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When you operate the tool, always wear full-length trousers, as well as sturdy, closed footwear
that provide good support. Do not operate the tool wearing shorts, when barefoot or wearing
open sandals.
Do not wear loose clothing or jewellery that van be drawn into the moving parts. Keep long hair
away from the moving parts (for example put it in a hair net).
Wear protective equipment and always wear protective goggles while operating the tool. Wearing
protective equipment such as a dust mask, non-slip footwear, protective gloves, a helmet and
hearing protection (depending on the type and application of the electrical device concerned)
reduces the risk of injury.
When performing work that generates dust, wear a dust protective mask to prevent dust
irritation.
Each time before you use the tool, check the integrity of the product’s power cord and your own
extension cord for signs of damage and ageing. Do not use the tool if the cord is damaged or worn.
The product should only be operated when its accessories are in perfect working order.
Any damaged or defective components should be repaired immediately by a qualified technician.
Never attempt to use an incomplete, not fully assembled or modified tool.
Under no circumstances should the tool be operated while safety devices or protective guards or
shields are damaged or if safety equipment such as protective devices is not installed.
Only use an extension cable fitted with coupler according the norm IEC 60320-2-3.
Only extension cord used should have a minimum cross section of 1.5mm². All plug-in
connections should have an earth contact and water-spray shielding.
Browse the working area to:
Remove all objects and foreign materials that may be thrown by the tool.
Identify hard objects or risk areas to avoid damaging the tool.
Before starting the product
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Local or national regulations may limit the use of the product during specific hours of the
day and only by certain users; seek information with your local authorities.
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Never operate the product when you are tired, ill or upset, under the influence of
medicament, alcohol or drugs.
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Only operate product after completely assembling it.
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Do not operate the tool if protective device is not fully or properly assembled!
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Before each use, check the tool for any signs or damage.
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Prior each use, check the power cords of signs of damage. Under no circumstances should
the power cord be used id it shows any signs of damages.
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Only use splash-proof extension cord approved for outdoor use and marked accordingly.
Make a loop in the extension cord and hang into the cable holder.
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Ensure that the tool is only connected to conventional sockets with a 230V alternating
current supply.
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The tool can plug into any 230Vac outlet with 10 amps of fuse protection. The electrical
outlet is to be protected by an earth leakage circuit breakage (ELCB) with a max triggering
current of 30mA (i.e. the appliance should be supplied via a Residual current device RCD
with a tripping current of not more than 30mA.
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Always inspection visually that the product does not show signs of use and damage.
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Check that the screws, bolts and nuts are well tightened.
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Replace any used or damaged part, and tighten firmly the screws, bolts and nut when needed.
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Check the cutting element proper operation.
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The blade of the hedge trimmer works in opposite direction and has two cutting sides to
provide greater cutting capacity and performance.
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Repeat several times the starting and stopping of the machine to become familiar with it.
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Make trial work on small shrubs or hedges branches to become familiar with handling the
machine.
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Ensure that the tool is properly connected to power supply. Lay the extension cord behind
you.
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Wear appropriate equipment.
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Clear working area of any objects likely to pose hazards.
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Inform persons to stay away from working area and machine while you are working.
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Firmly hold tool with both hands, and always maintain balanced and secure and secure
position.
