background image

37

DE

FR

NL

IT

ES

PT

NO

SV

FI

DA

PL

SL

SK

HU

EN

0478 201 9915 A - EN

Remove the blades for sharpening.

Cool the blades when sharpening, 
e.g. with water. The blade must not be 
allowed to display blue colouring, as 
this would reduce its cutting quality.

Sharpen the blade evenly to prevent 
vibrations due to imbalance.

Check blades for damage before 
installing: the blades must be replaced 
if notches or cracks are visible or if the 
blades have reached the wear limits.

Sharpen blades at a sharpening angle 
of 

30°

.

Sharpen the blades against the cutting 
edge.

After sharpening, remove any 
sharpening burr at the cutting edge 
using fine sandpaper.

Observe the tightening torques 
contained in the "Reversing the blades" 
section when installing the blades.

11.6  Electric motor and wheels

The electric motor is maintenance-free.

The wheel bearings are maintenance-free.

11.7 Storage and winter break

Store the garden shredder in a dry and 
locked place that is generally free of dust. 
Make sure that the machine is kept out of 
the reach of children.

Only store the garden shredder in good 
operating condition and with the feed 
chute fitted.

Note the following points when storing the 
garden shredder for extended periods 
(over winter):

Thoroughly clean all external parts of 
the machine.

Thoroughly lubricate/grease all moving 
parts.

12.1 Lifting or carrying the 
garden shredder

1. First person: Hold the garden 
shredder at the handle on the upper 
chute (1).

2. Second person: Hold the garden 
shredder at the bar of the ejection chute 
extension (2).

Lift the garden shredder 
simultaneously.

12.2 Pulling or pushing the 
garden shredder

Hold the garden shredder at the 
handle (1) and tilt to the rear.

The garden shredder can be pulled or 
pushed slowly (walking pace).

12.3 Transporting the garden 
shredder on a load floor

Secure the machine against 
slipping using suitable fastening 
materials. Attach ropes or straps to the 
wheel carrier (1) or the feed chute (2).

Important information on maintenance 
and care of the product group

Electric garden shredder (STIHL GHE)

STIHL assumes no liability for material or 
personal damage caused by the non-
observance of information contained in the 
operating instructions, in particular with 
regard to safety, operation and 
maintenance, or which arise through the 
use of unauthorised attachment or spare 
parts.

Please always observe the following 
important information for the prevention of 
damage or excessive wear to your STIHL 
machine:

1. Wearing parts

Some parts of the STIHL machine are 
subject to normal wear even when used 
properly and must be replaced in due time 
depending on type and duration of use.

These include:

– Blade

– Blade disc

12. Transport

Risk of injury!

Before transporting, carefully read 
and observe the section "For your 
safety", in particular the 
"Transporting the machine" section. 
(

Ö

4.4)

At least two persons are always 
required to lift and carry the 
machine.

Wear suitable protective clothing; 
the lower arms and upper part of 
the body must be fully covered.

20

21

13. Minimising wear and 

preventing damage

22

Summary of Contents for GHE 105

Page 1: ...ksanvisning Bruksanvisning K ytt opas Betjeningsvejledning Instrukcja obs ugi Navodila za uporabo N vod na obsluhu Haszn lati tmutat Uputstvo za upotrebu Upute za uporabu N vod k pou it Lieto anas pam...

Page 2: ...1 0478 201 9915 A 1 2 3 4...

Page 3: ...0478 201 9915 A 2 5 6 7 8 9...

Page 4: ...3 0478 201 9915 A 10 11 12 13 14 15 16...

Page 5: ...0478 201 9915 A 4 17 18 19 20 21 22...

Page 6: ...5 0478 201 9915 A 23...

Page 7: ...Description of symbols 32 Standard equipment 32 Preparing the machine for operation 32 Attaching wheel axle and wheels 33 Installing the ejection chute extension and chassis 33 Installing the discharg...

Page 8: ...steps which require intervention on the part of the user Release screw 1 using a screwdriver operate lever 2 General lists Use of the product for sporting or competitive events Texts with added signi...

Page 9: ...gal age or being trained under supervision in a profession in accordance with national regulations The machine must only be operated by persons who are well rested and in good physical and mental cond...

Page 10: ...e with a release current of a maximum of 30 mA Your electrician can provide further information 4 3 Clothing and equipment Always wear sturdy footwear with high grip soles when working Never work bare...

Page 11: ...nt the risk of injuries and property damage no escape for the user broken windows scratched cars etc The machine must placed in a stable position on firm and level ground Do not use the machine on a p...

Page 12: ...tain your balance and firm footing Do not stretch forward The splash guard must not be tampered with removed folded up jammed into position damaged etc during operation The operator must stand in the...

Page 13: ...tenance operations and repairs performed exclusively by a STIHL specialist dealer STIHL specialist dealers regularly attend training courses and are provided with technical information Only use tools...

Page 14: ...running Risk of injury Switch off the motor and dis connect the power cable from the machine before working on the cutting tool before performing mainte nance and cleaning work before checking whether...

Page 15: ...discharge flap D on ejection chute extension Ensure that the ribs 1 inside the flaps on the left and right are correctly located in the guide groove of the ejection chute extension 2 when attaching P...

Page 16: ...hredder Soft material Feed organic plant trimmings such as fruit and vegetable waste flower cuttings leaves thin branches etc into large rectangular opening 1 Hard material Feed tree and hedge cutting...

Page 17: ...shredder motor is switched off and braked automatically 10 5 Shredding Push the garden shredder onto firm and level ground and set down safely Put on thick gloves safety glasses and hearing protectio...

Page 18: ...g blade Minimum blade width 18 mm Removing the blade set Lock the blade disc 11 4 Loosen the screw 1 Remove the screw 1 wing blade 2 and blade disc 3 Installing the blade set Insert the blade disc 3 a...

Page 19: ...e on the upper chute 1 2 Second person Hold the garden shredder at the bar of the ejection chute extension 2 Lift the garden shredder simultaneously 12 2 Pulling or pushing the garden shredder Hold th...

Page 20: ...inlet slots cooling ribs fan wheel Corrosive and other resultant damage caused by incorrect storage Damage to the machine through the use of inferior quality spare parts Damage due to untimely or inad...

Page 21: ...on of chemicals Information on compliance with the REACH Directive EC No 1907 2006 is available from www stihl com reach Fault Motor does not start Possible cause Motor overload protection activated N...

Page 22: ...lt Frequently tripped mains fuse Possible cause Unsuitable electric cable Power overload Machine overloaded Remedy Use suitable electric cable 10 1 Connect the machine to another circuit Reduce quanti...

Reviews: