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trees and posts, on steps, garden paths and 

patios, under bushes and hedges, on steep 

slopes, in gaps between paving stones, etc.

C. Instructions regarding to safe handling
15. A power circuit breaker must be installed in 

the power outlet to which the tool is connected 

or on the electric cord to the tool. Contact an 

electrician for further information. For a safe 

operation, it is recommended to supply the 

machine over a fault current safety breaker 

(RCD) with a fault current not over 30 mA.

16. Before starting work check that your electric 

tool is in good condition and that it is operating 

properly. Pay special attention to the power 

supply cord, extension cord, power outlet, switch 

and cutting head.

17. Before using the machine, the line and 

extension cords have to be checked for signs of 

damage or ageing. Do not use the tool when the 

cords are damaged or worn.

18. If the cord is damaged during utilisation, it must 

be disconnected immediately from the mains. 

DO NOT TOUCH THE CORD BEFORE IT IS 

DISCONNECTED FROM THE MAINS.

19. Attention! Danger. The cutting head continues 

to rotate after switch-off (flywheel effect). Keep 

your fingers and feet well clear to avoid injury.

20. Use only extension cords that are approved 

for outdoor applications and that comply with 

specifications. Couplings and plugs must be 

splashwater-proof. Never operate your tool 

without a properly mounted and secured safety 

cover. Check tightness of cutting head.

21. Do not use damaged power supply cords, 

extension cords, couplings, plugs or cutting 

heads.

22. Do not switch on the unit when hands or feet 

are near the cutting elements.

23. Wear goggles or properly fitted safety 

glasses, sturdy closed shoes with non-slip 

soles, snugfitting work clothes, gloves and ear 

protectors (ear plugs or ear mufflers).

24. Careless use can cause injuries to hand and 

feet by the rotating cutting elements.

25. Always hold your tool firmly, if possible with 

both hands - make sure you always maintain a 

good balance and secure footing.

26. Work calmly and stay alert. Operate the tool 

under good visibility and daylight conditions only.

27. Arrange the extension cord so that it cannot be 

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damaged and does not cause a hindrance.

28. Be careful not to chafe the extension cord 

on corners, pointed or sharp objects. Do not 

squeeze extension cord, e.g. through narrow 

gaps in doors or windows.

29. Make sure the open side of the protection 

guard is pointing away from yourself before you 

switch on the tool.

30. Never tug the extension cord to disconnect the 

plug. Always grip the plug.

31. Use particular caution while working in dense 

growth areas where your view of the ground is 

obscured.

32. Never leave your tool outdoors in rain.
33. Do not cut wet grass or other growth. Never 

use in rain.

34. Hold the extension cord so that it is always 

away from the rotating nylon line.

35. Transporting the electric tool, e.g. carrying it to 

another site: Switch of the unit, disconnect the 

plug.

36. Take special care in slippery conditions - on 

slopes and uneven ground.

37. Work in a line across the slope and take special 

care when turning around.

38. Watch for hidden obstacles such as tree  tumps 

and roots to avoid stumbling.

39. Clean the cutting head at regular intervals.
40. Check the condition of the cutting head 

at  requent intervals. If the behaviour of the 

cutting head changes (vibration, noise), check 

immediately as follows: Switch off the tool, hold it 

firmly and bring the cutting head to a standstill by 

pressing it against the ground. Then disconnect 

plug from power supply. Check condition of 

cutting head - look for cracks.

41. Be sure to bring the unit onto normal working 

position before turning it on again.

42. Have a damaged cutting head replaced 

immediately - even if it only has superficial 

cracks. Never attempt to repair a damaged 

cutting head.

43. Always switch off your tool and disconnect 

it from the power supply before taking a 

break and after finishing work. Do not forget 

maintenance. (Plug disconnected!) Only carry 

out maintenance and repairs described in these 

operating instructions. Any other work should be 

performed by your dealer. Do not grease - this is 

unnecessary, as this unit has been pregreased 

at the factory.

44. Inspect cooling air slots on the motor housing 

at regular intervals for clog-ups and clean as 

necessary.

Summary of Contents for RLT-1004K

Page 1: ...RLT 1004K OWNER S OPERATING MANUAL...

Page 2: ...DESCRIPTION Fig 1 Fig 2 Fig 3 Fig 4 Fig 5 Fig 6 Fig 7 Fig 8 2...

Page 3: ...DESCRIPTION Fig 9 Fig 10 Fig 11 Fig 12 Fig 13 Fig 14 Fig 15 Fig 16 3 2...

Page 4: ...DESCRIPTION 4 Fig 17 Fig 18 Fig 19 Fig 20 Fig 21 Fig 22...

Page 5: ...ELECTRIC 1004K 1 Voltage 230V No load speed 7 500 r min Power input 1000W GARDEN TRIMMER KIT KIT Pruner saw Brush cutter Line trimmer Extension tube Nett weight 200mm 230mm 380mm line 2mm 706mm 6 7kg...

Page 6: ...rvance of the operating manual and the compliance with the conditions of control and maintenance Keep the operating manual always at hand near the place the machine is used A General Instructions 1 Yo...

Page 7: ...isibility and daylight conditions only 27 Arrange the extension cord so that it cannot be 7 Safety Instructions damaged and does not cause a hindrance 28 Be careful not to chafe the extension cord on...

Page 8: ...e 4 protection caps from the cutting disk 5 Keep the caps to regularly reuse them when transporting or storing the tool 6 The brushcutter has two sided cutting surfaces meaning that it may be turned a...

Page 9: ...n thread has come to a halt Remove the screw 1 by turning it clockwise Remove the used thread coil and put in the new coil 2 such that one end of the thread comes out of each outlet at the sides of th...

Page 10: ...tester Should it still not work although the socket is o k send it undismantled to an authorised service station for repair Do not make any other repairs on your own have your tool checked and repaire...

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