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across plastic or other delicate
fl ooring material. The brushes could
scratch or damage the surface. We
do not assume any liability for da-
mages in this case.
Test the brush beforehand on an in-
conspicuous area.
• Operate the device at walking speed.
• The arrow
on the spray guard
indicates the brush’s rotational direction.
• Always test the device in an inconspicu-
ous area before using it on sensitive
fl oors.
Selecting the proper brush
For information on replacing the brush, please
refer to the “Assembly instructions” section.
Steel brush (
18):
Select this brush for removing persistent
lichenics and moss on robust grounds.
Use the steel brush on robust surfac-
es only (road, pavement) as it may
damage and/or scratch the ground.
Narrow nylon brush (
19):
Select this brush for removing weed, li-
chenics and moss from small narrow joints.
Large plastic brush (
10):
Select this brush for removing weed, li-
chenics and moss from wide joints and für
cleaning smaller areals.
Cleaning and maintenance
Always unplug the device be-
fore working on it.
Any work that is not described
in these Instructions must be
carried out by a servicing
agency authorized by us. Dan-
ger of injury!
Cleaning
Do not jet water onto the trim-
mer and do not clean it under
fl owing water. This would re-
sult in the danger of an electric
shock and the trimmer could
be damaged.
Always keep the device clean. Do no
use cleaning agents and solvents.
• Clean the device, brush and splash guard
with a soft brush or cloth after every use.
• Keep the louvres clean.
Maintenance
• Only use spare parts and acces-
sories that have been supplied or
recommended by the manufacturer.
• Always inspect the equipment before it
is to be used. Do not operate the equip-
ment if safety devices, parts of the cutting
device or bolts are missing, worn out or
damaged.
• Always inspect the brush before starting
the device. Never use damaged brushes.
Replace any damaged or worn brush.
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