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• Prior to use, always check the cord
and extension cord for signs of dam-
age or wear. Immediately disconnect
the cord from the mains in case it is
damaged in use. Do not touch the
cord until it is unplugged. Do not oper-
ate the appliance if the cord is worn or
damaged.
Working with the Equipment:
Do not place feet or hands near or
under rotating parts when working.
Keep away from the ejector chute.
Risk of injury!
• Switch the motor on as directed and
only if your feet are a safe distance
away from the machine’s moving parts.
• Do not place the flap of the ejector
chute in the direction of people, ani-
mals, windows or cars. Do not start
the motor, if the flap of the ejector
chute is pointing towards the operator.
There is a risk of personal injury and
damage to property.
• Only work in good light. Working in
areas without lighting can result in ac-
cidents.
• Do not use the machine in damp or
wet conditions.
• Do not work with the equipment when
tired, lacking concentration or under
the influence of alcohol or drugs. Al
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ways take breaks in good time. Take
a sensible approach to the work. This
enables you to control the equipment
better in unexpected situations.
• When working, ensure a firm stance,
particularly on slopes. Do not work
across slopes. Take particular care
when changing the direction of travel
on the slope. Do not work on exces-
sively steep slopes (max. 10°). There
is the risk that the machine will topple
over.
• Run the equipment only at a walk
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ing pace. Take particular care when
turning the equipment around, pulling
it towards you or going backwards.
Take care on icy surfaces to avoid
slipping or falling.
• Be careful when crossing paths, roads
or driveways and be aware of any hid-
den dangers and the traffic.
• The equipment is not to be lifted or
transported while the motor is running.
There is a risk of injury.
• Do not leave the equipment unat
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tended in the workplace.
• Do not work with equipment that is
damaged, incomplete, or has been
modified without the authorisation
of the manufacturer. Do not use the
equipment with damaged safety
devices. This ensures that the equip
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ment remains safe.
• Do not overload the equipment.
Work only within the specified power
range and do not change the regula-
tor settings on the motor. Do not use
low-powered machines for heavy
work. Do not use your equipment for
purposes other than those for which it
is designed. Using the equipment for
purposes other than those intended
can result in dangerous situations.
• Do not use the equipment near
inflammable liquids or gases. Non-
observance will result in a risk of fire
or explosion.
• Release the start lever and remove
the safety key:
- Whenever you leave the machine,
- When you transport the device.
• Release the start lever, remove the
safety key, remove the rechargeable
battery and ensure that all moving
