Rona 2009615 Manuel D'utilisation page 24

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
This prevents debris from falling into the area
which has yet to be cut (see Fig. M). Try to
keep the blade angled at approximately 5º to
the work surface. This will improve the cutting
efficiency of the trimmer (see Fig. N). Then cut
the top of the hedge. If the hedge is very long,
cut in stages rather than trying to cut the entire
length in at one time (see Fig. O).
4. Shaping
We recommend shaping the hedge into a
trapezoidal shape which is wider at the bottom
that the top. This will improve light penetration
resulting in a stronger hedge.
5. Optimal Trimming Times
Green leaf hedges are best trimmed between
June and October. Evergreens should be
trimmed in April and August, while conifers and
other fast growing shrubs can be trimmed every
6 to 8 weeks.
6. Older hedges
When older hedges need to be cut back
substantially, cut the thicker branches back with
pruning shears before using your trimmer. Take
care that the blades do not come into contact
with wire or other metal objects.
STRING TRIMMER
PREPARING TRIMMER FOR USE
Note: Do not operate this machine until it
is assembled and installed according to the
instructions. A machine incorrectly assembled
can cause serious injury.
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Fig B
1. Fitting the Guide Wheel (for edging)
Attach the guide wheel onto the underside of
the guard as shown in Fig. B using the 2 screws
provided.
Fig D
1. Guard Fitting
a) Position the motor head as shown in Fig C,
with the screw hole at the top centre.
b) Lower the guard onto the motor head as
shown in Fig. D, (with the underside facing
you).
c) Align the four screw holes and fasten the
guard to the motor head.
Fig C