Mountfield K201, Руководство пользователя

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ENGLISH GB
CHANGING DIRECTION OF
ROTATION
Never turn the twist switch when
the motor is running!
Change the direction of rotation as below.
See fig. 9:
1. Stop the motor by pushing the red knob “ 0” .
2. Wait until the spiral cutter has stopped.
3. Set the twist switch in the desired position.
4. Start as above.
MOTOR PROTECTION
The shredder is equipped with a built-in motor
protection which prevents the motor being
overloaded.
In the event of overloading, the main switch is
turned off automatically. The current is broken.
After 5 minutes of cooling, the motor can be
started again.
AUTOMATIC CHANGE IN
DIRECTION OF ROTATION
In the event of a sudden blockage, the machine can
automatically change the direction of rotation.
This causes the material to be fed back.
• switch off the machine.
• wait until the spiral cutter has stopped
• start the machine again and use material which
can be processed more easily.
STOPPING THE MOTOR
Stop the motor by pushing the red knob
“
0” . See fig. 9.
Do not feed in any material after the
motor has been stopped. This will get
caught in the machine and can make
restarting impossible.
Disconnect the plug if the machine is to be left
unsupervised.
EMERGENCY STOP
In order to stop the machine quickly, e.g. in an
emergency, press the
0 button on the main switch.
DISCONNECT SWITCH
The machine is equipped with a disconnect switch.
This means that the main switch is automatically
disconnected in the event of a loss of current. The
machine can be started again by reconnecting the
plug and turning on the main switch.
SHREDDING
The following types of material can be shredded in
the compost shredder:
- twigs and branches
- waste from cutting bushes.
- waste from hedge-trimming.
- plant parts and other garden waste which is
suitable for shredding.
Examples of materials which are not suitable for
shredding include:
- glass, paper, metal, plastic bags, stones, fabric,
earth-covered roots.
- waste that does not have a firm consistency, e.g.
kitchen waste.
To prevent damage to the machine, you are
recommended not to exceed the following
maximum sizes of twigs and branches:
< 40 mm in diameter.
Feel free to stand the shredder on a tarpaulin or
similar before shredding. This will catch the
shredded material and make removal easier.
The material that is to be shredded is fed into the
feeding hopper and, assuming it is not too bulky,
automatically pulled down through the slowly
rotating spiral cutter to the blades.
Branches and twigs should be shredded shortly
after being cut. They become extremely hard when
they dry out, and the maximum diameter of what
can be shredded is reduced.
A large proportion of garden waste contains a lot
of water and therefore sticks easily. Such material
should be allowed to dry for a few days before
being processed.
Store the shredder indoors in a dry place.