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Operating Instructions
WARNING!
Risk of electric shock due to handling the
charging station improperly!
Faulty electrical installation or too high a
mains voltage can cause electric shocks.
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Only connect the charging station if the sock-
et’s mains voltage complies with the specifica -
tion on the type plate.
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Only connect the charging station to an easily
accessible socket so that you can disconnect
it from the mains supply quickly in the event
of a fault.
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Never use the charging station if it is visibly
damaged, or if the mains cable or mains plug
is faulty.
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If the charging station’s mains cable is dam-
aged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer
or their customer service staff, or by a similarly
qualified person in order to avoid hazards.
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Do not open the charging station. Allow spe-
cialists to repair it. Contact a specialist work-
shop for this. Any repairs carried out by you,
improper connections or incorrect operation
render liability and warranty claims invalid.
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When carrying out repairs, only use parts
that correspond to the original device data.
The charging station contains electrical and
mechanical parts that are essential to protect
against hazard sources.
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Never use the charging station with an exter-
nal timer switch or a separate telecontrol sys-
tem.
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Do not immerse the charging station, the
mains cable or the mains plug in water or oth-
er liquids.
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Never touch the mains plug with wet hands.
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Never use the mains cable to pull the mains
plug out of the socket. Always hold the mains
plug itself.
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Never use the mains cable as a carrying han-
dle.
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Keep the charging station, the mains plug and
the mains cable away from naked flames and
hot surfaces.
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Do not bend the mains cable and do not run it
over sharp edges.
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Only use the charging station indoors. Never
use it in wet rooms or in the rain.
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Never reach for an electronic device when
it has fallen into water. Immediately pull the
mains plug out in these situations.
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Ensure that children do not insert any objects
into the charging station.
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When not using the charging station, when
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cleaning it or if a fault occurs, always switch
it off and pull the mains plug out of the socket.
WARNING!
Risk of electric shock due to handling the
lawnmower improperly!
Faulty electrical installation or too high a
mains voltage can cause electric shocks.
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Do not open the lawnmower. Allow specialists
to repair it. Contact a specialist workshop for
this. Any repairs carried out by you, improper
connections or incorrect operation render lia-
bility and warranty claims invalid.
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When carrying out repairs, only use parts that
correspond to the original device data. The
lawnmower contains electrical and mechanical
parts that are essential to protect against haz-
ard sources.
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Do not immerse the lawnmower in water or
other fluids.
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Keep the lawnmower away from naked flames
and hot surfaces.
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Never reach for an electronic device when
it has fallen into water. Immediately pull the
mains plug out in these situations.
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Ensure that no metal parts enter the insertion
shaft for the rechargeable battery.
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Ensure that children do not insert any objects
into the lawnmower.
WARNING!
Dangers for children and people with
reduced physical, sensory or mental
capacities (such as partially disabled
people, old people with limitations to
their physical and mental capabilities)
or for people with a lack of experience
and knowledge (such as older children).
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The lawnmower may only be operated by
people over 18 years of age. One exception
is if the person under 18 is using the device
with the supervision of a trainer as part of vo-
cational training to become proficient. Local
regulations may stipulate a minimum age for
operators.
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Never allow children or other persons who are
not familiar with the operating instructions to
use the lawnmower.
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The lawnmower must not be used by people
with limited physical, sensory or mental capa-
bilities, or people with insufficient knowledge
or experience unless:
• they are supervised or guided by a person
responsible for them,
• they have been informed of how to use the