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b) If there are no damages close the shredder
again.
6. Close the cover of the shredder.
7. Tighten the opening knob.
8. Press the restart button.
9. Start shredding again with a smaller quantity and
with lighter material.
Shredding tips:
If the material to be shredded contains big quantities
of water and resin, it can block the shredder. We
suggest you allow these materials to dry first.
Bigger branches are shredded best straight after
cutting. If allowed to dry, the shredder will need more
effort for the same job.
If you are going to shred branches and pruning
remains, alternate these to minimize blockages.
7.1. FINISHING USAGE
When you stop using the machine:
1. Disconnect the machine by placing the switch in
the ¨O¨ position.
2. Unplug the machine from the mains.
3. Clear the hopper and the ejection area.
4. Open the cover and remove any rests of material
from the blades.
8. MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE
The removal of security devices, an incorrect
maintenance or the substitution of spare parts and
accessories by non originals could cause severe
injuries.
Always carry out maintenance or service
work with the machine unplugged from
the mains.
Make sure that all moving parts are at a
standstill before starting to service the
machine.
Carry out the stated maintenance work to ensure
the proper functioning of the machine once we
have finished using the machine to ensure it works
correctly in a future occasion.
Maintain your machine clean and in a good general
state. Clean the hopper and the ejection mouthpiece.
Remove dirt from the refrigerating areas so as not to
damage the engine and/or cause a fire.
Do not clean the machine with water. The electric
engine could be damaged.
Periodically check the cables for damages through
wear and tear. If any of the cables are damaged, take
the machine to your nearest after sales service.
Do not use the machine if the cable is damaged.
When checking the blades, please remember that
although the blades are at a standstill, these can be
moved by hand. Be careful.
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