Single brush machines
E 400 S Duo Speed
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2. Press push button (2) at the rear of the switching housing with your
thumb and hold it down. (The button stops the appliance being switched
on again by mistake).
3. Pull the lefthand or righthand switch lever (1) with the fingers towards
the handle (3).
4. The machine is now switched on. You can now release button (2) again.
5. Change the speed from low to high with switch (4)
Switching off
WARNING! Risk of injury!
Hold the machine firmly with both hands until it comes to a com-
plete rest!
1. Release both levers (1).
2. Keep a firm hold on the handle bar of the appliance until the machine
comes to a complete stop.
3. Move the guide bar into a vertical position.
NOTE!
The appliance has a thermal fuse which cuts off the motor if there is a
danger of overload. The appliance can be switched on again after a
cooling-off period of 5 to 10 minutes.
7.2.2 Controlling the appliance
Single brush machines are so called "self-propelling" appliances, i.e. they
are operated by slightly raising or lowering the guide bar.
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To move to the left: slightly lower the guide bar.
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To move to the right: slightly raise the guide bar.
7.3 Using the single brush machine
7.3.1 Manual attachment of the cleaning tool
Fig. 16 Manual tool attachment
Risk of injury from rotating parts!
Before attaching or removing the cleaning tool, always
unplug the device! Wear protective gloves!
Attaching the cleaning tool
1. Bring guide bar into a vertical position. To do this, pull the posi-
tioning lever (5) and push the guide bar (4) forward. Then release
the positioning lever again.
2. Tilt the machine backwards so that the switch housing
(6) is rest-
ing on the floor.
3. Insert the cleaning tool (1) into the drive disc (2). Lock in place
using a short, sharp anticlockwise movement.
Removing the cleaning tool:
1. Put the guide bar into a vertical position. To do this, pull the posi-
tioning lever (5) and swivel the guide bar (4) to the front. Then re-
lease the positioning lever again.
2. Tilt the machine backwards so that the switch housing
(6) is rest-
ing on the floor.
3. Release the cleaning tool (1) with a short, sharp clockwise turn.
Then remove the cleaning tool.