manualshive.com logo in svg

Zenport INDUSTRIES EP27, User Manual, Page: 3 / 26

Share
Download
Zenport INDUSTRIES EP27 User Manual Download Page 3

3 

 

Disassembly and Assembly Maintenance Steps ................................................................. 17

 

Tool Calibration ....................................................................................................................... 21

 

Calibration Steps ................................................................................................................. 21

 

Sharpening .............................................................................................................................. 22

 

Pruner Storage ........................................................................................................................ 22

 

Waste Disposal and Environmental Protection ....................................................................... 23

 

Spare parts .............................................................................................................................. 23

 

Troubleshooting ...................................................................................................................... 24

 

Warranty .................................................................................................................................. 25

 

Warranty Terms ................................................................................................................... 25

 

Warranty Validity Period ...................................................................................................... 25

 

Warranty Validity Period Calculation ................................................................................... 25

 

Warranty Range of Coverage .............................................................................................. 26

 

Not Covered Under Warranty .............................................................................................. 26

 

 
 

 

Summary of Contents for EP27

Page 1: ...1 Zenport EP27 Cordless ePruner Note Please read this manual carefully before using the tool User s Manual ...

Page 2: ...l Use Safety 6 Battery Operated Tool Precautions 7 Special Safety Instructions 7 Other Safety Instructions 8 Special Safety Instructions for Battery Powered Tools 8 Other Risks 9 Intended Use 9 Description of Functions 9 Product Overview 10 Parts List 10 Display 11 Technical Parameters 12 Included Items 13 Charging the Battery 13 Working Conditions 14 Proper Use of the Battery Charger 14 Assembly ...

Page 3: ... Steps 21 Sharpening 22 Pruner Storage 22 Waste Disposal and Environmental Protection 23 Spare parts 23 Troubleshooting 24 Warranty 25 Warranty Terms 25 Warranty Validity Period 25 Warranty Validity Period Calculation 25 Warranty Range of Coverage 26 Not Covered Under Warranty 26 ...

Page 4: ...nual contents Gloves Please wear gloves to help 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 Do not discard lithium ion batteries with...

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: ...lug 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 durin...

Page 7: ...e to the battery and fire when using an unsuitable charger 3 Use only battery packs designed and provided by the manufacturer Damage to the tool and fire hazards can occur when using non approved battery packs or power sources 4 When the battery pack is not in use being transported or stored away make sure that no small metal objects such as paper clips coins keys nails screws can meet the battery...

Page 8: ...ull blades 11 Unless you have received training please do not repair your ePruner yourself Repairs not mentioned in this manual can only be performed by trained personnel in our service center If you do your own repair work this will void your warranty Special Safety Instructions for Battery Powered Tools 1 Make sure the battery switch is off before inserting the battery Inserting the battery with...

Page 9: ...nt and cause harm to the user This device can only be used by adults Minors over the age of 16 can use the device under the supervision of an adult Do not use the device on rainy days or on wet plant material The operator or user assumes full responsibility for any accidents during use injury to others or loss of property to others The manufacturer is not responsible for damage caused by unconvent...

Page 10: ...10 Product Overview Parts List 1 Cutting blade 2 Fixed blade 3 Blade fixing mechanism 4 Trigger 5 Grip 6 Switch 7 Display 8 Battery 9 Charger ...

Page 11: ...ge 1 100 2 Fault Indicator 1 The electronic control system is normal when C is displayed 2 Failure of electronic control system when displaying E 3 Number of cuts per session The number of cuts per pruning session 4 Number of cuts per lifetime Recommend maintenance after the number of cuts reach nearly 500 000 3 1 4 2 ...

Page 12: ...ure Technical Parameters Pruning Shears 1 Maximum Shear 35mm live branches 30mm dead branches 2 Rated Voltage DC14 4V 3 Rated Power 150 W 4 Rated Current 10 0 A 5 Current Protection Stop Point 45A 6 Protection Level Ⅱ 7 Weight 0 9Kg lithium ion Battery 3 batteries included 1 Capacity 2 5 Ah 2 Voltage 14 4V 3 Operating Hours 2 3 h 4 Weight battery 0 25kg Charger 1 Rated Voltage 100 240V AC 50 60Hz ...

Page 13: ...charged battery is significantly shorter it proves that the battery has been used up and must be replaced Users can only use the original equipment built OEM battery packs provided by the Customer Center Always keep in mind the applicable safety instructions environmental regulations and environmental information Place the charger in a room between 50 F and 72 F at room temperature to prevent mois...

Page 14: ...evice 5 Keep the charger clean and away from humid environments and rain Do not use the charger outdoors The ingress of dirt or moisture will increase the risk of electric shock 6 The charger can only be used to charge the original battery If it is charged for other batteries it may cause personal injury and cause fire 7 Avoid mechanical damage to the charger Otherwise it may cause an internal sho...

Page 15: ...s consistent with the voltage on the device nameplate Make sure the scissors work properly to ensure that the electric scissors work in an optimal state When the device is turned off the blade will continue to run for some time Wait for the blade to stop Do not touch or block moving blades Otherwise it will cause danger 1 Turn on the power switch and after hearing the prompt tone pull the switch t...

Page 16: ... stuck Do not tilt and move when trimming branches If the user does not follow the instructions it may pose a danger In cold or wet weather in order to protect the battery pack please place it under waterproof clothing please do not use this device on rainy days We recommend that after daily use you must cut off the connection between the pruning shears and the battery pack turn off the power swit...

Page 17: ... the equipment to clean the wood chips and other impurities Disassembly and Assembly Maintenance Steps General maintenance cleaning lubrication and blade replacement requires some disassembly and assembly of your ePruner The cover is fastened to the pruner by 4 screws The center bolt is secured with an adjustable gear nut which is locked into place by a gear nut clip The gear nut clip is secured b...

Page 18: ...hown in the diagram and remove the flat needle roller bearing 3 Remove the rubber cover and turn counterclockwise to remove the hexagon socket bolt 4 Rotate counterclockwise as shown in the diagram and remove the M3 screw from the blade cover ...

Page 19: ...hown in the diagram remove the blade cover and take the blade 6 Clean up the rubbish and grease it as shown 7 According to the direction shown in the figure put the grease on the gear part of the moving blade and cover the blade cover ...

Page 20: ... socket screw as shown in the drawing 9 Twist the inner hexagon blade screw clockwise as shown in the picture Press in the plastic cap 10 Place the flat needle roller bearing as shown in the drawing and screw on the locking nut ...

Page 21: ... 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 11 Screw the M5 hexagon socket countersunk head counterclockwise as shown 12 Lubricate properly to reduce the friction between the two blade from the hole in the p...

Page 22: ...the appropriate clearance of about 0 03mm Remove the gear nut clip rotate the gear nut clockwise When adjustment is completed lock the gear nut in place with the gear nut clip Pruner Storage The most important 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 ...

Page 23: ...he recycling center Metals and plastics in the device can be recycled after they have been filtered Do not dispose the battery with household waste fire danger of explosion or water If toxic gases or liquids leak 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 sh...

Page 24: ...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 25: ...tenance personnel Unavoidable factors such as natural disasters fires lightning floods etc Severe impact damage Use of non original accessories and batteries In order to avoid unnecessary disputes please note If the tool is not repaired or replaced during the warranty period we will charge the appropriate fee Warranty Validity Period The whole machine main components such as lithium battery 12 mon...

Page 26: ...mproper use or maintenance caused 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 altere...

Reviews:

No comments