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• After the cut is completed, the weight
of the saw increases abruptly for the
operator, as the saw is no longer
supported on the branch. There is a
danger that you will lose control of the
device.
• You should only pull the saw out of the
cut with the saw chain running in order
to avoid jamming.
• Do not saw with the tip of the cutting
equipment.
• Do not saw the bulge at the base of
the branch because this will prevent
the tree from healing.
Working Safely
• Do not use the high pruning saw when
standing on a ladder or in an unsafe
position.
• Do not be tempted to make unconsid-
ered cuts. Doing so may endanger
both yourself and others.
• Children must be supervised to ensure
that they do not play with the equipment.
• Long use of the equipment can result in
vibration-related circulatory disorders
in the hands. However, the length of
use can be extended by using suitable
gloves or taking regular breaks. Note
that a personal tendency for poor cir-
culation, low outdoor temperatures, or
high gripping forces during work will
reduce the length of use.
• While using the pole pruner/hedge
trimmer, pay attention to the specified
working angle of max. 60°
in or-
der to ensure that you work safely with
the device.
• Always stand on the slope above or to
the side of the branch to be sawn.
• Hold the device as close as possible
to your body. This will ensure the best
balance.
Maintenance/Cleaning
Warning! Risk of injury by
dangerous moving parts!
Repair and servicing work not
described in this manual should
always be carried by our Service
Centre. Use only original parts.
Remove the rechargeable battery
from the device before cleaning
and maintenance.
Wear gloves when working with the
blade, saw chain and cutter bar.
Carry out the following maintenance and
cleaning work regularly. This will guaran-
tee a long and reliable service life.
• Check the device before each use for
obvious defects such as loose, worn or
damaged parts. Ensure that the screws
are firmly in place.
• Do not cut with blunt or worn blades or
chains as otherwise you will overload
the motor and gears of your device.
• Check coverings and safety devices for
damage and correct seating. Replace
these where necessary.
Cleaning
Remove the rechargeable battery
from the device before cleaning.
• Clean the appliance after each use. Cle-
an the motor housing with a damp cloth
or a brush. The device must neither be
sprayed with water nor be put into water.
• Keep the ventilation channels of the de
-
vice clean. Use a damp cloth or brush
to do this.
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