17
G
16
G
5. Operation
1. Insert a loop of the extension cable
F
into the cable strain relief
device
1
.
In this way inadvertent disconnection of the lead is
prevented.
2. Open cable retaining fork
G
and insert the coupling of the
extension cable
F
into the plug
H
from below.
3. Plug extension cable
F
into mains socket.
Danger of injury if the Aerator does not switch off automati-
cally !
V
Do not remove or bridge safety devices fitted to the Aera-
tor (e.g. by tying the starting lever to the upper handle) !
Warning ! The Aerator does not stop immediately after
A
the motor has been switched off :
V
Never lift, tip or carry the Aerator with the motor
running !
V
Never start on solid ground (e.g. asphalt).
V
Always maintain the safety distance between the
aerator cylinder and the user as defined by the
guide handle.
1. Place Aerator on flat grass surface.
2. Keep safety interlock
I
pressed down and pull starting lever
J
on the upper handle.
The Aerator starts.
3. Release safety interlock
I
.
Blockage Protection :
If the aerator cylinder is blocked, e.g.
by a foreign body, immediately release the starting lever. If the
blockage lasts longer than 10 seconds and the starting lever
has not been released, blockage protection is activated. In this
case immediately release the starting lever. The Aerator can
be switched on again after cooling down for approx. 1 minute.
Danger of injury !
A
If blockage protection is activated and the starting
lever is not released, the Aerator starts again auto-
matically after approx. 1 minute.
6. Maintenance
The aerator cylinder can cause injuries !
A
V
Prior to maintenance, unplug from the mains and
wait until the Aerator drum has stopped.
V
Wear working gloves for performing maintenance.
The Aerator should be cleaned after each time it is used.
Risk of injury and physical damage !
A
V
Do not clean Aerator under running water
(particularly under high pressure).
V
Do not use hard or pointed objects for cleaning
the Aerator.
Connecting
Aerator :
Starting Aerator :
Cleaning Aerator :
When aerating areas of very mossy lawn we recommend re-sow-
ing the lawn after aerating. This helps the areas of lawn which
were replaced by moss to regenerate more quickly.
When in operation, the mains cable must always be guided in the
direction you are working at the side of the area you are aerating.
Always work away from the mains cable.
4. Assembly
1. Slide cable strain relief device
1
onto the upper handle
2
.
2. Insert bolts
4
from the inside through the holes in the upper
handle
2
and join the upper handle
2
to the middle part of
the handle
3
using the wing nuts
5
.
When joining the middle part of the handle to the lower handle,
ensure that the fold on the lower handle
6
is correctly aligned
(see Fig.).
3. Insert bolts
7
from the inside through the holes in the lower
handle
6
and join the lower handle
6
to the middle part of
the handle
3
using the wing nuts
8
.
The handle is now assembled.
4. Insert the assembled handle into the holes
9
in the motor
housing so that the
recess
0
is on the
left side (in the direc-
tion of motion)
(see Fig.).
5. On the underside of
the housing, bolt the
lower handle to the
motor housing using
the bolts
A
.
V
Do not place the connecting cable under strain
A
during assembly.
1. Place starting switch
B
over the holes
a
on the handle.
The connecting cable
E
is fed along the handle.
2. Bolt the starting switch
B
to the upper handle using the bolts
C
.
3. Using the two cable clips
D
, attach the connecting cable
E
to the right of the handle
3
from the inside.
The Aerator is now fully assembled.
Assembling the handle :
Assembling starting switch :
A
I
J
2
4
3
5
5
8
6
7
8
9
1
0
B
a
C
1
2
H
F
G
1
F
D
E
B
3
D
