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If the safety cutter bar
jammed with solid objects, switch
the product o immediately and
remove the battery packs
then should you remove the object.
Avoid over-stressing the product
while working.
Do not remove the cut protection
from the safety cutter bar
protection protects the user's thighs
from contact with the rear end of the
safety cutter bar.
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The double-sided safety cutter
bar
enables trimming in both
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directions, or via pendulum
movements from one side to the
other.
Cut out thick branches in advance
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using lopping shears.
When cutting vertically, move the
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product in a steady forward motion,
or up and down in an arch-shaped
motion.
When cutting horizontally, move the
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product in a sickle-shaped motion
to the edge of the hedge so that cut
branches fall to the ground.
Tie cords to achieve long, straight
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lines.
Trimming shaped hedges
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NOTE
Trim hedges in a trapezoidal shape
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to prevent the lower branches from
becoming bare. This corresponds
to the plant's natural growth and
allows hedges to thrive optimally.
Only the new annual shoots
are reduced during cutting to
allow dense branching and good
protection of privacy.
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NOTE
Trim plants while they are young
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to achieve the desired shape. The
main shoot should be left intact
until the hedge has achieved the
intended height. Cut all other
shoots to half their size.
1. Trim the sides of the hedge. To do
so, move the product from bottom to
top in the direction of growth. If you
cut downwards, thinner branches will
move outwards which may cause
thin patches or gaps.
2. Trim the top edge as desired:
straight, roof-shaped or round.
Cutting free-growing hedges
Free-growing hedges are not to be
trimmed into shapes but still need to
be regularly cut to ensure they do not
become too tall.
˜ Before operation
Carry out the following steps before
each operation. This will guarantee long
and reliable use.
Search the hedges and bushes for
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foreign objects, e.g. wire fences and
hidden wires.
Check the product before each use
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for obvious defects such as loose,
worn or damaged parts. Ensure that
the scre s in the safety cutter bar
are rmly in place
Do not cut with a dull or worn safety
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cutter bar
, otherwise you will
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overload the motor and gears of the
product.
Check the covers and protective
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devices for damage and correct t
Stop protection
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