Overload Protection; Practical Tips - EINHELL GH-KS 2440 Mode D'emploi D'origine

5.2 Assembling the axle and wheels
(Figs. 4a-4h)
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Remove the sleeves, nuts and washers from
the axle
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Mount the chassis as shown in Figs. 4a-4h.
5.3 Fitting the holder for the prodder (Fig. 8)
Press the holder for the prodder onto the chassis
as shown in Fig. 8.
5.4 Fitting the shredder debris bag (Fig. 9)
As an option you can fi t the supplied shredder
debris bag to the equipment. To do so, hang the
shredder debris bag (Fig. 9 / Item 22) on the
hooks provided for the purpose (Fig. 9 / Item 23).
6. Operation
Please observe the statutory regulations gover-
ning noise abatement during operating times,
which may diff er from town to town.
6.1 Connecting up the machine and swit-
ching it on
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Connect the coupling on the machine con-
nection cable (extension) to the power cable
(Fig. 1/Item 9).
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The machine can be switched ON (switch po-
sition "I") and OFF (switch position "0") using
the ON/OFF switch (Figure 1/Item 11).
Note: The machine cannot be switched on if the-
re is no voltage being supplied to it. If the power
supply is interrupted, the machine will switch off
automatically (switch position "0"). The machine
cannot be switched on again until the voltage
supply has been re-established and the ON/OFF
switch has been moved to position "I".

6.2 Overload protection

(motor circuit-breaker)
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The motor is protected from overloads by an
overload switch.
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In case of overloading the equipment will shut
down automatically. To restart, set the On/Off
switch to the position „I".
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If the motor fails to start, clean the ejector
chute.
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6.3 Practical tips

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Be sure to observe the safety instructions
(see supplied booklet).
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Wear work gloves, goggles and ear protec-
tion.
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The material is drawn into the shredder auto-
matically. 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.
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Judge the quantity of material which you put
into the funnel inlet so that the funnel does
not clog.
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If you want to shred withered, damp material
that has been lying in the garden for several
days, alternate between putting in this materi-
al and branches. This will help to prevent the
loading funnel becoming clogged with materi-
al.
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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
material.
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Do not allow the discharge opening to be-
come clogged with shredded material – risk
of pile-ups.
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Do not cover the ventilation slits.
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Do not place heavy material or thick bran-
ches into the machine continuously. This may
cause the blade to jam.
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Use the prodder (Fig. 1/Item 4) to remove
jammed objects from the funnel inlet, use
a hook to remove jammed objects from the
ejector opening.
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Swing open the loading funnel (Fig. 5/Item
2) by opening the release screw (Fig. 5/ Item
12). You can now remove blockages from the
inside of the equipment.
Important! Wear work gloves! Risk of injury
from the cutters.
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