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Calibration Steps ................................................................................................................17

 

Sharpening ............................................................................................................................17

 

Pruner Storage ......................................................................................................................18

 

Checking the Battery Charge Level .......................................................................................19

 

Audible Tone Notifications .....................................................................................................19

 

Waste Disposal and Environmental Protection ......................................................................20

 

Spare parts ............................................................................................................................20

 

Troubleshooting .....................................................................................................................21

 

Warranty ................................................................................................................................22

 

Warranty Terms .................................................................................................................22

 

Warranty Validity Period .....................................................................................................22

 

Warranty Validity Period Calculation ..................................................................................22

 

Warranty Range of Coverage .............................................................................................23

 

Not Covered Under Warranty .............................................................................................23

 

 
 

 

Summary of Contents for EP108

Page 1: ...1 Zenport EP108 Cordless ePruner Note Please read this manual carefully before using the tool User s Manual ...

Page 2: ...attery Operated Tool Precautions 7 Special Safety Instructions 7 Other Safety Instructions 7 Special Safety Instructions for Battery Powered Tools 8 Other Risks 8 Intended Use 9 Description of Functions 9 Parts List 9 Technical Parameters 10 Included Items 10 Charging the Battery 10 Working Conditions 11 Proper Use of the Battery Charger 11 Assembly 12 Operating Instructions 13 Trimming Tips 14 Cl...

Page 3: ...rge Level 19 Audible Tone Notifications 19 Waste Disposal and Environmental Protection 20 Spare parts 20 Troubleshooting 21 Warranty 22 Warranty Terms 22 Warranty Validity Period 22 Warranty Validity Period Calculation 22 Warranty Range of Coverage 23 Not Covered Under Warranty 23 ...

Page 4: ...struction manual carefully Gloves Please wear gloves to protect hand and fingers from injury Eye Ear Protection Wear ear and eye protection Moisture Do not operate in the rain or on wet hedges or branches Disposal Please do not dispose the batteries in your household trash Please take old or used batteries to your local recycling station The Symbols on the Battery Ni MH battery or lithium battery ...

Page 5: ...sibility can cause accidents 2 Do not operate the power tool in a hazardous environment such as in areas with flammable liquid gas or dust Sparks from power tools ignite dust or gas 3 Operate the power tool without any distractions Inattention can cause the operator to lose control of the tool Electrical Safety 1 Always make sure that tool plug matches the socket Never modify the plug in any way I...

Page 6: ...plug when the tool is plugged in or when it is turned on can be dangerous 4 Remove all adjustment keys or wrenches before the power tool is turned on A wrench or key left on the moving parts of the power tool can cause personal injury 5 Do not overextend your reach and lose balance Always pay attention to your foothold and body balance This allows for good control of the power tool especially duri...

Page 7: ...tery compartments Damage and fire hazards can occur with other battery compartments 4 When the battery case is not in use keep it away from other metal objects such as paper clips coins keys nails screws or other small metal objects in case one end is connected to the other end A short circuit at the end of the battery can cause fire 5 When used inappropriately the liquid may splash out of the bat...

Page 8: ...n damage to the device 2 The battery charger is designed for indoor use it is necessary to ensure that the battery is only charged indoors 3 Before cleaning the charger please unplug the charger from the AC outlet and from the battery pack to reduce the safety risk 4 Do not leave the battery under direct sunlight for a long time Do not place the battery on the heater Heat can damage the battery an...

Page 9: ... The manufacturer is not responsible for damage caused by unconventional or improper use Before using please check if the blade is sharp If the blade is blunt be sure to sharpen the blade to prevent the machine from being loaded Damage due to the use of blunt blades is not included in quality assurance Description of Functions This cordless battery powered electric garden pruning shear is made of ...

Page 10: ... Weight battery 0 25kg Charger 1 Rated Voltage 100 240V AC 50 60Hz 2 The Output Voltage DC16 8V 3 Recharging Current 1 0A 4 Protection Level Ⅱ 5 Charging Time 2 3h Included Items Please carefully open the package and check that the parts are complete Electric Pruning Shears Battery Charger Backpack Tool box Instruction Manual Warranty Card Charging the Battery Do not expose the battery to extreme ...

