ZIPPER MASCHINEN ZI-HST40V-AKKU, Руководство пользователя

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OPERATION
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ZI-HST40V-AKKU
Battery state of charge:
 Press the button on the battery to check the state
of charge at the state of charge indicator LEDs.
The indicator goes out after 5 seconds.
If one of the LEDs flashes, the battery must be
recharged. If none of the LEDs light up after the
button is pressed, the battery is faulty and must be
replaced.
W O R K I N S T R U C T I O N S
 Check that all parts are firmly attached and obviously undamaged.
 Look over the working area and remove any obstructions.
 Remove all foreign objects from the hedge, such as wire or other parts, as these may block or
damage the cutting mechanism.
 Cut out thick branches beforehand using pruning shears.
 Pick up the power tool in both hands as specified.
 Always cut at full engine speed.
 Start cutting only with the cutting mechanism running.
 The impact guard protects you against unpleasant impacts, e.g. recoil torque of the cutter,
when striking a solid object (wall, ground, etc.).
 Never touch wire fences or the ground with the running cutting mechanism.
 If cutting hedges over a prolonged period, interrupt your work more frequently and oil the
cutter bar.
 Switch the engine off and remove the battery:
– to remove blockages (jammed clippings) from the cutting bar;
– if the machine behaviour changes or it vibrates unusually;
– if you have come into contact with foreign objects or the ground
– when taking breaks and leaving the machine unattended.
 After use, stop the motor and wait until all rotating parts have come to a standstill.
 Place the protection hood on the cutter bar.
14.3 Cutting techniques
 The hedge trimmer can be guided with its double-
sided cutters forwards and backwards or in an
oscillating movement from one side to the other.
 Cut the sides of the hedge first and then the top.
 Cut the hedge from bottom to top.
 Hold the hedge trimmer at an angle of 5–10° to the
hedge to ensure a straight cut.
 Cut the hedge in a trapezoidal shape. This prevents
the lower part of the hedge from losing its foliage
due to lack of light.
 Cut the upper edges of the hedge slightly round.
 Cut in several stages if heavy trimming is required.
 Peg out a string line if you want to cut the hedge
evenly.
 Trim the young hedge plants to the required shape.
The main shoot should not be damaged until the
hedge has reached the required height.
 Dispose of the clippings properly and in an
environmentally friendly manner