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Ensure that the cable and the plug are in a perfect
state and that they comply with the machines
prerequisites.
Place the cable elongator in such a way that it does
not get tangled with branches and other cutting edges
and also ensure it is not dangling across the working
area. The cable elongator must always be behind the
machine and the end user.
6.3.3. START AND STOPPAGE
Move the switch to position 1 to start the machine.
1
Move the switch to position 0 to stop the machine
(“OFF”).
0
6.3.4. CHECKING POINTS AFTER START UP
It is important to ensure that there are no loose parts
and to check the temperature of the machine. If you
detect anything strange, stop immediately and check
carefully. In case of any anomaly or problem take the
machine to your nearest service agent for repair.
Never carry on working if the machine does not seem
to work properly.
7. MACHINE USAGE
Use this machine only for jobs for which it has
been designed. The use of this machine for any other
jobs is dangerous and can cause dangers to the users
and/or to the machine.
Work only with good light. Do not use this machine at
night, with fog or with reduced visibility that does not
allow you to clearly see the working area.
Limit the usage of the machine to 10 minute stints
and rest for a further 10 to 20 minutes in between
sessions.
Avoid using the machine when the ground is wet or
humid. Be especially careful when using the machine
after it has rained as the ground will be slippery and
you could fall.
If you lose your balance or fall, let go of the handle
switch immediately.
Do not use this machine if you are tired, sick, are taking
medicines, or if under the effect of alcohol or drugs.
The lack of rest and fatigue can cause accidents and
damages.
Do not expose this machine to rain and wet and
humid conditions. If water enters the machine there
will be a higher risk of electric shock.
Do not rely solely on the security elements of the
machine.
It is important to check that all parts are well
tightened. If you detect any anomaly, stop the machine
straight away and check the machine carefully. In
case of any damage, take the machine to your nearest
service agent. Never carrying on working if the
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