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PRUNER INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL
OPERATION:
B1 –
Only use the pruner
attachment for pruning (cutting
branches) and only for cutting wood.
Do not use the equipment for other
purposes. Do not use the equipment
to cut down trees.
HAZARD!
for
persons.
B2 –
Wear safety gear and
equipment suitable for using the
pruner
.
During operation, do not wear loose
or baggy clothing. Do not wear
objects that could become trapped
in moving parts.
B3 –
Wear approved protective
goggles or visor.
B3.1 -
Wear approved ear protectors.
B3.2 -
Wear a safety helmet in areas
where objects are likely to fall.
B4 -
Wear sturdy shoes with non-
slip soles.
B5 -
Wear sturdy gloves.
B6 –
Anyone using the pruner
equipment
must be fit.
DO NOT
USE THE PRUNER EQUIPMENT
when you are tired, feeling ill or
under the effect of alcohol,
medicines or drugs.
B7 – WARNING!
Exhaust fumes are
toxic and asphyxiating. If inhaled,
these fumes could be lethal. Do not
start the engine in enclosed or poorly
ventilated areas.
B8 –
Prolonged use of the hedge
trimmer may hinder blood
circulation to the hands (Raynaud’s
disease) due to vibrations.
The following factors may present a
risk to the operator’s health:
-
Operator has poor circulation to his
hands.
-
The pruner is used in cold weather
(wearing warm gloves is strongly
recommended).
-
The pruner is used continuously for
long periods of time (intermittent use
is recommended).
-
If you feel a
tingling sensation or numbness,
seek medical attention.
B8.1 –
Always hold the product with
both hands.
Stand in a safe and steady position
on both legs. Keep your balance.
Do not operate on stairs. Do not
work on ladders. Do not use the
equipment while standing on tree
branches. To cut the higher
branches, prefer a stable
framework.
Do not use the equipment with one
hand only.
B8.2 –
The pruner
is designed to be
used on the right side of the
operator (see fig. 11). Hold the rear
handle (fitted with controls) with
your right hand and the front handle
with your left hand.
B9 – WARNING!
Petrol and its
vapours are highly flammable.
BURNING AND FIRE HAZARDS.
B9.1 -
Stop the engine before
refuelling.
B9.2 -
Do not smoke while refuelling.
B9.3 -
Wipe off any spilled fuel. Start
the engine away from the refuelling
area.
B9.4 –
Make sure the tank cap is
firmly tightened. Beware of any leaks.
B10 – SAFETY DEVICES
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