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• The vibration emission level has been measured
in accordance with a set of standardized criteria
and can be used to compare one power tool
with another.
• The specified emission level can also be used
to make an initial assessment of the exposure to
vibrations.
• The vibration emission level may vary from the
level specified during actual use, depending on
the way in which the power tool is used.
• Try to keep the impact from vibrations as low as
possible. Exposure to vibrations can be reduced
by wearing gloves when using the tool, for
example, and by limiting the amount of operatin
time. This includes the full cycle of operation
(e.g. times when the power tool is switched off
and times when the tool is switched on but no
working load is applied).
5. Before starting the equipment
5.1 Charging the battery pack (Fig. 2)
• Connect the charger to the charging station (Fig. 2).
• Check that your mains voltage is the same as
that marked on the rating plate of the battery
charger. Plug the battery charger in a socket-out-
let. The red LED (Fig. 2 / Item 1) comes on to
indicate that charging voltage is available. 9
• The battery pack is being charged. An empty
battery pack requires a maximum charging peri-
od of 2 hours. The temperature of the battery
pack may rise slightly during the charging
operation. This is normal.
• As soon as battery pack is fully charged, the red
LED (Fig. 2/Item 1) extinguishes
If the rechargeable battery fails to charge, check
whether there is voltage at the socket outlet.
Timely recharging of the battery pack will help
it serve you well for a long time. Recharging is
always necessary when you notice a drop in the
tool’s performance.
Never allow the battery pack to become fully
discharged. This will cause it to develop a defect.
5.2 Fitting the long handle
Using the telescopic long handle (Fig. 1/Item 5)
you can push the cordless shears on wheels over
the lawn.
The long handle is only for use with the grass cutter
blade and must not be used with the hedge cutter
blade!
To attach the long handle, push the fitting (Fig. 3/
Item 8) onto the tool in the direction of the arrow
until the catch clicks into position.
Now mount the wheels (Fig. 4/Item 2) on the axle
and push inwards.
Unscrew the fitting (Fig. 1/Item 6), adjust the teles-
copic handle to the required length and then tigh-
ten the fitting again. Press the catch in and push
the tool onto the telescopic handle as shown by
the direction of the arrow in Fig. 5. After letting go
of the catch, make sure that the fitting is correctly
engaged (Fig. 1/Item 8). Then connect the power
plug Fig. 6 to the tool as shown in (Fig. 7/Item A).
Press the catch (Fig. 8/Item A) to rotate the tool to
the left or right and to use it as an edge trimmer.
Make sure that it clicks into place!
To take apart, proceed in the reverse order. To re-
move the fitting (Fig. 9/Item 8), push it in the direc-
tion of the arrow (Fig. 9/Item A).
Important!
It is prohibited to remove or bridge any of the swit-
ching elements installed on the tool by the manu-
facturer (e.g. by securing a button to the handle)
as this would prevent the tool from switching off
automatically and result in
high risk of injury.
Under no circumstances are you to use the shrub
cutter with the telescopic long handle fitted.10
6. Operation
The area to be cut must first be cleared of stones
and other solid objects. The safety lock-off (Fig. 1/
Item 3) prevents the tool being started unintentio-
nally. Activate the safety lock-off (Fig. 1 / Item 3)
by pushing it forward and pressing the ON/ OFF
switch (Fig. 1 /Item 4) at the same time. To switch
off the tool, let go of the ON/OFF switch (Fig. 1 /
Item 4).
6.1 Cutting grass
Allow the grass cutter to glide above the ground.
The best results are achieved when the lawn is dry.
When you notice a drop in cutting performance,
re-charge the tool immediately so that the battery
does not become fully discharged.
6.2 Trimming hedges
The tool can be used to trim small hedges and sh-
rubs.
Hold the tool slightly tilted in relation to the hedge
you want to cut.
First cut the sides from the bottom up, then cut the
top.
Watch out for foreign objects in or on the hedge
which could damage the blades.
When is the best time to trim hedges?
• As a general rule, hedges which lose their leaves
in the autumn should be trimmed in June and
October.
• Hedges which do not lose their leaves should
be cut in April and August.
6.3 Changing the blades Caution!
To remove the blade, press the release mechanism
(Fig. 1/Item 12) and move down the blade as
shown in Fig. 10/Item 11.
Once you have removed the blade you will be able
to see the toothed wheels of the gear unit (Fig. 11).
Make sure that no dirt gets into the gear unit when
you change the blade.
To assemble, proceed in the reverse order.
When you adjust the handle angle.
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