Stihl GHE 105, Instruction Manual

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Dear Customer,
Thank you for choosing STIHL. We
develop and manufacture our quality
products to meet our customers'
requirements. The products are designed
for reliability even under extreme
conditions.
STIHL also stands for premium service
quality. Our specialist dealers guarantee
competent advice and instruction as well
as comprehensive service support.
We thank you for your confidence in us
and hope you will enjoy working with your
STIHL product.
Dr. Nikolas Stihl
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1. Table of contents
Notes on the instruction manual 26
General 26
Instructions for reading the
instruction manual
26
Country-specific versions 26
Machine overview 27
For your safety 27
General 27
Warning – dangers caused by
electrical current
28
Clothing and equipment 28
Transporting the machine 28
Before operation 29
Working with your machine 29
Maintenance and repairs 31
Storage for prolonged periods
without operation
31
Disposal 32
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 discharge flap 33
Opening and closing the discharge
flap
33
Tool box 33
Notes on working with the
machine
33
What material can be processed? 33
What material cannot be
processed?
33
Maximum branch diameter 33
Working area for operator 34
Correct machine load 34
Overload protection 34
If the cutting unit of the garden
shredder is blocked
34
Feeding the garden shredder 34
Safety devices 34
Motor restart inhibitor 34
Safety interlock 34
Motor run-down brake 34
Protective covers 34
Operating the machine 34
Electrical connection of garden
shredders
35
Connecting the power cable 35
Switching on the garden shredder 35
Switching off the garden shredder 35
Shredding 35
Maintenance 35
Cleaning the machine 35
Removing the feed chute 36
Installing the feed chute 36
Locking the blade disc 36
Blade maintenance 36
Electric motor and wheels 37
Storage and winter break 37
Transport 37
Lifting or carrying the garden
shredder
37
Pulling or pushing the garden
shredder
37
Transporting the garden shredder
on a load floor
37
Minimising wear and preventing
damage
37
Standard spare parts 38
Environmental protection 38