):
3 green LED are on: Battery is fully charged.
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2 green LED are on: Battery is half full.
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1 green LED is on: Battery is almost empty.
Caution: The battery reaches the maximum
capacity after 3-4 charges.
Mounting the collection box (pic. 8)
1. Fit the collection box as shown in the picture.
Operation
Caution! Rotating blade
Works/adjustments on the machine only to be performed
when the engine is off, start key removed and the cutting
blade idle.
The duration of work with a charged battery depends on
the cut grass.
The higher and thicker the grass, the shorter time you
work with a charged battery.
General information on the operation
Start key
Caution! Rotating blade
Before any adjustment:
Take out the start key
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Do not touch the rotating blade
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The mower may only be started when the start key is
inserted in the machine.
Hanging the collection box (pic. 9)
Fit the collection box as shown in picture 9.
Cutting height adjustment (pic. 10)
Adjust the required cutting height as shown in picture 10.
SWITCHING the mower ON/OFF (pic. 15)
Switch the mower on on a flat surface. Do not switch it on
in high grass. The mower to be tilted in high grass only if
necessary.
Switching on the engine:
Press the ON button (pic. 15/a)
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With the ON button pressed, pull the safety
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handle (pic. 15/b).
Release the ON button (Abb15/a).
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Switching off the engine:
Release the safety handle (pic. 1/2).
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Emptying the collection box
The filling indicator flap goes down when the collection box
is full.
Caution! Rotating blade
Works/adjustments on the machine only to be performed
when the engine is off, spanner pulled out and the cutting
blade idle.
Unhook and empty the collection box.
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Remove any obstruction in the cutting area.
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Refit the collection box as shown in picture 9.
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At regular intervals, clean the openings below
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the filling indicator in the collection box.
Warranty
The warranty exclusively applies to material or
manufacturing defects. The original proof of purchase
including the date of purchase must be submitted when
applying a claim in the warranty period. The warranty does
not cover any unauthorised use such as machine
overload, violent use, damage by any other person or an
undesirable item. The failure to follow the Operating
Instructions and assembly instructions and common wear
and tear are also excluded from the warranty.
Residual risks and protective measures
Mechanical residual risks:
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