Gardeline EM 700 ELECTRIC, Power Manual

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Model Number: EM 700 Electric Cultivator
Fault Possible cause Rectifi cation
The motor cannot be No power Check mains supply.
started. Cable damaged Check cable, pull the plug and insert again,
if required, replace the cable or have it
repaired by a qualifi ed electrician
Safety switch/plug combination Have the tool repaired by a specialist
damaged workshop.
Overheating protection is activated 1. Working depth too deep, continue work with
less working depth
2. Tines are blocked, remove blocking.
3. Soil is too hard, adapt working depth accordingly
and work soil by repeatedly moving forward
and backward over the same place.
Let the motor cool down for about 15 minutes
before you resume your work.
Unusual sounds Tines are blocked Switch the tool off, wait until the motor fully stops.
Lubricating agent is leaking Have the tool repaired by a specialist
workshop.
Screws, nuts or other fastening Fasten all elements; if the sounds remain
elements are loose contact a specialist workshop.
Unusually strong Tines are damaged or worn out Replace the tines or have them checked by a
vibration specialist workshop.
Working depth too deep. Adjust working depth to a suitable depth.
Bad tilling result Working depth too low. Adjust working depth to a suitable depth.
Worn-out/blunt tines. Replace the tines or have them checked by a
specialist workshop.
The motor cannot be No power Check mains supply.
started. Cable damaged Check cable, pull the plug and insert again,
if required, replace the cable or have it
repaired by a qualifi ed electrician
Safety switch/plug combination
damaged
Overheating protection is activated 1. Working depth too deep, continue work with
2. Tines are blocked, remove blocking.
3. Soil is too hard, adapt working depth accordingly
and work soil by repeatedly moving forward
and backward over the same place.
Let the motor cool down for about 15 minutes
before you resume your work.
Unusual sounds Tines are blocked Switch the tool off, wait until the motor fully stops.
Lubricating agent is leaking
workshop.
Screws, nuts or other fastening Fasten all elements; if the sounds remain
elements are loose contact a specialist workshop.
Unusually strong Tines are damaged or worn out Replace the tines or have them checked by a
vibration specialist workshop.
Working depth too deep. Adjust working depth to a suitable depth.
Bad tilling result Working depth too low. Adjust working depth to a suitable depth.
Worn-out/blunt tines. Replace the tines or have them checked by a
specialist workshop.
The motor cannot be No power Check mains supply.
started. Cable damaged Check cable, pull the plug and insert again,
if required, replace the cable or have it
repaired by a qualifi ed electrician
Overheating protection is activated 1. Working depth too deep, continue work with
2. Tines are blocked, remove blocking.
3. Soil is too hard, adapt working depth accordingly
and work soil by repeatedly moving forward
and backward over the same place.
Let the motor cool down for about 15 minutes
before you resume your work.
Unusual sounds Tines are blocked Switch the tool off, wait until the motor fully stops.
workshop.
Screws, nuts or other fastening Fasten all elements; if the sounds remain
elements are loose contact a specialist workshop.
Unusually strong Tines are damaged or worn out Replace the tines or have them checked by a
vibration specialist workshop.
Working depth too deep. Adjust working depth to a suitable depth.
Bad tilling result Working depth too low. Adjust working depth to a suitable depth.
Worn-out/blunt tines. Replace the tines or have them checked by a
specialist workshop.
15. Troubleshooting