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OPERATION

With the machine standing on firm level ground, standing on a board if necessary, plug the
machine into the mains supply, via a residual current device (RCD), and  start the machine
by pressing the ON/OFF rocker switch shown below, to ON.

If the machine fails to start, check to ensure
the front cover is firmly secured by
tightening, if necessary, the front cover
securing knob - see illustration.

NOTE: The front cover securing knob
incorporates a microswitch, which prevents
the shredder from operating if the front
cover is not properly secured.

When the machine is running at full speed,
proceed to feed material into the hopper,
DO NOT force it. The cutter blades will pull
the material into the machine, but small,
light  material, leaves etc., may need
pushing in with the Push Stick - NEVER push material into the hopper with your hands.

The material must be of a size to easily enter the holes in the hopper - max. 40mm.

All side shoots, branches etc., must be cut off beforehand.

Please take note of the safety precautions, and DO NOT attempt to shred hard materials,
such as glass, metal, bones, plastic, polythene, rope etc.

Be aware that treated wood when shredded could produce toxic dust, as could prunings
with fungus or decay. These materials should not be shredded but taken to the recycling
centre.

Place a collecting bag, or bin below the chute to collect chippings.

IMPORTANT!

Should the machine become clogged and stop delivering chippings, switch OFF
immediately and disconnect from the mains supply.

Undo the front cover securing knob fully and open the cover. Using industrial quality gloves,
remove any material in the chute. Take great care to avoid contact with the cutter blades
- use a stick where necessary.

Ensure the cover is properly secured before plugging into the mains supply and restarting.

OVERLOAD PROTECTION

Should the machine become overloaded or overheat, a Thermal Overload will intervene,
shutting off the machine.

Should this occur, switch OFF the machine and disconnect from the mains supply, open the
front cover and remove any material in the chute, then replace the cover.

Allow the machine to cool for at least 5 minutes before plugging into the mains supply,
pressing the RESET button, see illustration above and restarting.

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CAUTION

Always wear proper safety goggles, and ear defenders .

Summary of Contents for CGS40

Page 1: ...OPERATING MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS Model No CGS40 Part No 3402050 GARDEN SHREDDER GARDEN SHREDDER 0108 ...

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Page 3: ...roducts should not be disposed of with household waste Please dispose of according to all laws governing the disposal of electrical and electronic equipment at a proper disposal facility Declaration of Conformity 2 Guarantee 3 General Safety Precautions 4 Electrical Connections 5 Assembly Instructions 6 Operation 7 Maintenance 8 Product Specifications 8 Parts Description 10 Parts List 11 CONTENTS ...

Page 4: ...hopper when inserting material keep your head well away ALWAYS Ensure the blades have stopped before carrying out inspection or maintenance ALWAYS wear a good pair of industrial gloves when using this machine ALWAYS disconnect the machine from the power supply before servicing or cleaning etc NEVER use power tools in damp or wet locations or expose them to rain WARNING PLEASE READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS...

Page 5: ...SION CABLES If an extension cable is used always ensure that it is fully unwound The maximum extension length is 25M and the wire size in the cables must be at least 1 5mm in diameter As a general rule the extension cable must be thicker than the cable supplied with the Shredder If longer extensions are required please seek advice from a qualified electrician IF IN DOUBT CONSULT A QUALIFIED ELECTR...

Page 6: ... 4 Finally tighten two cross head screws at A 5 Invert body as shown in Fig 3 and lower each leg side on to the studs Note the frame sides are marked L and R left and right 6 Secure each leg using a shaped washer and self locking nut on each stud 7 Insert the axle F between the legs then mount a wheel on each side in the manner shown below Bolt A flat washer B Bush C on the outside of the wheel D ...

Page 7: ...erials such as glass metal bones plastic polythene rope etc Be aware that treated wood when shredded could produce toxic dust as could prunings with fungus or decay These materials should not be shredded but taken to the recycling centre Place a collecting bag or bin below the chute to collect chippings IMPORTANT Should the machine become clogged and stop delivering chippings switch OFF immediatel...

Page 8: ...YS ensure the machine is switched OFF and disconnected from the mains supply before carrying out any cleaning operations Should any repair be necessary please contact your Clarke dealer for advice SPECIFICATIONS Motor 230V 50Hz 1ph Input Wattage 2400W Input Current 11 5A Max Cutting Capacity 40mm dia Guaranteed Sound Power Level 106dBLWA Dimensions 690x470x944mm Net Weight 21 5kg Duty Cycle S6 40 ...

Page 9: ...PARTS DIAGRAM 10 ...

Page 10: ...ft 1 HTCGS4040 41 Knob 1 HTCGS4041 42 Power cord 1 HTCGS4042 43 Split pin 1 HTCGS4043 44 Sheath power cord 1 HTCGS4044 45 Conn wire inner D 1 HTCGS4045 46 Overload protector 1 HTCGS4046 47 Switch 1 HTCGS4047 48 1 Conn wire inner A 1 HTCGS4048a 48 2 Wire inner A 1 HTCGS4048b 49 Capacitor 20uF 1 HTCGS4049 50 Cover capacitor 1 HTCGS4050 51 Hex Screw 4 HTCGS4051 52 Seat blade plate 1 HTCGS4052 53 Wash...

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