Practical Tips - EINHELL RLH 2500 Mode D'emploi

Anleitung RLH 2500_SPK1:_
GB
Position "1"
The material is automatically drawn in by the blade
and shredded.
Position "0"
The blade rotates in the opposite direction to release
jammed material. After moving the selector switch to
the "0" position, press and hold the green knob of the
ON/OFF switch. The blade will start to rotate in the
opposite direction. As soon as you release the
ON/OFF switch, the shredder will stop automatically.
Important! Always wait until the shredder has
reached a standstill before you switch it on again.
Large items or pieces of wood will be discharged
both in the cutting and in the release direction after
the blade has been started and reversed several
times.
7.3 Motor protection (Fig. 1 / Item 2)
An overload (for example if the blade is jammed) will
cause the machine to cut out after a few seconds. To
protect the motor from damage the motor protection
switch stops the power supply automatically. Wait for
at least one minute before you press the reset knob
so that you can restart the machine.
Then press the ON/OFF switch.
If the blade becomes jammed, turn the switch for
selecting the direction of rotation to the left to position
"=" before you switch on the shredder again.

7.4 Practical tips

Read the special and general safety instructions
(section 1).
Wear work gloves, goggles and ear protection.
Place the material you wish to shred into the ope-
ning on the right-hand side (the blade rotates anti-
clockwise).
The material is drawn into the shredder automatic-
ally. CAUTION! Long pieces of material projecting
out of the funnel inlet may whiplash when it is
drawn in – keep a safe distance between yourself
and the machine.
Judge the quantity of material which you put into
the funnel inlet so that the funnel does not clog.
If you want to shred withered, damp material that
has been lying in the garden for several days,
alternate between putting in this material and bran-
ches. This will help to prevent the loading funnel
becoming clogged with material.
Do not shred soft waste (e.g. kitchen waste) – put
it straight in the compost box.
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Entangled branches and leaves should be tho
roughly shredded before loading any more materi-
al.
Do not allow the discharge opening to become
clogged with shredded material – risk of pile-ups.
Do not cover the ventilation slits.
Do not place heavy material or thick branches into
the machine continuously. This may cause the
blade to jam.
Use a plunger or hook to remove jammed objects
from the funnel or discharge openings.
Important: The material will be crushed, mashed
and shredded by the cutting unit, thus accelerating
the decomposition process for composting.
7.5 Adjusting the counter blade (Fig. 3)
The counter blade and cutting unit are perfectly
adjusted at the factory. Only if it suffers wear does
the counter blade require adjustment (switch the
machine on for this purpose). To ensure the best
possible results from your shredder, the gap between
the counter blade (item B) and the shredding blade
(item A) should be approx. 0.50 mm.
There is an adjustment device on the right-hand side
of the plastic housing for this purpose. Turn the knob
clockwise so that the screw (item C) moves towards
the shredding blade. After a half-turn the counter
blade will have moved 0.50 mm closer to the shred-
ding blade. After completing this adjustment check
whether the blade produces the desired results.
IMPORTANT: If the shredding blade touches the
counter blade, it will cut it and small metal chips may
fall out of the discharge opening. This is not a fault,
but it must only be adjusted as much as necessary
since otherwise the counter blade will suffer prematu-
re wear.
8. Troubleshooting
Motor does not run
The motor protection switch has tripped. Move the
switch for selecting the direction of rotation to
position "0" and press the reset knob. Press and
hold the ON/OFF switch to switch on the shredder
after a brief delay. Once the blockage has been
cleared, return the switch for selecting the
direction of rotation to position "1".
Power failure
Check the mains lead, plug and fuse.