- Do not cut through branches whose diameter is larger than the range of loppers. - Do not cut materials
from metal, stone, etc. with cordless loppers. Do not use the mounting clip on the strap to hold the
instruments. Replace the blade in case of it becoming worn or damaged.
- Always keep the tool clean. - Clean the loppers, battery and charger with a soft dry or gently moistened
cloth (do not use any solvents).
- Do not immerse the cordless loppers for tree pruning, the battery and the charger in the water or other
liquids.
- Do not use the cordless loppers in case of damage caused to the loppers, battery or charger.
- Do not use the cordless loppers in any way if the switch is damaged and safe operation with the loppers
cannot be performed.
- In case of replacement of the blade or longer period of non-usage of the cordless loppers for tree
pruning, make sure the switch is in the “off” position.
- This precautionary measure prevents accidental
starting of loppers.
- Make sure to always clean the cordless loppers after use and remove the dirt from the blades. Lubricate
the blades with lubrication oil to keep them in flawless condition and prolong their lifespan.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE BATTERY AND CHARGER
- Read the operating instructions carefully before initial use of the battery and charger.
- The battery is supplied in a discharged state and must be charged before its first use.
1. Verify that the electrical current that is available on your network is identical to the current on the
battery charger.
2. Do not allow moisture, rain or running water to reach the area of the charging of the battery.
3. Do not charge the battery when the temperature is below 0 ºC or above 45 ºC. Charging the
battery at
extreme temperatures can reduce its lifespan.
4. Treat a damaged accumulator that can no longer be charged as hazardous waste. Do not dispose of the
battery in rubbish, fire or water.
5. Use only the battery and the charger approved by the manufacturer for use in the given devices.
6. Never dismantle the battery and try not to repair it.
7. Do not use a short-circuited battery.
8. Do not use a damaged or distorted battery.
9. Do not charge the battery near open flames, heat sources or in direct sunlight.
10. Do not drive nails through the charger, do not damage it with a hammer, do not step on it or shake it.
11. Never connect the battery directly to the charging outlet or the car charger.
12. Do not touch the battery with bare hands.
Do not insert the battery into high temperature and high pressure containers, e.g. microwave ovens, etc.
13. Do not use a leaking battery.
14. Ensure that the battery stays out of reach of children.
15. Do not use or expose the battery to direct sunlight. It could cause overheating or fire, which would
result in its dysfunctionality or shortening of its life cycle.
16. Do not use the battery in locations with static electricity (more than 64V).
17. Stop using the battery immediately and send it back to the dealer in case you are using it for the first
time and spot the corrosion marks, or if you can smell unpleasant odor or when other unusual events
occur.
18. In case of contact with the skin, clothes or eyes, follow these instructions:
- Wash the affected area immediately with water, neutralize it with a weak acid, e.g. lemon juice or
vinegar.
- In case of contact with your eyes, rinse for at least 10 minutes with plenty of clean water. Contact your
doctor.
19. Never store the battery in a discharged state.
20. Keep the charger clean, away from dust and dirt.
21. Avoid explosion hazard! Do not smoke while charging the battery or at the place where you store it.
The defective batteries may leak an explosive gas hydrogen which may ignite from an open flame or spark.
