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Checks before
each use
Carry out a check of the equip-
ment and the working fixtures
for their proper condition and
operational safety before using.
Do not put the unit into opera-
tion if a power cable or major
parts of the equipment, e.g.
fuses, high-pressure hoses,
high-pressure gun, are dam-
aged. Never disable the safety
devices.
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Water connection
In compliance with DIN 1988,
Part 4 /12.88, the Power Scrub-
bing Brush may not be con-
nected directly to the public
drinking water system in Ger-
many. It is permissible however,
for the short-term connection
of a pipe interrupter with mov-
ing part (A 2 according to sec-
tion 4.2.2 of the referenced DIN
standard), which is available
from sanitation retailers if not
already installed internally as
standard.
Short-term connection is un-
derstood as the contact be-
tween the drinking water sup-
ply and the Power Scrubbing
Brush being possible only for
the duration of the connection.
The connection must be under
surveillance by personnel at
all times. This means that the
equipment must be subse-
quently disconnected from the
drinking water network after
completion of the cleaning
work.
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Use clear and fresh water
only.
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If water is to be pumped
from a tank, brook or
stream, we recommend the
using of GARDENA Pump
Preliminary Filter, art. no. 1731,
to avoid damages.
9. Notes on proper use and safety
8.1 Storage
Store the equipment during the
frost period in a location not
endangered by frost, as the for-
mation of ice in a unit not entirely
empty of water can cause dam-
age to the equipment.
8.2 Replacing the rotation
brushes
(fig. N)
Proceed as follows to replace the
brushes on the power scrubbing
brush:
1.
Unplug the mains connector
of the Power Scrubbing
Brush.
2. Unscrew the power scrub-
bing brush from the extension
pipe.
3. Loosen both retaining rings
holding the brushes in place
on the axles (fig. N 1/a).
4. Lift off the brushes by removing
in the forward direction (b).
5. Fit the new brushes and se-
cure in position by replacing
the retainer rings over the axle,
as shown in figure N 2 (c).
Important :
Check that the
brushes are properly held in
position on the axles.
8. Maintenance, care and storage
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If you have any problem with your
Power Scrubbing Brush please
contact our Customer Service or
return the defective unit together
with a short description of the
problem and, if covered under
guarantee, with
a copy of the
receipt, directly to one of the
GARDENA Service Centres
listed on the back of this leaflet.
We expressly point out that,
in accordance with the product
liability law, we are not liable
for any damage caused by our
units if it is due to improper
repair or if parts exchanged are
not original GARDENA parts
or parts approved by us, and,
if the repairs were not carried
out by a GARDENA Service
Centre or an authorised spe-
cialist. The same applies to
spare parts and accessories.
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Use / Responsibility
Use the Power Scrubbing
Brush only for the purpose de-
scribed in these operating
instructions.
Do not use the rotating power
scrubbing brush
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on sen-
sitive surfaces, for example
car paint or other varnish.
You are responsible for the
safety the area of work.
Pay attention that no other
persons (especially children),
or animals are near to the
area of work.
The Power Scrubbing Brush
may not be operated by chil-
dren under 16 years of age or
by persons not familiar with
these operating instructions.
The high-pressure hose
should not be driven over, be
buckled, twisted or subject to
any other types of mechanical
stress.
Only original GARDENA High-
Pressure Hoses may be used.
These hoses are approved
according to the “Directives
for jets of liquid” (DIN VDE
0700 - 2 -79). Fittings and hose
are identified accordingly.
Attention !
High-pressure jets can be
dangerous if not used properly.
The jet of liquid should not
be directed towards persons,
connected electrical equip-
ment or towards the unit
itself.
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Wear suitable protective
clothing for protection
from parts which splash back
water.
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Do not point the jet to-
wards yourself or in the
direction of others, for the
purpose of cleaning clothing
or shoes.
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The equipment must be
set up on firm ground.
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A minimum safety dis-
tance of 30 cm must be
maintained when cleaning
car wheel rims and type valves
as these can be damaged by
the high-pressure jet. The first
sign of damage can be a dis-
coloration of the tyre. Damaged
car tyres / tyre valves can be
fatally dangerous.
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Materials containing sub-
stances which constitute
a health hazard (eg. asbestos)
must not be treated.
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Only GARDENA Cleaning
Rings should be used.
Keep the Cleaning Rings out
of the reach of children. If in
contact with the eyes, rinse
immediately and thoroughly
with water, if swallowed seek
medical advice immediately.
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High-pressure hoses,
fittings and couplings
are important parts for the
safety of the equipment. Use
only high-pressure hoses, fit-
tings and couplings which are
recommended by GARDENA.
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Never use the unit for
drawing liquids contain-
ing solvents, undiluted acids
or solvents such as petrol,
paint thinners or heating oil.
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Interruptions to work
The equipment must never
be left unattended when the
engine is running.
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Pay attention to environ-
mental influences
Operation in environments
endangered by explosion is
prohibited.
Do not cover the equipment
or operate in rooms which are
not adequately ventilated.
Familiarise yourself with your
surroundings and pay attention
to possible hazards which
you may not audibly perceive
because of the noise from
the equipment.
The unit is to be used by per-
sons operating the equipment
in accordance with the intend-
ed application. Prevailing local
conditions should be taken
into account and when working
with the equipment, attention
should be paid to third parties,
especially children.
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Electrical safety
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All parts conducting elec-
tricity in the area of work
must be protected from the jet
of water.
The connecting / extension
cables must be inspected at
regular intervals of time for
signs of damage and ageing.
The mains voltage and the
voltage given on the nameplate
must be consistent.
It is recommended that this
equipment is only connected
to a mains supply outlet
socket which is fitted with a
residual-current device having
a residual-current rating
≤
30 mA.
In Switzerland use of a
residual-current device is
obligatory.
When using an extension cable,
this shall always be unreeled
completely from the drum and
be of adequate cross-section in
accordance with DIN VDE 0620.
Connector plug and couplings
must be of waterproof design
and meet the requirements for
outdoor use. Consult an elec-
trician.
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Attention ! Extension
cables which are not
suitable can be dangerous.
Transport
Always turn the motor off and
secure the equipment properly
before transporting.
Fault
Possible causes
Remedy
Rattling noise or blockage
Objects (e.g. stones) between
Remove the brushes according
of brush rotation.
brush teeth and pinion (fig. N).
to fig. N; then remove the objects
(e.g. stones) and replace the
pinion if worn. The pinion may
be ordered at a GARDENA
Service Centre using the spare
part no. 5700 - 00.610.31.
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