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Disassemble for Cleaning:
Cleaning:
• Turn the tension adjustment knob clockwise slightly to release tension on the ratchet.
• While turning the tension adjustment as described above flip the pawl off of the ratchet so it is no longer
in contact.
• Release the tension knob; the shear band will now hang freely within the trimmer.
• With motor off, power cords unplugged, and the machine in a vertical or45 degree position, reach in the
drum and flip lever to the open position.
• Slide the drum gently from the machine and set it on a non-abrasive surface.
• (Tip: If the drum does not come out easily check that the shear band has been released as described in
step 2.)
• Reach inside the machine and remove the shear band by gently lifting the shear band off of the metal
tabs which hold it in place.
• Gently remove the sheet from the machine and place it on a non-abrasive surface.
1. Shut off motor. Unplug power cords.
2. Release tension on the shear band:
1. Cover entire drum and shear band with a thick coat of cooking oil (olive, vegetable, etc). Let it sit for 3-12hrs.
2. Using warm/hot water, concentrated dish soap and a non-metallic dish scrubber,clean the drum and other machine
components by hand.
3. Remove drum:
4. Remove Shear band:
NOTICE
NOTICE
For best results use hot water whenever possible. Be careful when selecting the degreaser that it will not
damage the painted or anodized components of the trimmer. Always follow the operating instructions
provided using the pressure washer.
If you choose to use a pressure washer take care not to damage the trimmer’s finish by holding the nozzle
excessively close to the machine or by focusing the spray onto the motor or timer. These components are
not intended to be waterproof and water damage is excluded from warranty cover
Summary of Contents for TRIMINATOR XL
Page 2: ...CONTENTS ...
Page 4: ...SAFETY ...
Page 8: ...INITIAL SETUP ...
Page 12: ...OPERATION ...
Page 17: ...CLEANING MAINTENANCE ...
Page 23: ...WARRANTY ...