Page 11: ... on the charger is on it indicates that the battery is charging and the green light indicates that charging is complete The average charging time is 2 3 hours When charging is complete unplug the connector from the power source and disconnect the connector from the battery Please ensure that the battery is charged at least once every three months when the battery is not in use for a long time When...

Page 12: ...harger into the power outlet 11 After the battery is fully charged unplug the charger from the power supply and the device 12 Charging time is about 2 3 hours after the battery is completely discharged Do not charge the battery for an extended period as this will damage the battery Assembly Please check that the pruning shears wires and batteries are clean and dry and then follow the steps below t...

Page 13: ...n 1 second After hearing the prompt tone again the pruning shear is in a working state and the trigger can be started If the pruner stops abruptly during use check whether the nuts on both ends of the cable connecting the scissors and the battery are tight If there is looseness tighten the power switch and turn it on again If the pruners stop working during long term use and you hear 4 fast beeps ...

Page 14: ...charge is depleted or if the blade is dull Cleaning and maintenance of repair work functions not mentioned in this manual shall be carried out by the service center To ensure safe use only original parts can be used Please turn off the device before you begin the overhaul Please cut off the connection between the battery and the device and store the battery in a safe package Wear gloves when touch...

Page 15: ...necessary 1 Loosen adjustment clip bolt with allen wrench 2 Remove adjustment clip bolt and adjustment clip 3 Loosen gear nut with cresent wrench 4 Remove adjustment gear nut 5 Unscrew 4 cover screws with allen wrench 6 Remove cover and disassemble blade set 7 Apply grease to recess in blade 8 Apply grease to gear teeth and center bolt hole 9 Assemble blade set place cover and insert center bolt 1...

Page 16: ...t 5 Unscrew 4 cover screws with allen wrench 6 Remove cover and disassemble blade set 7 Apply grease to recess in blade 8 Apply grease to gear teeth and center bolt hole 9 Assemble blade set place cover and insert center bolt 10 Tighten 4 cover screws with allen wrench ...

Page 17: ... Remove the upper and lower blades 2 Insert the battery 3 Hold down the trigger and remain motionless Press the POWER switch again 4 The trigger remains motionless for more than 20 seconds 5 Release the trigger when you hear the motor turning 6 The electric motor rotates during calibration When the motor stops turning the calibration is complete Sharpening This step is critical because it determin...

Page 18: ...ortant thing to keep in mind before storing your ePruner s lithium ion batteries is to make sure that the batteries are fully charged up and the power switch off Storing your battery pack for long extended periods of time with little or no charge will damage your battery and void your warranty 1 Ensure that the battery is fully charge 2 Make sure that the battery pack is switched off 3 Avoid stori...

Page 19: ...ize of the blade 2 times 0 3 seconds Repeat 10 times Charging or ePruner is not connected Please check if the ePruner and the connector plugs at both ends of the battery are firmly connected 3 times 0 3 seconds Repeat 10 times Faulty plate opening 4 times 0 3 seconds Repeat 10 times The stroke plate is closed and the hull is faulty Short 4 times 0 1 seconds Not repeating The battery is running out...

Page 20: ...eak damaged batteries can pose a risk to the environment and the health of the user Discharge all the power in the battery before disposing Use tape or glue any battery openings to prevent short circuits Do not dispose the battery turned on Discard the battery according to local regulations Send the battery to the battery recovery point for environmentally friendly recycling Please consult your lo...

Page 21: ...Poor lubrication resulting in excessive friction Lubricate blade Poor Trimming Performance Lubrication is not in place resulting in excessive friction Lubricate blade Dirty blade Clean blade Blade dull Sharpen or replace the blade Trimming technique is poor Read the instructions carefully The battery is not fully charged Charge the battery Will not charge Charger red light flashes The battery is n...

Page 22: ...Parts are modified and repaired by illegal maintenance personnel Unavoidable factors such as natural disasters fires lightning floods etc Severe impact damage The warranty card was not filled in at the time of purchase Use non original accessories and batteries In order to avoid unnecessary disputes please note If the attachment is not repaired or replaced during the warranty period we will charge...

Page 23: ...used by the early wear and failure of parts 3 Failure caused by self modification and disassembly 4 No valid purchase invoice and warranty voucher Inability to prove that the products were purchased within the warranty validity period 5 Based on the valid purchase invoice and warranty voucher the product specifications models and requirements do not match or are altered However if due to the fault...

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