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GB | Operating Instruction
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The charging unit heats up during the charging
process. Do not place the unit on a flammable surface
or operate it in a flammable environment. Fire hazard!
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Never open the battery cells. Hazard of short circuits!
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In case of damage to the battery, hazardous vapours
or fluids may escape. In case of incidental contact flush
with water and seek medical advice immediately. The
fluid may have irritating or caustic effects on the skin.
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Protect the battery from heat, intense insolation and
fire. Explosion hazard!
Charging process:
To charge the battery connect the charging unit to an
electrical socket. Then connect the plug of the charging
cable to the charging socket of the grass and shrub
shears or trimmer (fig. 2)
The start of the charging process is indicated by the
red control light ("X", Fig. 2) at the end of the handle.
If the battery is completely empty the charging time is
about 4 hours. After the charging process has been
completed, the electronic control automatically switches
off the charging process. The red control light changes
to green indicating the end of the charging process. It is
not required to monitor the charging time.
The charging unit and the handle of the tool heat up
during the charging process. This is nothing unusual.
Pull the plug of the charging unit if it is not in use.
The tool must never be switched on during the charging
process!
Recharge the battery every time you realise a consider-
able decrease of the tool's cutting performance. The
battery additionally features an electronic total discharge
protection that protects the battery from damage.
This feature switches the battery off if the discharging
threshold is reached. Do not switch the tool on afterwards
and make sure to recharge the battery first.
Switching the tool on/off
Push the switch-on lock A (Fig. 3) to the left or right as
far as it will go and push the switch B. After the tool has
been switched on, you do not have to hold the switch-on
lock A any longer.
To switch off just let go of the switch B.
Attention! The blades will coast for a certain time
after switch-off!
Refitting the tool / Changing the shear
systems
Do not switch on the tool when performing the
following steps to change the shear system!
Danger of injury!
Put the included blade guard into the blade(s) and use
protective gloves to protect yourself from injury.
Lift off the locking bracket (1) and slide the gear cover
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back in the direction of the arrow (2). Remove the gear
cover. The shear blade can now be removed (Fig. 5).
Remove any dirt from the gear area (if necessary).
Please slightly grease the drive area using commerci-
al universal grease as described in the Maintenance
section before putting the replacement shears in place
(Fig. 6 + 7).
Turn the gear wheel to move the eccentric wheel to
either the front or rear position (Fig. 6). Move the mo-
veable part of the shear blade to the centre position to
locate the opening of the eccentric wheel exactly over
the hole in the shear blade (Fig. 6). [ Grass/shrub shears
(Fig. 7): Move the moveable part of the blade forward
or backward until the eccentric wheel (A) fits into the
eccentric opening (B).] Put the shear blade in place. If
the blade cannot be placed flush into the housing, adjust
the positions of the eccentric wheel and moveable shear
blade again.
Then put the gear cover into the guiding grooves and
slide it forward until the locking bracket locks into place
(Fig. 8).
The device is now ready for operation.
Hints for your work with the tool
The shrub trimmer cuts ornamental shrubs and light
undergrowth or bushes. The device is also well-suited
for ornamental cuts as, for example, for the care of
graves. As the device is operated with one hand please
be careful not to move the other hand near the running
cutting tools.
The grass shears allow for clean cuts of lawn edges or
hardly accessible lawn areas.
Maintenance
Clean the blade from any crushed plants and dirt. The
blades should be detached at least once a season for
the removal of debris. Lubricate the C pinion and the D
back of the blade with a light oil. Do not lubricate the mo-
tor and other parts. Should the blade become dull after a
long period of use, a spare part can be ordered.
Warning! The leading edges of the blades must be oiled
to ensure proper lubrication. If the leading edges are not
oiled, blade durability may be adversely affected.
If the cutting tools have become dull after long use
please replace them with original spare parts.
Clean the device using only a brush or cloth. Do never
wash down the device with water and do never dip the
device into water.
Apply protective spray to the blades after each use.
Replace blunt blades.
Always put on the blade guard after use.
Examine the tool for obvious defects and have it repaired
in an authorised service shop if required.
(Fig. 6 + 7)
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