Specifications; Product Identification; Purpose; Part List - CAMPAGNOLA EASY S Manuel D'utilisation Et D'entretien

Sound and vibration values:
Sound pressure level: < 70 dB(A)
Maximum vibration value while using the tool: < 2.5 m/sec.

3 SPECIFICATIONS

3.1

Product identification

The tool identification details are indicated on the CE
3.2

Purpose.

The equipment has been designed to be used just for cutting branches.
If this tool is used for other unapproved purposes, it could get damaged and cause injuries to the operator.
This tool can only be used by adults. Do not use the tool in the rain or on wet branches. The operator is fully
responsible in case of damages or injuries caused to third parties or their belongings due to an accident while using it.
The Manufacturer cannot be held responsible for damages or injuries caused by an improper use of the tool.
Always check the blade sharpening before using the tool. Damages due to blunt blades are not covered by
warranty.
WARNING!
• Any other use has to be considered improper and potentially dangerous for the operators' safety. This
would then make any warranty claim void.
•
If it is not used for the purposes it was manufactured for, the tool may get damaged and cause serious
injuries to personnel and bystanders and damages to things.
3.3

Part list

Open the package carefully and check whether the following parts are included:
Electric pruning shear
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Battery
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Battery charger
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- Connecting cable
Battery backpack
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Tool box
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- Cable fixing strap
Use and maintenance manual
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- Warranty certificate
3.4

Function description

The tool is made of highly resistant steel. The strong blades and the tool shape allow to easily use the shear with just
one hand. The blades can be put very close to the branch to be cut and do not damage the plant.
In case of any danger or tool wrong operating just release the trigger. The mobile blade will open completely to avoid
damages or injuries.
Use and Maintenance Manual – Original
Instructions Rev.: 02, Date 19/07/2019
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