STERWINS 40VHT2-60.1 Notice De Montage page 218

FR 2.10 HEDGE TRIMMER SAFETY WARNINGS:
• KEEP ALL PARTS OF THE BODY AWAY FROM THE BLADE. DO NOT
REMOVE CUT MATERIAL OR HOLD MATERIAL TO BE CUT WHEN BLADES
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ARE MOVING. BLADES CONTINUE TO MOVE AFTER THE SWITCH IS TURNED
OFF. A MOMENT OF INATTENTION WHILE OPERATING THE HEDGE TRIMMER
MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY.
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• CARRY THE HEDGE TRIMMER BY THE HANDLE WITH THE BLADE
STOPPED AND TAKING CARE NOT TO OPERATE ANY POWER SWITCH.
PROPER CARRYING OF THE HEDGE TRIMMER WILL DECREASE THE RISK OF
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INADVERTENT STARTING AND RESULTANT PERSONAL INJURY FROM THE
BLADES.
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• WHEN TRANSPORTING OR STORING THE HEDGE TRIMMER, ALWAYS
FIT THE BLADE COVER. PROPER HANDLING OF THE HEDGE TRIMMER WILL
DECREASE THE RISK OF PERSONAL INJURY FROM THE BLADES.
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• WHEN CLEARING JAMMED MATERIAL OR SERVICING THE UNIT,
MAKE SURE ALL POWER SWITCHES ARE OFF AND THE BATTERY PACK IS
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2.11 RESIDUAL RISKS
• FAMILIARISE YOURSELF WITH THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT BY MEANS OF
THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL. MEMORISE THE SAFETY DIRECTIONS AND
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FOLLOW THEM TO THE LETTER. THIS WILL HELP TO PREVENT RISKS AND
HAZARDS. ALWAYS BE ALERT WHEN USING THIS PRODUCT, SO THAT YOU CAN
RECOGNISE AND HANDLE RISKS EARLY. FAST INTERVENTION CAN PREVENT
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SERIOUS INJURY AND DAMAGE TO PROPERTY. SWITCH OFF AND DISCONNECT
FROM THE BATTERY IF THERE ARE MALFUNCTIONS.
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• EVEN IF ALL INSTRUCTIONS ARE STRICTLY FOLLOWED, THERE ARE STILL
SOME FACTORS THAT COULD LEAD TO HAZARDS, SUCH AS :
- THROWN OUT PIECES OF THE WORK PIECE.
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- VIBRATION INJURIES : USE DESIGNATED HANDLES AND TRY TO REDUCE
WORKING TIME AND EXPOSURE.
- INJURIES CAUSED BY NOISE : WEAR EAR PROTECTION AND REDUCE
WORKING TIME AND EXPOSURE.
3. TECHNICAL DATA
Machine weigh (without battery pack)
Model
Rated voltage (V d.c.)
Blade length
REMOVED OR DISCONNECTED. UNEXPECTED ACTUATION OF THE HEDGE
TRIMMER WHILE CLEARING JAMMED MATERIAL OR SERVICING MAY RESULT IN
SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY.
• HOLD THE HEDGE TRIMMER BY INSULATED GRIPPING SURFACES
ONLY, BECAUSE THE BLADE MAY CONTACT HIDDEN WIRING. BLADES
CONTACTING A "LIVE" WIRE MAY MAKE EXPOSED METAL PARTS OF THE HEDGE
TRIMMER "LIVE" AND COULD GIVE THE OPERATOR AN ELECTRIC SHOCK.
• KEEP ALL POWER CORDS AND CABLES AWAY FROM CUTTING AREA.
POWER CORDS OR CABLES MAY BE HIDDEN IN HEDGES OR BUSHES AND CAN
BE ACCIDENTALLY CUT BY THE BLADE.
• DO NOT USE THE HEDGE TRIMMER IN BAD WEATHER CONDITIONS,
ESPECIALLY WHEN THERE IS A RISK OF LIGHTNING. THIS DECREASES THE
RISK OF BEING STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
- INHALATION OF DUST AND PARTICLES.
- WEAR EYE PROTECTION AT ALL TIMES.
IF YOU EXPERIENCE ANY OF THESE FACTORS WHILE USING THE MACHINE,
STOP THE MACHINE CONSULT YOUR DOCTOR IMMEDIATELY
• INJURIES MAY BE CAUSED OR AGGRAVATED BY PROLONGED USE OF A
TOOL. WHEN USING ANY TOOL FOR PROLONGED PERIODS, ENSURE YOU TAKE
REGULAR BREAKS.
• PROLONGED USE OF THE PRODUCT EXPOSES THE USER TO VIBRATIONS
THAT CAN CAUSE A RANGE OF CONDITIONS COLLECTIVELY KNOWN AS HAND-
ARM VIBRATION SYNDROME (HAVS) E. G . FINGERS GOING WHITE; AS WELL AS
SPECIFIC DISEASES SUCH AS CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME.
• TO REDUCE THIS RISK WHEN USING THE PRODUCT, ALWAYS WEAR
PROTECTIVE GLOVES AND KEEP YOUR HANDS WARM.
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36 V d.c.
3.2 kg
658 mm