background image

caused  by  improper  use  or  impermissible
modification.

7. Do  not  use  the  trimmer  if  other  persons,

above all children, or animals are near the
working  area.

8. The  high-speed  cutting  head  may  catch

and fling stones and other foreign objects a
great distance. To reduce the risk of injury,
ensure  that  bystanders  /  children  and
animals are at least 15 m (50 ft) away from
your own position.

B. Operational Precautions

9. Only use your trimmer for cutting grass and

weeds next to walls, under fences, around
trees and posts, on steps, garden paths and
patios, under bushes and hedges,  on  steep
slopes, in gaps between paving stones, etc.

C. Instructions regarding to safe handling

10. A power circuit breaker must be installed in

the  power  outlet  to  which  the  trimmer  is
connected  or  on  the  electric  cord  to  the
trimmer.  Contact  an  electrician  for  further
information.  For  a  safe  operation,  it  is
recommended to supply the machine over
a fault current safety breaker (RCD) with a
fault current not over 30 mA.

11. Before starting work check that your electric

trimmer is in good condition and that it is
operating properly. Pay special attention to
the  power  supply  cord,  extension  cord,
power outlet, switch and cutting head.

12. Before  using  the  machine,  the  line  and

extension  cords  have  to  be  checked  for
signs of damage or ageing. Do not use the
trimmer  when  the  cords  are  damaged  or
worn.

13. If the cord is damaged during utilisation, it

must  be  disconnected  immediately  from
the  mains.  DO  NOT  TOUCH  THE  CORD
BEFORE IT IS DISCONNECTED FROM THE
MAINS.

14. Attention! Danger. The cutting head continues

to  rotate  after  switch-off  (flywheel  effect).
Keep  your  fingers  and  feet  well  clear  to
avoid injury.

15. Use only extension cords that are approved

for  outdoor  applications  and  that  comply
with  specifications.  Couplings  and  plugs
must be splashwater-proof. Never operate
your  trimmer  without  a  properly  mounted
and secured safety cover. Check tightness
of cutting head.

16. Do not use damaged power supply cords,

extension cords, couplings, plugs or cutting
heads.

17. Do not switch on the unit when hands

or feet are near the cutting elements.

18. Wear goggles or properly fitted safety glasses,

sturdy  closed  shoes  with  non-slip  soles,
snug-fitting  work  clothes,  gloves  and  ear
protectors (ear plugs or ear mufflers).

19. Careless  use  can  cause  injuries  to  hand

and feet by the rotating cutting elements.

20. Always  hold  your  trimmer  firmly,  if  possible

with  both  hands  -  make  sure  you  always
maintain a good balance and secure footing.

21. Work  calmly  and  stay  alert.  Operate  the

trimmer under good visibility and daylight
conditions only.

22. Arrange the extension cord so that it cannot

be damaged and does not cause a hindrance.

23. Be careful not to chafe the extension cord

on corners, pointed or sharp objects. Do not
squeeze  extension  cord,  e.g.  through
narrow gaps in doors or windows.

24. Make sure the open side of the protection

guard is pointing away from yourself before
you switch on the trimmer.

25. Never tug the extension cord to disconnect

the plug. Always grip the plug.

26. Use  particular  caution  while  working  in

dense growth areas where your view of the
ground is obscured.

27. Never leave your trimmer outdoors in rain.

28.  Do  not  cut  wet  grass  or  other  growth.

Never use in rain.

29.

Hold  the  extension  cord  so  that  it  is

always away from the rotating nylon line.

30. Transporting  the  electric  trimmer,  e.g.

carrying  it  to  another  site:  Switch  of  the
unit, disconnect the plug.

31.

Take 

special 

care 

in 

slippery

conditions - on slopes and uneven ground.

32. Work  in  a  line  across  the  slope  and  take

special care when turning around.

33. Watch  for  hidden  obstacles  such  as  tree

stumps and roots to  avoid stumbling.

