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environmentally responsible method of disposing of the Nickel-Cadmium (NiCad)
battery pack used with this product. In many states and municipalities, it is illegal
to dispose of NiCad batteries in ordinary trash. To preserve natural resources,
please recycle or dispose of this product’s battery pack properly. You may find
RBRC disposal locations in your area by calling the RBRC at 1(800) 822-8831 or
visiting their web site at www.rbrc.org.
BATTERY REPLACEMENT
– With ordinary use and care, your battery pack should
last you for a few years before it needs to be replaced. If you need to replace your
battery pack or want to purchase additional battery packs, please contact us at
(800) 540-5688.
WARNINGS:
Under no circumstances should you attempt to open the battery
pack. To avoid risk of injury, only replace the battery pack with the same Model
1801 battery pack.
SERVICE
WARRANTY
- Your hedge trimmer offers a two year warranty against failure due
to a defect in material or workmanship. If you experience such a problem, Original
Power, at its sole discretion, will repair or replace the unit free of charge during the
warranty period. Proof of purchase is required to validate warranty period.
The warranty does not cover components that are subject to normal wear, such
as the blades and battery. It also does not cover abuse, misuse, or use of the
product in a commercial setting. Replacement parts are available for purchase
from us by calling us at (800) 540-5688.
Please read and follow the instructions for this product carefully.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights,
which vary from state to state.
DROPPING THE UNIT
– If you drop the unit, carefully inspect it for any damage
before using it again.
If you see any condition that may affect safe operation, or if you have any
questions,
contact our customer service number at: 1-800- 540-5688.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Problem: Unit will not charge OR Charger light does not turn green after an
hour.
Solution(s):
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Be sure the battery pack is firmly seated in the charger. The RED LIGHT
should illuminate initially when a normal temperature discharged battery pack
is placed in the charger.
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Inspect charger to make sure it is correctly plugged into a working outlet.
Many outdoor or garage outlets in newer homes are protected by ground
fault (GFCI) circuits to prevent electrical shock from moisture. Make sure the
charger is completely plugged into wall outlet and that the outlet is in working
condition (i.e. not temporarily disabled by a GFCI protector).