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from the power supply immediately. Do not
touch the electric cables until the power
supply has been disconnected.
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Make sure the power cord is positioned so
that it cannot be damaged by the cutting
means and will not be stepped on, tripped
over or otherwise subjected to damage or
stress.
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Never pick up or carry the product by the
electric cable.
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Never pull by the power cord to disconnect
from the power supply.
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Keep the power cord away from heat, oil
and sharp edges.
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Make sure voltage is correct for your
product. A nameplate on the product
indicates the product’s voltage. Never
connect the product to an AC voltage that
differs from this voltage.
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Make sure the switch is in Off position
before disconnecting from power supply.
PREPARATION
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Wear full eye and hearing protection while
operating the product. If working in an area
where there is a risk of falling objects, head
protection must be worn.
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Hearing protection may restrict the
operators ability to hear warning sounds.
Pay particular attention to potential hazards
around and inside the working area.
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Wear heavy long trousers, boots, and
gloves. Do not wear loose fitting clothing,
short trousers, jewellery of any kind, or use
with bare feet.
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Secure long hair so it is above shoulder
level to prevent entanglement in moving
parts.
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Before use and after any impact, check that
there are no damaged parts. A defective
switch or any part that is damaged or worn
should be properly repaired or replaced by
an authorized service facility.
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Make sure the cutting attachment is
properly installed and securely fastened.
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Never operate the product unless all
guards, deflectors and handles are properly
and securely attached.
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Consider the environment in which you are
working. Keep the working area free from
wires, sticks, stones and debris, which if
struck by the cutter, can become thrown
objects.
LINE TRIMMER SAFETY WARNINGS
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Never allow children or people unfamiliar
with the instructions to use the product.
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Use the product in daylight or good artificial
light.
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Avoid using on wet grass.
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Do not walk backwards when using the
product.
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Keep firm footing and balance. Do not
overreach. Overreaching can result in loss
of balance. Always be sure of your footing
on slopes. Walk, never run.
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Keep bystanders, children and pets 15 m
away from the area of operation, stop the
product if anyone enters the area.
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Keep the cutting attachment below waist
level.
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Never operate the product with damaged
guards or without guards in place.
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Never fit a metal replacement line.
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Keep hands and feet away from the
cutting means at all times, especially when
switching on the motor.
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Beware, the cutting elements continue to
rotate after the motor is switched off.
■
Beware of objects thrown by the cutting
means. Clear debris like small stones,
gravel and other foreign objects from the
work area before starting operation. Wires
or string may become entangled with the
cutting means.
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Switch off and disconnect from the power
supply before:
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servicing
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leaving the product unattended
●
cleaning your product or clearing a
blockage
●
changing accessories
●
checking for any damage after hitting an
object
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checking for any damage if the product
starts to vibrate abnormally
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performing maintenance
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The small blade fitted to the lawn guard
is designed to trim the new extended line
to the correct length for safe and optimum
performance. It is very sharp; do not touch
it, particularly when cleaning the product.
■
Always ensure that ventilation openings
are kept clear of debris.
■
Make sure the cutting head attachment is
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