34. Clean the cutting head at regular intervals.
35. Check the condition of the cutting head at

frequent  intervals.  If  the  behaviour  of  the
cutting  head  changes  (vibration,  noise),
check  immediately  as  follows:  Switch  off
the  trimmer,  hold  it  firmly  and  bring  the
cutting  head  to  a  standstill  by  pressing  it
against the ground. Then disconnect plug
from power supply. Check condition of cutting
head - look for cracks.

Summary of Contents for GT2222

Page 1: ...ual is correct at the time of going to print the Draper Tools policy of continuous improvement determines the right to change specification without notice STOCK No 56477 56478 PART No GT3525T GT4729DA VOLTAGE 230V 230V POWER 350W 475W CUTTING WIDTH 250mm 290mm LINE FEED SYSTEM Tap n Go Fully Automatic LINE Single 6M Double 2x5M SUPPORT HANDLE Adjustable Adjustable WEIGHT 2 1kg 2 2kg SOUND POWER LE...

Page 2: ... Eastleigh Hampshire SO53 1YF England Declare under our sole responsibility that the product Stock No 56477 56478 Part No GT3525T GT4729DA Description GRASS TRIMMERS To which this declaration relates is in conformity with the following directive s 98 37 EEC 89 336 EEC 73 23 EEC With reference to DINVDE0730 2ZP DINVDE0730 1 EN55014 1 EN55014 2 EN61000 3 2 EN60001 3 3 JOHN DRAPER Managing Director P...

Page 3: ...1 2 3 6 5 4 7 9 8 ...

Page 4: ...11 12 10 13 14 15 16 ...

Page 5: ...miliarise yourself with the machine before the first use 3 Application The machine is exclusively intended for cutting decorative lawn i e lawn edges Any other use or use going beyond that such as the cutting of brushwood and hedges or large areas of lawn is considered improper use The manufacturer supplier is not liable for damages resulting from such use The risk is borne by the user alone A pro...

Page 6: ...d 16 Do not use damaged power supply cords extension cords couplings plugs or cutting heads 17 Do not switch on the unit when hands or feet are near the cutting elements 18 Wear goggles or properly fitted safety glasses sturdy closed shoes with non slip soles snug fitting work clothes gloves and ear protectors ear plugs or ear mufflers 19 Careless use can cause injuries to hand and feet by the rot...

Page 7: ...on cord must have the following minimum cross sectional area up to 25 m 80 ft 1 mm more than 25 m 80 ft 1 5 mm Make a loop in the extension cord push it through the opening in the handle and hook over the lug strain relief After finishing work unhook loop from lug and pull it out of the handle 6 Mounting the protection cover fig 3 4 Remove the spool cover by pushing the spool cover tab fig 15 pos ...

Page 8: ...g head and remove the cutting head cover 2 fig 13 Remove the used thread coil and put in the new coil 3 such that one end of the thread comes out of each outlet at the sides of the cutting head fig 14 Please take care that the spring 4 is pro perly seated under the thread coil Finally close the cover by pushing it in its seat Both locks must properly engage Model GT 4729 DA First turn the machine ...

Page 9: ... end Fig 3 so it will not come back through the hole Now repeat this process for the other line Now position the spool with the recess Fig 4 facing downwards wind the line around the upper race in a clockwise direction When fully wound feed the end of the line through the hole in the white nylon ring Fig 5 then slide the nylon ring over the upper race to stop the line unwinding Now wind the other ...

Page 10: ...ctronic mechanical photocopying recording or otherwise without prior permission in writing from Draper Tools Ltd YOUR DRAPER STOCKIST DRAPER TOOLS LIMITED Hursley Road Chandler s Ford Eastleigh Hants SO53 1YF U K Helpline 023 8049 4344 Sales Desk 023 8049 4333 General Enquiries 023 8026 6355 Fax 023 8026 0784 www draper co uk e mail sales draper co uk ...

Reviews: