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Operating Instructions
on corners, pointed or sharp objects. Do
not squeeze extension cord, e.g. through
narrow gaps in doors or windows.
37. Make sure the open side of the protec-
tion guard is pointing away from yourself
before you switch on the tool.
38. Never tug the extension cord to disconnect
the plug. Always grip the plug.
39. Use particular caution while working in
dense growth areas where your view of the
ground is obscured.
40. Never leave your tool outdoors in rain.
41. Do not cut wet grass or other growth.
Never use in rain.
42. Hold the extension cord so that it is always
away from the rotating nylon line.
43. Transporting the electric tool, e.g. carrying
it to another site: Switch of the unit, discon-
nect the plug.
44. Take special care in slippery conditions -
on slopes and uneven ground.
45. Work in a line across the slope and take
special care when turning around.
46. Watch for hidden obstacles such as tree
stumps and roots to avoid stumbling.
47. Clean the cutting head at regular intervals.
48. Check the condition of the cutting head at
frequent intervals. If the behaviour of the
cutting head changes (vibration, noise),
check immediately as follows: Switch off
the tool, hold it firmly and bring the cutting
head to a standstill by pressing it against
the ground. Then disconnect plug from
power supply. Check condition of cutting
head - look for cracks.
49. Be sure to bring the unit onto normal work-
ing position before turning it on again.
50. Have a damaged cutting head replaced
immediately - even if it only has superficial
cracks. Never attempt to repair a damaged
cutting head.
51. Always switch off your tool and disconnect it
from the power supply before taking a break
and after finishing work. Do not forget main
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tenance. (Plug disconnected!) Only carry
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out maintenance and repairs described in
these operating instructions. Any other work
should be performed by your dealer. Do not
grease - this is unnecessary, as this unit
has been pregreased at the factory.
52. Inspect cooling air slots on the motor hous-
ing at regular intervals for clog-ups and
clean as necessary.
53. Only use original spare parts.
54. Clean plastic parts with a damp cloth. Do
not use aggressive cleaning chemicals.
55. Never hose down the electric tool!
56. Cleaning and maintenance may not be
carried out by children.
57. Store tool indoors in a dry, high or locked
place and always keep out of reach of
children.
Important notice - so your guarantee does not expire:
• Always keep the air-intake clean.
• Never press the cutting head on the ground, when
doing this you brake the turned-on motor.
• Never hit the cutting head on a hard underground,
otherwise you will unbalance and damage the motor
shaft.
6. Assembly
WARNING:
Do not touch the gear head immedi-
ately when the product using in a long time, the hot
gear head may scald you.
Shoulder strap
(Fig. 2)
A shoulder strap (63) is supplied for your greater comfort.
Simply attach the clip of the shoulder strap onto the strap
onto the hanger at the front of left housing body (68).
Connecting the attachment to the upper shaft
(Fig. 3)
1. The coupler (25) connects the attachment to the up-
per shaft. Follow these steps to connect the attach-
ment to the upper shaft.
2. Loosen the wing nut (24) by turning it counter clock-
wise.
3. Align the button with the guide recess on the upper
shaft.
4. Slide the underneath shaft (28) into the upper tube
(17) until the underneath shaft clicks into place.
Note:
If the button does not release completely in the
positioning hole, upper shaft (17) are not locked. Slightly
rotate the underneath shaft until the button is locked
into place.
5. Tighten the wing nut (24) securely by turning it
clockwise.
Note:
During operation, periodically check the wing nut
(24) and tighten as necessary.
