Erbauer EBC18-Li, Оригинальное руководство пользователя

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WARNING!
Improper use of a blade may cause it to crack, chip, or
shatter. Thrown parts may seriously injure the operator or bystander.
To reduce the risk of personal injury, it is essential to take the following
precautions:
• Avoid contact with hard or solid foreign objects such as stones, rocks or
pieces of metal.
• Never cut wood or shrubs with a stem diameter of more than 2cm.
• Inspect the blade at a regular short interval for signs of damage. Do not
continue working with a damaged blade.
• Re-sharpen the blade regularly (when it has dulled noticeably) and have it
balanced if necessary (performed by a qualified service technician).
Blade thrust
Exercise extreme caution when using the blade with this unit. Blade thrust is the reaction
that may occur when the spinning blade contacts anything it cannot cut. This contact may
cause the blade to stop for an instant and suddenly “thrust” the unit away from the object
that was hit. This reaction can be violent enough to cause the operator to lose control of
the unit. Blade thrust can occur without warning if the blade snags, stalls, or binds. This is
more likely to occur in areas where it is difficult to see the material being cut. For cutting
ease and safety, approach the weeds being cut with the brush cutter from the right to the
left. In the event an unexpected object or woody stock is encountered, this practice could
minimise the blade thrust reaction.
Cutting(Fig. K)
Hold the product firmly both handles. Make sure the product will contact with protector
during working.
Stand upright, do not lean forward and pay attention to posture. Keep both feet apart to
help retain your balance (Fig. K).
Never hold the cutting head higher than your hip; the higher you hold the cutting head
will increase the risk of objects being thrown.
When cutting grass or thin stands use the brush cutter like a scythe (sweep it left to right)
at ground level (Fig. K).
When cutting wild overgrowth or scrub carefully lower the blade from above (Fig. K).
Exercise extreme caution when using this method. The higher the cutting head is off the
ground, the greater the risk of injury.
OVERLOAD, TEMPERATURE AND CHARGING PROBLEM
PROBLEM TOOL / BATTERY
STATUS
POSSIBLE
CAUSE
SOLUTION
Overload
protection
Product suddenly
stops
Extremely high
torque, binding and
stalling situations,
overloading of the
tool
Relieve the load immediately,
reset the tool by switching off
and back on again.
Temperature
extremely
high
The first and the
third LED light of the
POWER BAR will be
flashing altemately
Battery
temperature
exceeds 77°C
during operation
Cool down the battery to
below 77°C for operation and
below 57°C for charging.
Low charge Power for the tool
will drop quickly;
The first LED on
the POWER BAR
begins to flash
The battery pack is
under 5% charge
Remove the battery pack
from the tool and charge it
Other
problems
Short charges Not fully charged Make sure that battery is
fully charged every time
by allowing the charger to
complete its full charging
cycle
Poor storage
condition
Always remove battery from
the tool and charger when
not in use and store in a dry
secure place.Avoid charging
of storing your battery in
temperatures below 5°C and
above 40°C. Cool down a
hot battery pack from a tool
that has just been operated
for approximately 30 minutes
before storage