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in accordance with the descriptions and safety
instructions mentioned in these Operating
Instructions.
Any other use is in conflict with the designation!
Appliance use in conflict with the designation or any
changes made to the appliance shall make the
manufacturer's warranty void.
The user warrants for damages caused to third parties and
their property by using the appliance.
Being the user of the appliance, you should carefully read
these Operating Instructions before the appliance is used
for the first time. Proceed in accordance with these
instructions and keep them for future reference or if the
appliance owner is changed.
Persons using the appliance must not be under the
influence of addictive drugs such as alcohol, drugs or
pharmaceuticals.
Young persons under 16 years of age must not handle the
appliance (local provisions may stipulate the user's
minimum age).
Persons, especially children, and pets should be kept
outside the dangerous area.
Never use the appliance inside rooms; to be used
outdoors only. Covered and high wall-enclosed paths may
only be worked on if safe operation can be provided. Pay
especially attention to windows and persons in the
immediate vicinity to prevent material and personal
damage.
Do not directly aim the appliance at persons.
Do not use the snow blower near glass, cars, windows,
etc. without setting the right snow throw-away angle.
Wear gloves, protective glasses, closefitting winter clothes
and solid shoes with a rough sole when working and
providing maintenance.
Never put parts of your body and clothes near rotating
parts.
Use the appliance only when appropriate lighting is
provided. The appliance and handles should always be
held tightly. Never run with the appliance.
Use the appliance only for removing light and loose snow
(fresh snow) up to the maximum snow height of app. 10
cm.
Icy snow and ice must not be removed by the snow
blower.
Put the appliance out of operation and store it in a closed
room only after the engine has cooled down.
Use the appliance only when it is in a perfect state
specified by the manufacturer.
Use only original spare parts of the manufacturer or spare
parts of other manufacturers approved by the
manufacturer.
Have the appliance repaired by an authorised shop only.
Do not adjust the appliance when the engine is running
(except for settings directly recommended by the
manufacturer).
The safety distance from the rotating tool given by the
sliding posts always needs to be kept.
Switch off the engine before running on surfaces such as
footpaths and court entrances on which you do not wish to
remove the snow. The appliance should always be used
when in a perfect and safe state.
Check the ground on which the appliance is going to be
used and remove any items that might be caught or thrown
off by the appliance.
Possible damage to the appliance: When the appliance
hits a foreign item (e.g. stones) or when there are
abnormal vibrations the appliance must be switched off
and checked for any damage. Have any detected damage
removed and resume working with the appliance only after
the damage has been removed.
The appliance should only be used when in a perfect state.
Carry out a visual inspection before switching the
appliance on. Check especially the safety equipment,
electrical control elements, power lines and screw
couplings for any damage and if they are tightened
appropriately. Replace any damaged parts before the
appliance is put into operation if necessary.
Snow should be removed only after adjusting the snow
blower to the outdoor temperature when there are extreme
temperature differences. Immediate snow removing could
lead to premature wear of the drive shaft and other
extensions such as the rubber flap.
Work slowly and carefully, especially when changing the
direction. On slopes, guide the appliance up and down, not
crossways. Watch out for obstacles; do not work near
steep slopes. Do not use the appliance on slopes with
inclination of more than 20%.
Remove the snow immediately after it has fallen down; the
bottom layer gets icy later and makes removing more
difficult.
Snow should be removed in the wind direction if possible.
Remove the snow in a way to ensure the snow removal
lanes slightly overlap each other.
The appliance must not be used by persons (and children)
with limited physical, sensory and mental abilities or
persons lacking appropriate experience and knowledge
even if working under the supervision or trained on using
the appliance by a safety engineer before putting the
appliance into operation.
Children need to be watched to make sure they do not
play with the appliance.
Electrical safety
Feeder cables (max. 50 m) meeting outdoor use
requirements, e.g. H07RN-F 3x1.5 mm² within –25°C
H07BQ-F 3x1.5 mm² within –40°C should only be used.
Joints of feeder cables must be watertight and made of
rubber or coated with rubber.
Before using the appliance, check whether the feeder
cables are not damaged, broken or entangled. Switch the
appliance off and unplug it. Feeder cables in a perfect
state should be used only.
Switch the engine off and unplug it if you are not working
with the appliance or when leaving the appliance or
adjusting, maintaining or repairing it.
Use a safety switch against stray current with max. 30 mA
actuating current for your socket.
If the cable gets broken when working with the appliance,
there is a risk of life and injury. Slowly, making small steps,
get away from the appliance. Unplug the appliance. Make
sure the feeder cable never gets to the working area when
the appliance is being operated.
A feeder cable that is damaged may only be replaced by
the manufacturer, its customer service or similar
authorised staff to prevent any risk.
Warning! This appliance generates an electromagnetic
field when being operated. Under certain circumstances,
this field may damage active and passive medical
implants. To minimise the risk of serious or fatal injury,
persons with medical implants are recommended to
consult their doctor and medical implant manufacturer
before operating the appliance.
When turning the appliance, you might tumble over the
feeder cable and get hurt. The cable should always be
guided in a way to make sure it can never get to the area
you are walking or working in.
Guide the appliance only at a step pace.
Work under appropriate lighting only.
Work slowly and carefully, especially on uneven and earth
roads or when reversing.
Training
Read carefully the operating and maintenance instructions.
Familiarise thoroughly with the controls and proper use of
the appliance. You need to know how the appliance works
and how controls can immediately be switched off.
Never let children work with the appliance. Never let adults
work with the appliance unless they have been properly
trained.
Keep all persons, especially small children, and pets out of
reach of the place of your work.
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