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Please observe local regulations
concerning noise protection.
Turning on and off
Maintain a firm stand and hold the
appliance well with both hands and
at some distance away from your
body. Before turning on the appli-
ance, check that it will not touch
any objects.
1. Check that the battery (16) is in.
2. To turn on, use your thumb to
actuate the switch lock (3), then
press the On/Off switch (2). Re
-
lease the switch lock.
3. To turn off, release the On/Off
switch (2). There is no continu-
ous operation mode.
After turning off the appliance,
the trimming assembly will keep
revolving for some time. Allow
the trimming assembly to come
to a standstill. Neither touch nor
Trimmer settings
To adjust the auxiliary handle:
The auxiliary handle can be set to various
positions. Set the handle in such a manner
that the cutting head is slightly tilting for-
wards when in the working position.
(cf. “Assembly instructions - installing the
additional handle”)
To adjust the height:
The telescopic shaft allows you to adjust
the appliance to your personal size.
Release the clamp lever (23).
Adjust the telescopic tube (8) to the
required length.
Fix the setting by tightening the clamp
lever (23).
To adjust the handle rod:
The handle rod can be turned by 90° and
180° (see “Work instructions”).
Push down the lock (9) and turn the
handle rod (6)
0° 90° 180°
, until it
snaps into your favourite position.
To adjust the spacer bow (flower
guard):
The spacer bow keeps the trimming as-
sembly away from plants and trunks not
to be cut.
Lock the spacer (11) into the corre-
sponding mounting on the engine
head (10). If you do not need the
spacer, you can pull it out of the
mountings laterally.
Manner of operation
WARNING. Danger of injury!
• Do not cut moist or wet grass.
• Before starting the trimmer check
that the cutting head will not
come into contact with stones,
rubble or other foreign bodies.
• Switch on the trimmer before you
approach the grass that is to be cut.
• Do not overload the trimmer dur-
ing operation.
• Avoid contact with obstacles
(stones, walls, fences, etc.) since
this would make the string wear
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