pellenc EXCELION 2 DH, Руководство пользователя

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BRUSH CUTTER EXCELION 2 DH
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1. Air exhaust screen: A hot air discharge screen that cools the engine and the electronic board.
2. Handle adjustment knob: used to adjust the inclination of the handle and to put the tool in transport position.
3. Handle tightening adjustment screw
4. Adjustable handle: allows adjustment to the physiognomy of the user.
5. Handle: used to guide the tool.
6. Control trigger (power switch): used to activate the rotation of the cutting tool at a progressively adjustable
speed.
7. Speed selector
8. HMI screen
9. POWER / MENU button
10. Safety throttle: prevents the inadvertent activation of the control trigger; the safety throttle must be activated
prior to activating the control trigger.
11. Angle gear
13. Safety guard for TAP CUT 3 and weed control blades: limits the projections of solid objects (stones, pieces of
metal) towards the operator.
14. Drive shaft
15. Carrying plate: allows the user to carry the tool using a harness.
16. Air intake screen: cold air intake screen located under the tool and which cools the motor and the electronic
board.
17. Hole for attaching the machine on a wall fixture
18. Anti-vegetation protection washer
19. Quick connector: used to connect the machine to the PELLENC tool battery.
20. Side plate of the carrying kit to be fitted on the harness.
21. Force / balancing return strap from the carrying kit to be fitted on the harness.
22. TORX 25 wrench
23. EXCELION 2 special key
27. Blades adaptation accessories (1 blade locking washer, 1 protective bowl and 1 bowl retaining nut)
Note
The Brush cutter Excelion 2 DH is delivered without a cutting head.
The cutting heads are available for purchase separately. This operating instructions manual may refer to these
cutting heads sold as options. For more information on their use, refer to Section 5.6.1, « Choice of the right
cutting head according to the use ».
Attention
Before any intervention on the tool, bring the machine to a complete stop. To consult the proce-
dure for switching off your tool, refer to Section 5.1.2, « Stopping the tool ».
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