Battery Operation - Wolf Garten HYBRID POWER 37 Mode D'emploi

Mains power operation
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Mains power operation is ideal for:
Cutting of high grass (e.g. after a holiday)
Cutting of large lawns
No battery available
Feed cable through the strain relief
Please feed cable through the strain relief.
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Note: WOLF Flick-Flack®
WOLF Flick-Flack® keeps the cable away from the cutting
unit.
Connecting to the mains (230 Volts, A.C., 50 Hz)
The mower operates from any normal household mains supp-
ly, provided with a 16 Amps. fuse.
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Note: Residual current protection device
These protection devices safeguard while touching
damaged wires, from insulation flaws and in certain cases,
also while damaging live wires.
We recommend that the equipment only be plugged into
a power socket, which is protected by a residual current
protection device (RCD) with a residual current of not
more than 30 mA.
Retrofit kits are available for old installations. Consult an
electrician.
Starting and Stoping
Switch on motor with mowerplaced on level and firm ground.
not in high grass - alternatively tilt slightly
Switch-on motor
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For technical reasons, it might take 2 to 3 seconds be-
fore the motor starts up.
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The battery is also automatically recharged during
mains power operation.
1. Depress button and hold (1).
2. Lift up bar (2).
3. Release button (1).
Switch-off motor S
Release bar (2).
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Tips for mowing:
To prevent strips of grass from being left unmowed, the
cutting paths must always overlap a few centimeters
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Always let cable trail on the cut side of the lawn.
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Battery operation

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Battery operation is ideal for:
Small lawns, e.g. front gardens
Lawns with lots of corners, etc.
Lawns trees, hedges, etc.
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The area that can be cut with a fully charged battery
depends on a number of factors, such as:
Lawn type
Battery-operated lawnmowers are ideal for the frequent cut-
ting of well-looked-after lawns. They can also be used for
lawns with longer grass, for example after your holidays.
The higher the grass, the less well it can be cut in battery
mode.
Lawn structure
The area that can be mown decreases in proportion to the
density of the grass. The mowing capability is lowest on ex-
tremely dense grass, e. g. golf greens.
Lawn condition
The condition of the lawn (dry, damp with dew, wet) has a
major influence on the area of lawn which can be mowed.If
the lawn is dry, this will give the maximum area which can
be mowed.If the lawn is wet, more energy is required for the
mowing and collection and thus this is the condition where
the area which can be mowed is at a minimum.
Mowing/walking speed
The walking speed infl uences the duration of mowing and
therefore the area that can be covered. We therefore re-
commend rapid mowing. The mowing path should not be
covered twice if possible and the overlap of mowing tracks
should be kept as minimal as possible. Frquently switching
the mower on and off likewise decreases the battery's po-
wer.
Starting and Stoping
Switch on motor with mowerplaced on level and firm ground.
not in high grass - alternatively tilt slightly
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Before operating the mower with the battery,
disconnect the mains cable.
1. For this purpose, disconnect the mains cable from the mains
socket of the lawnmower.
2. Release the cable strain relief from the rocker.
3. Move the cable to a safe location, for example the patio, path
or the already cut lawn section.
Switch-on motor S
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For technical reasons, it might take 2 to 3 seconds be-
fore the motor starts up.
1. Depress button and hold (1).
2. Lift up bar (2).
3. Release button (1).
Switch-off motor S
Release bar (2).
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