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Facilité d'utilisation
(see figure 2) The interface is keyed so that it will only go together one way. The handle and tool should go together easily. If you experience resistance in putting them together, check that the keys on the handle are properly aligned with the slots in the tool. Figure 3 To detach a tool: 1. Grasp the tool attachment firmly with one hand (note, do not grasp on a rotating part such as the auxiliary handle), and twist the lock ring on the power handle to the unlocked position with the other hand. (see figure 4) Figure4 2.Pullthepowerhandleandtool attachmentapart.Thepowerhandle andtoolattachmentseparate shouldeasily.Iftheydonot,checktobe surethatthelockringisinthefullyunlocked position. AttachingtheBattery 1.Aligntheribonthebatterypackwith thecorresponding slotintheendofthe powerhandle.(seefigure5) I Figure 5 2. Insert the battery fully into the handle making sure that the spring- loaded buttons on each side of the battery pack snap into place in the handle. Removing the Battery 1. Depress the spring-loaded buttons on both sides of the battery simultaneously. (see figure 6) 0 Figure 6 2. Pull the battery pack straight out from the handle. To turn the tool on: 1. Grip the control grip firmly with one hand and grip the auxiliary handle on the tool attachment (if provided) with the other hand. 2. Push the switch that your thumb rests on straight forward; this is the safety release. (see figure 7) Figure 7 3. While holding the switch under your thumb in the forward position, use your fingers to pull upward on the control trigger. (see figure 8) This will energize the tool and allow you to do your work. It is NOT necessary to keep pressure on the thumb switch after the tool has started. Please note that the tool will not start if the lock ring is not in the fully locked position. Figure8 To turn the tool off: 1. Release the control trigger and the tool will turn off. The thumb switch wilt return to the rear position to prevent accidental re-starting of the tool. The power handle can be operated in two positions, normal and inverted, depending on the work you are trying to do. Depending on work position, both thumb switch or control trigger wilt release safety or activate tool, so it is not necessary to contort your hand when using the power handle in the inverted position. (see figure 9) Figure 9 OVERLOAD PROTECTION The line trimmer attachment incorporates a fuse which will protect the line trimmer in the event of an overload or prolonged stall. The fuse will cause the tool to stop operating if an overload condition exists. If the line trimmer stalls or stops turning unexpectedly, release the control trigger immediately. If, after verifying that the line head turns freely, the line trimmer does not restart, check the fuse to see if it needs replacing. See the section on replacing the fuse. Only replace the fuse with the same type 15 Amp fuse. LINE TRIMMER/EDGER OPERATION ATTACH LINE GUARD PRIOR TO USE -Attach the line guard to the trimmer housing by first aligning both of the side tabs with the slots in the trimmer housing. Next, press firmly on the rear of the guard until it is firmly seated against the trimmer housing. Important -Rotate the edging wheel until the arrow on the wheel lines up exactly with the arrow on the underside of the line guard. Now, insert the provided screw through the hole in the edging wheel and into the exposed hole in the black housing. Tighten in place with a screwdriver. (see figure 10) When the screw is properly installed and tightened, the head of the screw will be recessed and the edging wheel should rotate freely. Figure 10 Important:The line guard incorporates an automatic line cutoff blade, which keeps the cutting line trimmed to the proper length. Remove the protective tape from this blade before first use. TRIMMING TECHNIQUES Maintain proper balance at all times. Keep hand away from moving line. Wear eye protection when using the unit. Hold the line trimmer firmly when starting and operating. (see figure 11) Figure 11 WEED AND LAWN TRIMMING The unit works best with dry grass, but it can be used safely in wet grass due to the tow voltage design. A long sweeping cutting motion will get the greatest amount of trimming per charge. Watch out for foreign objects in the grass. Avoid trimming near wiring or other objects that could become tangled in the rotation of the string head. Always inspect area to be trimmed for objects that could be damaged or tangled during trimming. During normal operation, the cutting line wilt wear down and need to be advanced to its full cutting length. Advance (bump feed) the cutting line -While the unit is running, gently tap the line head against the ground until the cutting line advances to the cut-off blade. Excess line will be cut off automatically to maintain proper length. To lengthen the life of the string spool, do not bump feed by tapping the line head on concrete or asphalt. LAWN AND FLOWERBED EDGING Holding the front handle, rotate the rest ...
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