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TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE

 

Make sure that the product has been 

thoroughly cleaned before storing it in a 

clean, dry place, and secured out of the 

reach of children.

 

Allow the product to adequately cool down 

before storing or transporting.

 

When transporting the product in a vehicle, 

secure it against movement or falling to 

prevent injury to persons or damage to the 

product.

MAINTENANCE

Before cleaning, inspecting or servicing 

the product, turn it off and allow the cutters 

to completely stop, disconnect the electric 

supply. After some time of shredding the 

cutting mechanism will become hot. Allow 

it to adequately cool down before cleaning, 

inspecting or adjusting.

 WARNING

The cutter blades are extremely sharp. To 

avoid injury, exercise extreme caution and 

care when cleaning or working near the 

blades or inside the opened enclosure when 

the collection bin is removed. Always wear 

heavy-duty protective gloves.

 

Be aware that the cutting means can still 

be moved even when the power is off or if 

the interlock switch is engaged.

 

To ensure the best performance from the 

product, it must be kept clean.

 

Always clean the product immediately after 

use. Wherever possible use a stiff brush 

inside the feed and discharge chutes and 

a dry cloth on the outside of the product.

 

Do not allow material to become dry and 

hard on any of the product surfaces, but 

particularly on the blades. This will directly 

affect the shredding performance.

 

Make sure that the feeding chute and the 

ejection chute are kept clean and clear of 

all waste material

 

Make sure that all nuts, bolts and screws 

(except the adjusting screw) are tight and 

secure.

 

Always have any damaged or worn parts 

repaired, or replaced by qualified personnel 

at an approved RYOBI service centre.

 

Never attempt to bypass the interlock 

switches on the collection bin or the front 

cover of the cutter assembly.

 WARNING

Do not at any time let brake fluids, gasoline, 

petroleum-based products, penetrating oils, 

etc., come in contact with plastic parts. 

Never use brake fluids, gasoline, petroleum-

based products, or any solvents to clean 

the product. Most plastics are susceptible to 

damage from various types of commercial 

solvents and may be damaged by their use..

 

You may perform maintenance tasks 

described in this manual. For other repairs 

or advice, seek the assistance of an 

approved RYOBI service centre.

SHAVING PLATE ADJUSTMENT

 

The product performs at its best by following 

these steps. Before use, always check that 

the shaving plate is not in contact with the 

blades. For optimal performance, keep a 1 

mm gap between the shaving plate and the 

blades.

 

If the product fails to shred material, the 

shaving plate may need adjustment.

 

Over time, the shaving plate needs to be 

adjusted to lessen its gap from the blades. 

Ensure that the product is turned on and 

working in normal forward direction. Adjusting 

the shaving plate while the motor is turned off 

could lead to serious damage to the product.

NOTE: 

Adjusting the shaving plate should 

only be attempted when deemed totally 

necessary. Adjusting the shaving plate too 

often or too far could cause the product to 

stop working.

 

While the product is running, turn the 

adjusting knob clockwise.

 

When you hear metal on metal contact 

or you see fine aluminum shavings in the 

bottom of the collection container, stop the 

adjustment and allow the product to run 

for 30 seconds. After 30 seconds, turn the 

adjustment knob counterclockwise until it is 

no longer in contact with the shaving plate, 

leaving a 1 mm gap.

NOTE: 

Complete any adjustment slowly to 

avoid damaging the product. Overadjusting 

the plate can cause serious damage to the 

product.

Summary of Contents for RSH2445S

Page 1: ...ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS Electric Crushing Shredder RSH2445S...

Page 2: ...Important It is essential that you read the instructions in this manual before assembling operating and maintaining the product Subject to technical modification...

Page 3: ...zards occurring to other people or their property PREPARATION Never operate the product in the vicinity of bystanders especially children and pets Never use the product in bad weather or when there is...

Page 4: ...check for and tighten any loose parts have any damaged parts replaced or repaired with genuine RYOBI spare parts Do not allow processed material to build up in the discharge chute as this may prevent...

Page 5: ...n approved RYOBI service centre Never attempt to bypass the interlock switches on the collection bin or the front cover of the cutter assembly WARNING Do not at any time let brake fluids gasoline petr...

Page 6: ...eliminate certain residual risk factors The following hazards may arise during use and the operator should pay special attention to avoid the following injury caused by exposure to noise Wear hearing...

