Garland ROLL&COMB KEEPER 40V 600, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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is not in contact with any object.
If you slip or lose your balance or fall, release the
switch bar immediately.
Do not rely solely on the safety devices on this
machine.
Do not use this machine if you are tired, sick, have
taken medication, drugs or alcohol.
Do not use this machine at night, in fog, or in low
visibility that prevents you from seeing the work area
clearly.
Lack of rest and fatigue can cause accidents or
damage.
Never leave this machine unattended.
Do not allow anyone to enter the work perimeter.
This work perimeter must be 15 meters and is a
dangerous area.
Clean the work area and remove all obstacles that
could cause accidents. Always set the machine on a
flat and stable surface.
Do not use accessories on this machine except those
recommended by our company, since their use could
cause severe damage to the user, to people close to
the machine and to the machine itself.
Avoid operating the machine when the ground is wet
whenever possible. Be especially careful if you use
this machine after it has rained as the ground will be
slippery and you may slip.
Move the transport/work lever (9) all the way back
(transport position ) and stop the engine
by releasing the safety lever (1) to move the
machine to another work area.
7.1. MACHINE SUPPORT AND GUIDANCE
While working always hold the
machine with both hands.
7.2. HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT
Attention! Stop the machine and wait for the brush
to stop before proceeding with the height adjustment.
It takes a few moments for the brush to come to a
complete stop after turning off the motor.
Attention! Avoid overexertion on your machine.
Always adjust the brush to the highest possible height
where you see the grass being clean and lifted.
To adjust the height, first make sure that the transport
/ work lever (9) is fully forward (working
position ), then turn the cutting height
adjustment lever (7) to the desired height.
7.3. AFTER USE
Once you stop using the machine, disconnect the
batteries from the machine.
7.4. BATTERY CHARGE