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8. Troubleshooting
DANGER!
Risk of cutting
injuries!
Risk of injury from blade!
v
Remove the battery immediately in the event of faults!
Replacing the plastic blade:
A
B
e
s
DANGER! Risk of cutting injuries!
v
Never use metal cutting elements or spare parts
and accessories not intended for use by GARDENA.
The blades may only become worn to half the original length
at most. Only use original GARDENA Spare Blades.
Spare blades are available from your GARDENA dealer or
direct from GARDENA Service.
• GARDENA Spare Blades for Turbotrimmer
Art. No. 5368
Disassembling the plastic blade:
1. Turn the trimmer over.
2. Press end of blade down slightly
(A), slide blade
e
inside
through blade carrier
s
(B) and pull out.
Assembling the plastic blade:
v
Slide new blade
e
from inside through slot in metal of blade
carrier
s
until it snaps into place.
When the new blade is correctly inserted, it can be moved more
easily.
Problem
Possible Cause
Remedy
The Trimmer is not cutting
cleanly or not cutting at all
Blade worn or too short.
v
Replace blade.
Blade broken off.
v
Replace blade.
The trimmer vibrates severely
The blade is excessively worn
and creates an unbalance.
v
Replace blade.
The trimmer does not start
Battery is flat.
v
Charge battery
(see 4. Initial Operation).
Battery not pushed onto the
handle properly.
v
Push battery onto the handle
and make sure that the lock-
ing buttons snap in correctly.
Motor blockage.
v
Unblock and restart the
device.
The trimmer stops.
Error-LED
ß
W
flashes
Battery overload.
v
Wait for 10 sec. Press button
ß
B
on the battery and restart.
High temperature. The allowed
operation temperature was
exceded.
v
Leave battery to cool for
approx. 15 min. Press button
ß
B
on the battery and restart.
Charging indicator lamp
9
on
the charger does not light up
Battery charger or charging
cable not plugged in properly.
v
Plug in battery charger and
charging cable properly.
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