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 8. Maintenance and Storage

  When you have finished using the clipper remove the clipper blades, clean and 

oil them, and store in the Wolseley blade tin.

  Clean and oil the clipper head and store the clipper with the blades in the 

Wolseley case.

  Store in a dry place out of reach of children.

 9. Disposal

  Please dispose of your clipper and battery pack in the correct manner at a 

registered recycling facility and not at a landfill site. (more information can be 
found at www.recyclemore.co.uk).

  Alternatively, you can contact the retailer who sold you the product or Stockshop 

Wolseley directly, who will be able to help you dispose of the product.

 7. Frequent Clipping Questions

My blades won’t cut

  Remove them and clean them as there may be hair between the blades.

  They maybe blunt and need replacing with a sharp set.

  The tension might be too slack - consult Section 4b to correctly tension.

  If there are lines showing on your horse you may not be overlapping 

adequately or there may be teeth missing from your blades.

My clipper won’t start

  The internal motor switch may have tripped, see Section 5.

  Check the connector between the battery pack and clipper is firmly connected.

  Your battery pack/battery may need charging.

My machine is getting too hot

  Check the tensioning of the blades – over tensioning causes the motor to 

overheat.

  Ensure that the blades are properly oiled with the correct type of oil.

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Summary of Contents for GOSHAWK

Page 1: ...ON OF EXCELLENCE INSTRUCTION BOOK Battery Battery Pack Clipper www wolseleygrooming co uk Stockshop L E Ltd Lodge Trading Estate Broadclyst Exeter EX5 3BS Email service stockshop co uk Tel 01392 46007...

Page 2: ...3 Charging the Battery Pack Battery 5 4 Preparation and Use of your Clipper 7 5 Motor Overload Protection 11 6 Blade Sharpening Clipper Servicing Repairs 11 7 Frequent Clipping Questions 12 8 Maintena...

Page 3: ...01392 460077 Fax 01392 460966 Clipping animals can be dangerous and it is advised that you take all possible safety precautions In particular Keep your clipper out of the reach of children at all tim...

Page 4: ...2 Parts fig 1 tension nut spring clipper head top blade bottom blade bolt crank roller block clipper head fig 3 fig 2 lubrication hole 4 fig 5 fig 4 battery block clipper casing on off switch...

Page 5: ...ry pack by overcharging it there is a safety fuse which will cut off the power If the charger detects a fault an intermittent green and orange light will indicate the error To reset the charger discon...

Page 6: ...lead to the battery pack Place the battery pack into the bag provided and attach the bag to your belt or place the strap over your shoulder Alternatively you may prefer to secure the battery pack in...

Page 7: ...lipper blades to use we advise that you consult your Wolseley dealer for more detailed information Always use Wolseley clipper blades on your Wolseley clipper B Tensioning the Clipper Blades Your Wols...

Page 8: ...bove approximately every 5 10 minutes to stop the clipper blades running dry and the clipper motor overheating We recommend that you only use the specially formulated Wolseley clipping oil Never use d...

Page 9: ...e the shorter one on the rectangular pins on the clipper head The crank roller block see fig 3 page 4 must fit into the socket of the top blade Place the longer lower blade onto the retaining lugs Re...

Page 10: ...nd remove the top blade see fig 9 Note Clipper blades are manufactured in pairs and should be used only with their correct pair Place the upper blade of the new set of blades on the tapered pins see f...

Page 11: ...servicing and repairs should only be done by Wolseley otherwise your warranty will be invalidated 11 5 Motor Overload Protection Your clipper has an automatic internal motor overload trip switch to pr...

Page 12: ...ou dispose of the product 7 Frequent Clipping Questions My blades won t cut Remove them and clean them as there may be hair between the blades They maybe blunt and need replacing with a sharp set The...

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