Shindaiwa DH2000, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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OPERATION DH2000
When power to the unit is turned on:
• After one minute of inactivity, unit will power itself off.
• If the LED remains lit, operation is normal.
• If the LED flashes once per second, the battery needs to be charged.
• If the LED flashes four times per second, there is a fault within the hedge trimmer. Turn power off to unit.
Remove battery. Clear debris from around the blades. Install battery. Turn power on to unit. If flashing
continues, have your authorized Shindaiwa servicing dealer repair the hedge trimmer.
Hedge Trimming
Read, understand, and follow all safety and operating instructions in this manual.
Never cut near electric cords or lines. If blade jams on any electrical cord or line, DO NOT TOUCH
THE BLADE! IT CAN BECOME ELECTRICALLY LIVE AND VERY DANGEROUS. Continue to hold the
hedge trimmer by the insulated throttle handle or lay it down and away from you in a safe manner.
Disconnect the electrical service to the damaged line or cord before attempting to free the blade
from the line or cord. Contact with the blade, other conductive parts of the hedge trimmer, or live
electric cords or lines will result in death by electrocution or serious injury.
Hedge Trimmer blades are very sharp. Touching them may lead to severe personal injury. Avoid
touching blades whenever possible, and always wear gloves to protect hands.
Always keep both hands on the hedge trimmer handles. Never hold shrubs with one hand and
operate the hedge trimmer with the other. Improper operation of the hedge trimmer could result in
serious injury.
Note: The hedge trimmer has both a support and throttle
handle. With the blade directed away from you,
always hold the hedge trimmer by both handles. If
you remove your hand from the support handle,
the hedge trimmer will automatically stop.
1. Tilt trimmer so cutting teeth are angled slightly
toward the hedge or shrub and proceed to cut.
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Do not force the hedge trimmer through heavy
shrubbery. This can cause the blades to bind and
slow down. If the blades slow down, reduce the
pace
.