User manual RYOBI EHT 6060

[. . . ] use cord and extension cord that is defective or damaged. When using the tool, always make sure that safety equipment is fitted. Never try to use the uncomplete equipment or the unit that has been tampered with unauthorized modification. For safety reasons, the socket used to power the unit should be backed up by aresidual current device-operated (FI) circuitbreaker which can be tripped by a max. [. . . ] This system prevents starting the tool inadvertently and will only allow operation while holding the tool with both hands. Be sure that the cutting system has been assembled correctly and fixed firmly. To Switch On: Press the On/Off switch (4) and On/Off grip switch (3) with both hands at the same time. The sparking (flashing) resulting in the area of the vent slits is normal and will not damage the tool. When you stop your equipment, be sure that the cutting system stops its movement before to put away the equipment. If it is possible, clean up the cutting area before to start with the use of the equipment. Take away stones, glass pieces, nails, metallic cable and any objects that could be projected or got caught into the cutting. Using pruning shears, first prune out branches of a diameter greater than 24 mm. Young buds can be trimmed easily with a scythe movement; the older and bigger hedge can be trimmed easily with a sawing movement. Cut the sides of the edge first, starting from the bottom and working up. Cut the top level, slantwise or rounded according to taste. The safety cutter bar is provided with rounded and offset cutting teeth to reduce the risk of injury. The additional impact guard prevents unpleasant backlash from contact with walls, fences, etc. ( If hard objects become jammed in the cutter blade, switch off the tool immediately, pull out plug first and only then remove the objects. Don't leave that the cutting blades come in contact with materials that can not be trimmed, as stones or metals. Always lay the lead away from the working area. For this reason decide on the direction of cut before beginning work. cutting times: Deciduous hedges: June and October Pine hedges: April and August Coniferous hedges: from May on , as required tric shock. Avoid bodily contact with earthed parts, such as metal pipes, radiators, cooking ranges, refrigerators and the like. Large variations in temperature can lead to condensation inside. Before use: Give the machine time to adjust to the temperature of work area. Do not use machines, attachments and chargers for works other than those for which they are designed for! [. . . ] Avoid abnormal body postures while working. avoid switching on or starting up the machine unintentionally. Do not leave keys, spanners and adjusting tools inserted in the machine. Never let third person can touch the equipment or its cable. [. . . ]