Page 7: ...earing blockages WARNING When feeding long woody branches stems into the product be careful of whip and vibrations as they get caught by the cutter The operator must wear eye protection whenever using...

Page 8: ...with your local authority or retailer for recycling advice On Off START Start STOP Stop REVERSE Reverse required Adjustment Do not allow blade to touch during operation except sharpening the blade FO...

Page 9: ...thout safety alert symbol Indicates a situation that may result in property damage TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM CAUSE ACTION Motor does not run The overload protection device has operated Wait for the moto...

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Page 11: ...9 x 2 x 1 x 1 x 1 x 1 x 2 x 1 x 1 x 2 x 2 x 1 WHAT S IN THE BOX...

Page 12: ...6 KNOW YOUR PRODUCT 1 Start switch 2 Stop switch 3 Reverse switch 4 Overload protective device reset button 5 Feeding chute 6 Handle 7 Shaving plate adjusting knob 8 Wheel 9 Collection bin 10 Safety s...

Page 13: ...ee fine aluminum shavings at the bottom of the collection bin After 30 seconds turn the knob counterclockwise until the shaving plate has a gap of 1 mm from the blades 1 Insert the flat washer onto th...

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Page 15: ...13 p 15 p 19 p 17 p 21 p 18 Using the shredder Clearing a blockage Unloading the shredder Sharpening the blades Clearing debris OVERVIEW...

Page 16: ...14 p 23 p 27 p 26 p 25 Cleaning the shredder Emptying the collection bin Moving the shredder Storing the shredder OVERVIEW...

Page 17: ...nnect the product to a power outlet NOTE To feed material into the shredder press the start switch To move material out of the shredder press the reverse switch 2 Press the start switch NOTE To feed m...

Page 18: ...product 3 Feed material into the feeding chute WARNING Do not put your hands up inside the feeding chute to clear away shredded material while the product is turned on or connected to the mains suppl...

Page 19: ...17 REVERSE 1 START 3 2 OPERATION CLEARING A BLOCKAGE 1 Press the stop switch 2 Press the reverse switch until the blades are cleared of material 3 Press the start switch to refeed the material...

Page 20: ...e protective device shuts down the motor and releases the initially depressed overload protective device reset button 1 Wait for 5 seconds for the product to cool down Press the overload protective de...

Page 21: ...se until you hear metal on metal contact or you see fine aluminium shavings in the bottom of the collection bin NOTE Contact between the shaving plate and the blades sharpens the blades Allow the prod...

Page 22: ...INTENANCE NOTE Make sure that you hear no more metal on metal contact or see no more fine aluminum in the bottom of the collection bin to know that the shaving plate and the blades are no longer in co...

Page 23: ...Wearing non slip heavy duty gloves remove the shaving plate cutter blades and debris WARNING The cutter blades are extremely sharp To avoid injury exercise extreme caution and care when cleaning or w...

Page 24: ...blades Note the correct position as shown WARNING The cutter blades are extremely sharp To avoid injury exercise extreme caution and care when cleaning or working near the blades Always wear non slip...

Page 25: ...ANING THE SHREDDER 1 Press the stop switch and disconnect the product from the power outlet 2 Clean the feeding chute using a brush 3 Pull down the safety switch and then pull out the collection bin 4...

Page 26: ...e rest of the product using a dry cloth WARNING Avoid using solvents when cleaning plastic parts Most plastics are susceptible to damage from various types of commercial solvents and may be damaged by...

Page 27: ...E EMPTYING THE COLLECTION BIN 1 Press the stop switch and disconnect the product from the power outlet 2 Push down the safety switch Pull out the collection bin 3 Empty the contents of the collection...

Page 28: ...26 1 2 1 2 3 STORAGE MOVING THE SHREDDER 1 Press the stop switch and disconnect the product from the power outlet 2 Tilt the product until it rests only on its wheels 3 Move the product...

Page 29: ...ower outlet 2 Clean the feeding chute using a brush and the rest of the product using a dry cloth Empty the contents of the collection bin into a waste container 3 Tilt the product until it rests only...

Page 30: ...mission level in accordance with EN 50434 2014 Annex FF A weighted sound pressure level at operator s position 96 3 dB A Uncertainty of measurement 2 5 dB A weighted sound power level 100 dB A Uncerta...

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